Version R2 2.2rc7-build 325
Java version 1.4.2_07-b05 (Windows XP)
I’m curious how a plugin implementing both IClientPlugin and IDeveloperPlugin gets initialized. It appears that a class that is both a client plugin and a developer plugin is only passed an IClientPluginAccess object and not the IDeveloperPluginAccess object.
I would like to have a single plugin that knows if it is running in developer or regular client mode. I expected to be able test if the access object was an instance of IDeveloperPluginAccess. But the plugin was initialized only with an IClientPluginAccess even though it implements IDeveloperPlugin and was running in developer.
public class TestPlugin implements IClientPlugin, IScriptObject, IDeveloperPlugin {
private IClientPluginAccess app;
public void initialize(IClientPluginAccess app) throws PluginException {
this.app = app;
}
public void initialize(IDeveloperPluginAccess app) throws PluginException {
this.app = app;
}
public boolean js_isRunningInDeveloper(){
return app instanceof IDeveloperPluginAccess;
}
}