Development Toolkit User's Guide
- Kevin Wu
- Jenni Wallin
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Development Toolkit (DTK) enables you to develop user-defined programs, and plugins, in Java that you then incorporate into the Platform.
Note!
While this document does not include general information about Java programming, it contains rules and recommendations that you should apply in order to operate your new plugin with the Platform.
This document contains an overview of the classes and interfaces used for the different plugins.
For a complete list of all the classes, and the full syntax details, see the JavaDoc which can be found in the unzipped devkit_<version>.zip file, under <dekit_dir>/javadoc when DTK has been installed according to Installation and Setup.
In the DTK package, examples of full-featured plugins are also included. The reader is encouraged to examine these examples that can be found in unzipped devkit_<version>.zip file, under <dekit_dir>/dtk/examples.
Note!
Agents built using DTK can only be used in the Legacy Desktop.
Chapters
The following chapters and sections are included:
- Development Toolkit Overview
- Creating a DTK Plugin
- Agent Plugins
- Installation and Setup
- Data Serialization
- Exceptions
- UDR Plugins
- Event Plugins
- Notifier Plugins
- APL Plugins
- Ultra Field Plugins
- Workflow Service Plugins
- Desktop Plugins
- Environment Interfaces
- Configuration Contract
- Agent Plugin Examples
- Installation and Setup (9.2)