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Re: java Plug-in / Add-on / Etc... developer tutorial
You can start with plugin and add-on development by following steps given in below documents.
A Straight and To-The-Point 'Hello World' Plugin for Jive 5.0
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Re: java Plug-in / Add-on / Etc... developer tutorial
Woahhhh ! first one looks like what i was looking for, but the second one i was trying to use it but my jive instance doesn´t run node.js it´s a shame because i prefer to develop in node, but the first link will be very helpfull !
Thank you so much Gopi !!-
Re: java Plug-in / Add-on / Etc... developer tutorial
FYI, there are no jive instances that "run" node.js. If your add-on requires a server backend, it will need to be hosted separately. This could be a node server or a number of languages that have a Jive SDK implementation.
There is a way to develop and deploy an add-on which does not require a backend service and is referred to as Jive hosted instead of self hosted. These add-ons will have slightly more limited functionality.
Being on an 8.0.3 version, you should have all this functionality.
Jive plugins are more powerful than add-ons as it allows you to manipulate core functionality of Jive. However, this comes with its own set of concerns, such as maintenance, upgrade costs, etc.
The other type of customization that is possible is a custom theme. This allows for customizing look and feel and some front-end functionality.
Hope this helps,
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Re: java Plug-in / Add-on / Etc... developer tutorial
Thank you so much Scott !
the jive instance that i´m running now is the dev environment used in my job, but for example i don´t have the function to create a tile, if i check in the admin panel i can see the 8.0.2.0 version, and there´s no much to do with node in that instance. for instance i can´t upload the .zip created after compile a project in node because jive doesn´t recognize the file... so, thats why i´m interested in java develop to create add-on plug-in and widgets.thank you, actually your answer will help me to ask for a node server !
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Re: java Plug-in / Add-on / Etc... developer tutorial
Where are you trying to upload the zip file? The add-ons menu item should allow this. If not, you may need to enable add-ons in the admin console.
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Re: java Plug-in / Add-on / Etc... developer tutorial
following this tutorial Getting Started > Deploying a Jive Node SDK Project as an Add-On
uploads this .zip file but for me, when i upload the package, it say " this is not a correct type file"-
Re: java Plug-in / Add-on / Etc... developer tutorial
Ok, just to confirm, you're running this command from the top level directory of your add-on code.
jive-sdk build add-on --apphosting="jive"
This should create a file called extension.zip which is what you'll upload.
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Re: java Plug-in / Add-on / Etc... developer tutorial
yes, everything going good untill that point, the problem is the jive instance that doesn´t recognize the .zip extension.
that´s the reason why i left node development for jive, and now i´m focus in java.-
Re: java Plug-in / Add-on / Etc... developer tutorial
I wonder, could you try uploading that same zip file to the sandbox environment? it seems very bizarre.
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