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{
"name": "FlowNode",
"superClass": "FlowElement AnotherSuperClass",
"properties": [
{
"name": "outgoing",
"type": "SequenceFlow",
"isMany": true
},
'use strict'; | |
var TestHelper = require('../../../TestHelper'); | |
/* global bootstrapDiagram, inject */ | |
var overlayModule = {}; // require('../../../../lib/features/overlays'); | |
SET BASE=%CD% | |
REM camunda-admin-ui | |
mklink /D %BASE%\camunda-admin-ui\client\bower_components\camunda-commons-ui %BASE%\camunda-commons-ui | |
REM camunda-tasklist-ui | |
mklink /D %BASE%\camunda-tasklist-ui\client\vendor\camunda-commons-ui %BASE%\camunda-commons-ui |
#!/bin/bash | |
export DISPLAY=:0.0 | |
export XAUTHORITY=/home/nikku/.Xauthority | |
INTERN="LVDS1" | |
EXTERN="VIRTUAL3" | |
DOCK1="VIRTUAL4" | |
DOCK2="VIRTUAL5" | |
PROJECTOR="VGA1" |
This short tutorial shows how to ship your custom extension points with camunda Cockpit. Those extension points can be implemented by other plug-ins for extra fun.
In order to accomplish our goal we must ship a custom extension point provider as well as one or more implementors as camunda Cockpit plug-ins.
Hook yourself into an existing extension point and query the Views
service for extensions implementing a (your !) custom extension point. We simply call it CUSTOM
and implementors should use that name to plug-in new functionality.