Joget Workflow v5 Training Slides - Module 17 - Building Plugins

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Joget Workflow v5
Building Plugins
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Prerequisites
1. Basic web application development knowledge.
2. Java web application programming knowledge.
3. Understanding on Joget Workflow plugin architecture
and plugin types.
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Content
1. Introduction
2. Creating a Process Tool Plugin
3. Creating a Userview Theme Plugin
4. Creating a Form Field Element Plugin

Chapter 1
Introduction

Introduction
• In this module, we will be learning on how to create:-
– Process Tool / Post Form Submission Processing plugin
– Userview plugin
– Form Field Element plugin

Plugin Types

Each plugin is different
• Before you embark on your journey to build a new plugin,
be sure to:-
– Each plugin may be implemented and configured (very)
differently.
– Check out existing implementation of the kind of plugin.
– Extend the necessary classes for each implementation.

Plugin Abstract Classes and Interface
• Deadline Plugins
extends org.joget.workflow.model.DefaultDeadlinePlugin
• Process Participant Plugins
extends org.joget.workflow.model.DefaultParticipantPlugin
• Process Tool / Post Form Submission Processing Plugins
extends org.joget.plugin.base.DefaultApplicationPlugin
• Form Field Element Plugins
extends org.joget.apps.form.model.Element
implements org.joget.apps.form.model.FormBuilderPaletteElement

• Form Load Binder Plugins
extends org.joget.apps.form.model.FormBinder
implements org.joget.apps.form.model.FormLoadBinder,
org.joget.apps.form.model.FormLoadElementBinder
• Form Options Binder Plugins
implements org.joget.apps.form.model.FormLoadOptionsBinder
• Form Store Binder Plugins
implements org.joget.apps.form.model.FormStoreBinder,
org.joget.apps.form.model.FormStoreElementBinder

• Form Validator Plugins
extends org.joget.apps.form.model.FormValidator
• Datalist Action Plugins
extends org.joget.apps.datalist.model.DataListActionDefault
• Datalist Binder Plugins
extends org.joget.apps.datalist.model.DataListBinderDefault
• Datalist Column Formatter Plugins
extends org.joget.apps.datalist.model.DataListColumnFormatDefault
• Userview Menu Plugins
extends org.joget.apps.userview.model.UserviewMenu

• Userview Permission Plugins
extends org.joget.apps.userview.model.UserviewPermission
• Userview Theme Plugins
extends org.joget.apps.userview.model.UserviewTheme
• Audit Trail Plugins
extends org.joget.plugin.base.DefaultAuditTrailPlugin
• Hash Variable Plugins
extends org.joget.apps.app.model.DefaultHashVariablePlugin
• Directory Manager Plugins
extends org.joget.plugin.base.ExtDefaultPlugin
implements org.joget.directory.model.service.DirectoryManagerPlugin,
org.joget.plugin.property.model.PropertyEditable

Introduction to Property Options
• Each plugin uses the Property Options template scheme
to provide an interface for end user to configure the
eventual plugin.
• Reference:
http://dev.joget.org/community/display/KBv5/Plugin+Properties+Options

Property Options
• JSON format
[
{
title : 'Page Title',
properties : [
{
name : 'Property Name',
label : 'Property Label',
description : 'Property Description', //optional, default is NULL
type : 'Property Type',
value : 'Property Value', //optional, default is null
required : 'Mandatory or Not', //optional, 'true' or 'false', default is
'false'
//… more attributes …
}, //… more fields …
],
validators : [ //optional
//… properties custom validators …
],
buttons : [ //optional
//… custom properties page buttons …
]
}, //… more properties page …
]

Property Options Types
• From V4
– Check Box– CheckBox
– Element Select Box – ElementSelect
– Grid – Grid
– Hidden Field– Hidden
– HTML Editor– HtmlEditor
– Multi Select Box– MultiSelect
– Password Field – Password
– Radio Button – Radio
– Readonly Text Field– Readonly
– Select Box– SelectBox
– Text Area – TextArea
– Text Field – TextField

Property Options Types
• New in V5
– Code Editor – CodeEditor
– Combine Grid – GridCombine
– Fixed Row Grid – GridFixedRow
– Header – Header
– Label – Label

Common Attributes for All Property
Options Type except Hidden Field and Grid
{
name : ‘Property Name’,
label : ‘Property Label’,
description : ‘Property Description’, //optional, default is NULL
type : ‘readonly’,
value : ‘Property Value’, //optional , default is empty string
required : ‘true’, //optional, boolean value, default is false
}

