Hello there,
Im new in coding for the Totalcmd.
I have learned to code in Java, but it isn't as well as I hoped it would be.
I had an idea for a plugin, but I can't find a "simple" tutorial for making a Java plugin. It should be an WFX Plugin, and I have to use Java, because I use another API, which only support Java.
So could anyone give me a short intro, so I can start to work for my plugin.
Your ibibgor
Help with the Java API
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See
http://www.totalcmd.net/plugring/tc_java.html
Java in TC is a bit of a headache and most users avoid java based plugins.
http://www.totalcmd.net/plugring/tc_java.html
Java in TC is a bit of a headache and most users avoid java based plugins.
ibiBgOR,
As I see, all Java plugins use same WXX (same binary for all interfaces) stub (renamed into PluginName.wlx in case of lister plugins) as TC-to-Java bridge that calls your java classes. Please refer to documentation (if available) for details (I can't tell you more 'cause I don't need this, I just downloaded a sample to look what is it).
As I see, all Java plugins use same WXX (same binary for all interfaces) stub (renamed into PluginName.wlx in case of lister plugins) as TC-to-Java bridge that calls your java classes. Please refer to documentation (if available) for details (I can't tell you more 'cause I don't need this, I just downloaded a sample to look what is it).
Hey ibiBgOR,
have you succeeded in your endeavor and/or are you still interested in writing plugins in Java?
I have just looked at and tried out http://www.totalcmd.net/plugring/tc_java.html. It looks interesting and quite understandable to me and I think I will try some on my own.
If you like we could exchange experiences and possibly help each other.
have you succeeded in your endeavor and/or are you still interested in writing plugins in Java?
I have just looked at and tried out http://www.totalcmd.net/plugring/tc_java.html. It looks interesting and quite understandable to me and I think I will try some on my own.
If you like we could exchange experiences and possibly help each other.
Hello again everybody,
I've since had a closer look at tc_java and started writing a content plugin, for starters.
EDIT: moved rest of this post to "Let's make writing Java plugins fun!", which is a proposal for making tc_java better.
I've since had a closer look at tc_java and started writing a content plugin, for starters.
EDIT: moved rest of this post to "Let's make writing Java plugins fun!", which is a proposal for making tc_java better.