Plugin doesn't work in Runtime Solution

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Plugin doesn't work in Runtime Solution

Postby pbakker » Tue Mar 01, 2005 1:08 pm

Hi,

One of my custom made plugin works fine when used in a normal client or in Developer, but when used in a Runtime Solution, it doesn't seem to work.

When starting the Runtime solution, I just get the error message that the onsolutionStart method gives an error. After that, my first screen shows, but none of the buttons work. Also, the Windows dropdown only show's my main form, while there are more than one form in the solution.

The plugin jar file is included in the RunTime Solution's plugin directory.

When the plugin is started from command line, with java -jar servoy_runtime.jar, the errors appearing in the CMD window seem to indicate problems with the connection to the serverside part of the plugin.

So, questions that arize:
- Should a plugin based on a client/server structure work in a RunTime build?
- Are the limitations to what can be done in plugins for runtime solutions?
- Are there special steps to be taken for Clinet/Server structures in plugins for RunTime solutions?

Eagerly awaiting some pointer....

Paul
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Postby Jan Blok » Tue Mar 01, 2005 2:11 pm

1) no, there is no server part in a runtime (no support for server plugins in the runtime)
2) no, only implement IClientplugin
3) not possible at all. (no support for server plugins in the runtime)
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Postby pbakker » Tue Mar 01, 2005 2:17 pm

Those are pretty straight forward answers :lol:

Well, guess I have to do some modifications then.

Tnx for the quick response.

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