Extra Attributes for Text Field, Password
Field, Text Area and HTML Editor
{
size : ‘50’, //optional , integer value, default is NULL, only for
text field and password field
maxlength : ‘50’, //optional, integer value, default is NULL, only
for text field and password field
rows : ‘50’, //optional, integer value, default is NULL, only for
text area and html editor
cols : ‘50’, //optional, integer value, default is NULL , only for
text area and html editor
regex_validation : ‘^[a-zA-Z0-9_]+$’, //optional, default is NULL
validation_message : ‘Error!!’ //optional, default is NULL
}

Extra Attributes for Checkbox, Radio
Button, Select Box and Multi Select Box
{
size : ‘10’, //optional, integer value, default is 4, only for multi
select box
options : [ //is optional to use this attribute or options_ajax
{value: ‘value1’, label : ‘Value 1’},
{value: ‘value2’, label : ‘Value 2’},
{value: ‘value3’, label : ‘Value 3’}
],
options_ajax_on_change : ‘property1’, //optional, value of this
property name will passed over to load options from ajax, only for
select box and multi select box
options_ajax : ‘URL to load options JSON’ //optional, URL return
JSON Array of a set of Objects that have value & label attribute
}

Attributes for Hidden Field
{
type : ‘hidden’,
value : ‘Property Value’
}

Attributes for Grid
{
label : ‘Property Label’,
description : ‘Property Description’, //optional, default is NULL
type : ‘grid’,
columns : [ // 2 type of column, with and without options attribute
{key : ‘col1’, label : ‘Col 1’},
{key : ‘col2’, label : ‘Col 2’,
options:[
{value :‘option1’, label : ‘Option 1’},
{value :‘option2’, label : ‘Option 2’}
]
},
]
value : [ //optional, default is NULL
{col1 : ‘abc’, col2 : ‘option1’},
{col1 : ‘def’, col2 : ‘option2’}
],
required : ‘true’, //optional, boolean value, default is false
}

Extra Attributes for Element Select Field
{
options_ajax_on_change : ‘property1’, //optional, value of this
property name will passover to load options from ajax
options_ajax :
‘[CONTEXT_PATH]/web/property/json/getElements?classname=
org.joget.apps.form.model.FormLoadElementBinder’, //Load plugin list
based on class name given
url : ‘[CONTEXT_PATH]/web/property/json/getPropertyOptions’ //Load
plugin properties
}

Property Validator Types
• Currently only one validator type supported - AJAX
{
type : ‘AJAX’,
url : ‘URL to validate properties page value’ ,
// All properties in the same page will send to this url to validate,
URL return a JSON Object with status (success or fail) & message
(JSONArray of String) attribute
default_error_message : ‘Error in this page!!’ //optional, default is
null
}

Internationalization Support
• You may localise your plugin.

1. In the getPropertyOptions() method of your plugin,
make reference to the message key properties file
Example:
2. Create the corresponding file (e.g.
formDataUpdateTool.properties) in
“src/main/resources/messages” folder.
Internationalization Support
return AppUtil.readPluginResource(getClass().getName(),
"/properties/formDataUpdateTool.json", null, true,
"/messages/formDataUpdateTool");

Common Plugin Utility Methods
• Get a bean from application context
DirectoryManager dm = (DirectoryManager)
AppUtil.getApplicationContext().getBean(“directoryManager”);
• Read a resource file as String from resources folder
String resource = AppUtil.readPluginResource(getClass().getName(),
"/properties/plugin.json", new String[]{“value 1”, “value 2”}, true,
"message/pluginResouseBundle");
Bean Name
Argument used for
String.format()
Remove new line char
Plugin Class NamePath to resource file in
resources folderPath to message bundle
in resources folder,
without .properties file
extension

• Processing Hash Variable to a String
content = AppUtil.processHashVariable(content, workflowAssignment,
StringUtil.TYPE_REGEX, replaceMap);
• Get a i18n message from message bundle
String message = AppPluginUtil.getMessage(“Label”, getClass().getName(),
"message/pluginResouseBundle")
Content to be process Workflow Assignment ObjectString escape type,
TYPE_REGEX,
TYPE_JSON or null
A map contains Strings to be replace
Path to message bundle in resources
folder, without .properties file extension
Message Key Plugin Class Name

• Get parameter name of Form Element
String param = FormUtil.getElementParameterName(this);
• Get value of Form Element
String value = FormUtil.getElementPropertyValue(this, formData);

• More at
http://dev.joget.org/community/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=19103970

