Click Add, select Directory, browse for the plugins folder in the extracted example folder, and click Next.Īfter this, there should be no errors on the projects you imported.

Select your active target platform, and click Edit.

In Eclipse, select Window>Preferences from the menu, expand Plug-in Development, and select Target Platform.

Extract the example-paths-override-project.zip file.

The example Includes a plugins folder, which contains four plug-ins that need to be added to your target platform.

You need to include some features into your workspace to be able to compile the OneInstall extensions. The projects will be imported into your workspace. Select the Select Archive File option, and browse for the archive, example-paths-override-project.zip.Select the Existing Projects into Workspace option.In Eclipse, select File>Import from the menu.This zip contains three projects that should be added into the workspace.

This is necessary because you will need the Plugin Development Environment.ĭownload example projects at example-paths-override-project.zip. Set Up Your Workspace to Extend OneInstall InstallersĬreate and install an Eclipse IDE for RCP and RAP package. Inside this class, you can write the properties you need, such as the default workspace directory.įor further details on extending installers, contact your SDC sales representative. ChangeDefaultWorkspaceProcessor.java: This example lets you write values into the config.ini properties file once the installation is complete.Inside this class, you should write your logic to calculate the installation directory. ChangeDefaultInstallFolderModule.java: This example lets you set a custom default installation directory for the SDC installers.The purpose of this appendix is to show how to cause SDC Admin Console to pick up installer customizations. You can extend the installers generated by SDC to make them suit your needs.

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