Plugin Web Support
• implements org.joget.plugin.base.PluginWebSupport
• Implement webService method
• Example:
public void webService(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, IOException {
//get request parameter
String param = request.getParameter("param");
//print json response
JSONArray jsonArray = new JSONArray();
Map<String, String> option1 = new HashMap<String, String>();
option1.put("value", "value1"); option1.put("label", "Value 1");
jsonArray.put(option1);
Map<String, String> option2 = new HashMap<String, String>();
option2.put("value", "value2"); option2.put("label", "Value 2");
jsonArray.put(option2);
jsonArray.write(response.getWriter());
}

Chapter 2
Creating a Process Tool Plugin

Building Your First Plugin
• No, we are not going to build a “Hello World”
• Build a simple tool to update form data in a process
• Scenario:

Simple Form Data Update Tool
1. Create a maven project.
2. Open the maven project in NetBeans.
3. Create a class and extend DefaultApplicationPlugin
abstract class.
4. Implement all the standard plugin method.
5. Register plugin class in Activator class.
6. Decide the property options for the plugin.
7. Implement execute method to update form data.

Creating a Maven Project for Your Plugin
• Using Joget Workflow subproject “wflow-plugin-archetype” to create a Maven
project for your plugin.
• For Windows:
1. Create a directory to contain your plugins. (E.g. “C:joget-projects”)
2. In Command Prompt, navigate to the newly created directory.
3. Run “…wflow-plugin-archetypecreate-plugin.bat" org.joget.sample sample-
plugin-pack 5.0-SNAPSHOT”
4. Key in “5.0-SNAPSHOT” for version and “y” to confirm all the information
• For Linux:
1. Create a directory at home directory to contain your plugins.
(E.g. “~joget-projects”)
2. In Command Terminal, go to the created directory.
3. Run “…wflow-plugin-archetypecreate-plugin.bat" org.joget.sample sample-
plugin-pack 5.0-SNAPSHOT

• Windows
C:joget-projects>“C:jw-communitybranches5.0-SNAPSHOTwflow-plugin-archetypecreate-plugin.bat" org.joget.sample
sample-plugin-pack 5.0-SNAPSHOT
[INFO] Scanning for projects...
[INFO]
[INFO] Using the builder org.apache.maven.lifecycle.internal.builder.singlethreaded.SingleThreadedBuilder with a thread count of 1
[INFO]
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] Building Maven Stub Project (No POM) 1
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO]
[INFO] >>> maven-archetype-plugin:2.2:generate (default-cli) @ standalone-pom >>>
[INFO]
[INFO] <<< maven-archetype-plugin:2.2:generate (default-cli) @ standalone-pom <<<
[INFO]
[INFO] --- maven-archetype-plugin:2.2:generate (default-cli) @ standalone-pom ---
[INFO] Generating project in Interactive mode
[WARNING] Archetype not found in any catalog. Falling back to central repository (http://repo1.maven.org/maven2).
[WARNING] Use -DarchetypeRepository=<your repository> if archetype's repository is elsewhere.
Downloading: http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/joget/wflow-plugin-archetype/5.0-SNAPSHOT/maven-metadata.xml
Downloading: http://dev.joget.org/archiva/repository/snapshots2/org/joget/wflow-plugin-archetype/5.0-SNAPSHOT/maven-
metadata.xml

• Windows
[INFO] Using property: groupId = org.joget.sample
[INFO] Using property: artifactId = sample-plugin-pack
Define value for property 'version': 1.0-SNAPSHOT: : 5.0-SNAPSHOT
[INFO] Using property: package = org.joget.sample
Confirm properties configuration:
groupId: org.joget.sample
artifactId: sample-plugin-pack
version: 5.0-SNAPSHOT
package: org.joget.sample
Y: : Y
[INFO] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] Using following parameters for creating project from Old (1.x) Archetype: wflow-plugin-archetype:5.0-SNAPSHOT
[INFO] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] Parameter: groupId, Value: org.joget.sample
[INFO] Parameter: packageName, Value: org.joget.sample
[INFO] Parameter: package, Value: org.joget.sample
[INFO] Parameter: artifactId, Value: sample-plugin-pack
[INFO] Parameter: version, Value: 5.0-SNAPSHOT
[INFO] project created from Old (1.x) Archetype in dir: C:joget-projectssample-plugin-pack
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] BUILD SUCCESS
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------

What is Inside The Maven Project
• Open the newly created project in your IDE (i.e. Netbeans).

What is Inside The Maven Project
• pom.xml
– POM stands for "Project Object Model“, an XML representation
of a Maven project
– Used to manage your plugin dependencies jar
• Activator.java
– Bundle Activator for OSGi framework
– The activator class is the bundle's hook to the lifecycle layer for
management.
– Used to register your plugin class in start method

Creating a Plugin Class
1. In your Maven project, create a plugin class call
“SimpleFormDataUpdateTool”.
2. Extends org.joget.plugin.base.DefaultApplicationPlugin
3. Import required class file
4. Implement all abstract methods

Standard Plugin Methods
public String getClassName() {
return getClass().getName(); //plugin class name, MUST be the exact class name of the plugin
}
public String getName() {
return "Plugin Name"; //Unique indentifier of plugin, override plugin with same name, used to display in Manage Plugin
}
public String getDescription() {
return "Plugin Description"; //Used to display in Manage Plugin
}
public String getVersion() {
return “1.0.0"; //Plugin Version, used to display in Manage Plugin
}
public String getLabel() {
return "Plugin Label"; //Short Label, used to display in plugin select box
}
public String getPropertyOptions() {
return ""; //Plugin property options, in JSON format
}

Update Plugin Information
return “Simple Form Data Update Tool";
}
public String getVersion() {
return “1.0.0";
}
public String getDescription() {
return “Update form data in a Process.";
}
return “Simple Form Data Update Tool";
}
public String getClassName() {
return getClass().getName();
}
return "";
}

Register Your Plugin Class
1. Open Activator.java
2. Add the code below to start method
//Register plugin here
registrationList.add(context.registerService(SimpleFormDataUpdateTool.class
.getName(), new SimpleFormDataUpdateTool(), null));

Decide Your Plugin Property Options
• What kind of information needed from user?
– Which form to update?
– Which record in the form data?
– Which fields to modify?
– What is the value need to set to the particular field?

Decide Your Plugin Property Options
• What kind of information needed from user?
– Q: Which form to update?
A: a select box with all available form listed
– Q: Which record in the form data?
A: Use process’s record id if not specify (in the grid)
– Q: Which fields to modify?
A: A grid with all the field ids and it’s value to update
– Q: What is the value need to set to the particular field?
A: Answer as above

Create Your Plugin Properties
1. In your Maven project, right and create new folder
2. Key in “src/main/resources/properties” and press Finish
3. Under “Other Sources” > “src/main/resources” >
“properties”, create a new Empty File named
“simpleFormDataUpdateTool.json”
4. Put the following code in your public String
getPropertyOptions() method
5. Construct your plugin properties in
“simpleFormDataUpdateTool.json”.
"/properties/simpleFormDataUpdateTool.json", null, true, null);

formDataUpdateTool.json
[{
title : 'Configure Simple Form Data Update Tool',
properties : [{
name : 'formDefId',
label : 'Form',
type : 'SelectBox',
options_ajax : '[CONTEXT_PATH]/web/json/console/app[APP_PATH]/forms/options',
required : 'true'
},{
name : 'fields',
label : 'Update Fields',
type : 'Grid',
columns : [{
key : 'field',
label : 'Field Id'
},
{
key : 'value',
label : 'Value'
}],
required : 'true'
}]
}]

Implement Execute Method
1. Get FormDefId from properties
2. Get record Id from process
3. Check whether record Id is configured to different value
in properties grid
4. Load the original Form Data record
5. Set the updated fields and it’s value to the loaded data
6. Store the updated data

//Get FormDefId from properties
String formDefId = (String) props.get("formDefId");
//Get record Id from process
WorkflowAssignment wfAssignment = (WorkflowAssignment)
props.get("workflowAssignment");
AppService appService = (AppService)
AppUtil.getApplicationContext().getBean("appService");
String id = appService.getOriginProcessId(wfAssignment.getProcessId());
//Check whether record Id is configured to different value in properties grid
Object[] fields = (Object[]) props.get("fields");
for (Object o : fields) {
Map mapping = (HashMap) o;
String fieldName = mapping.get("field").toString();
if (FormUtil.PROPERTY_ID.equals(fieldName)) {
String fieldValue = mapping.get("value").toString();
id = fieldValue;
break;
}
}

//Load the original Form Data record
AppDefinition appDef = (AppDefinition) props.get("appDef");
FormRow row = new FormRow();
FormRowSet rowSet = appService.loadFormData(appDef.getAppId(),
appDef.getVersion().toString(), formDefId, id);
if (!rowSet.isEmpty()) {
row = rowSet.get(0);
}
//Set the updated fields and it’s value to the loaded data
for (Object o : fields) {
Map mapping = (HashMap) o;
String fieldName = mapping.get("field").toString();
String fieldValue = mapping.get("value").toString();
row.setProperty(fieldName, fieldValue);
}
//Store the updated data
rowSet.set(0, row);
appService.storeFormData(appDef.getAppId(), appDef.getVersion().toString(),
formDefId, rowSet, id);
return null;

1. In your Maven project, right and create new folder
2. Key in “src/main/resources/messages” and press Finish
3. Under “Other Sources” > “src/main/resources” > “messages”,
create a new Properties File (eg “simpleFormDataUpdateTool”)
4. Modify code in your public String getPropertyOptions() method
5. Modify label to key in your plugin properties file.
6. Create keys and messages in your
simpleFormDataUpdateTool.properties file
i18n your Plugin Properties
"/properties/simpleFormDataUpdateTool.json", null, true,
"/messages/simpleFormDataUpdateTool");

New simpleFormDataUpdateTool.json
with message key
[{
title : '@@sfdut.config@@',
properties : [{
name : 'formDefId',
label : '@@sfdut.form@@',
type : 'selectbox',
options_ajax : '[CONTEXT_PATH]/web/json/console/app[APP_PATH]/forms/options',
required : 'true'
},{
name : 'fields',
label : '@@sfdut.fields@@',
type : 'grid',
columns : [{
key : 'field',
label : '@@sfdut.fieldId@@'
},
{
key : 'value',
label : '@@sfdut.value@@'
}],
required : 'true'
}]
}]

simpleFormDataUpdateTool.properties
sfdut.config=Configure Simple Form Data Update Tool
sfdut.form=Form
sfdut.fields=Update Fields
sfdut.fieldId=Field Id
sfdut.value=Value

Test and Run Your Plugin

Materials
• Completed project files can be obtained at
17-2-sample-plugin-pack.zip

Chapter Review
• Be able to prepare a new Maven project.
• Be able to build a plugin and run it in Joget.

Chapter 3
Creating a Userview Theme
Plugin

Creating a Userview Theme Plugin
• Study the existing implementation of other existing
Userview Themes.
– Open “DefaultTheme.java”
– Locate relevant files that made up of the plugin.
@Override
public String getCss() {
String css = AppUtil.readPluginResource(getClassName(),
"/resources/themes/default/default.css");
css += getPropertyString("css");
css = css.replaceAll("@@contextPath@@",
getRequestParameterString("contextPath"));
return css;
}
"/properties/userview/defaultTheme.json", null, true,
"message/userview/defaultTheme");
}

Study the file structure

• For Windows:
3. Run “…wflow-plugin-archetypecreate-plugin.bat" org.joget.sample theme-
plugin-pack 5.0-SNAPSHOT”
• For Linux:
3. Run “…wflow-plugin-archetypecreate-plugin.bat" org.joget.sample theme-
plugin-pack 5.0-SNAPSHOT

• Windows
C:joget-projects>C:jw-communitytrunkwflow-plugin-archetypecreate-plugin.bat org.joget.sample theme-pack 5.0-
SNAPSHOT
[INFO]
[INFO] Using the builder org.apache.maven.lifecycle.internal.builder.singlethreaded.SingleThreadedBuilder with a thread
count of 1
[INFO]
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO]
[INFO]
[INFO]
Downloading: http://repo1.maven.org/org/joget/wflow-plugin-archetype/5.0-SNAPSHOT/maven-metadata.xml

• Windows
[INFO] Using property: artifactId = theme-pack
Define value for property 'version': 1.0-SNAPSHOT: 5.0-SNAPSHOT
artifactId: theme-pack
Y: : Y
[INFO] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] Parameter: artifactId, Value: theme-pack
[INFO] project created from Old (1.x) Archetype in dir: C:joget-projectstheme-pack
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------

“EnhancedTheme”.
2. Extends UserviewTheme

registrationList.add(context.registerService(EnhancedTheme.class.getName(),
new EnhancedTheme(), null));

Implementing the methods
• You may copy the existing implementations of
DefaultTheme.
• Replace where applicable.
public String getCss() {
String css = AppUtil.readPluginResource(getClassName(),
"/resources/themes/enhanced/enhanced.css");
return "Enhanced Theme";
"/properties/userview/enhancedTheme.json", null, true,
"/messages/userview/enhancedTheme");
}
return "Enhanced Theme";

Creating the supporting files
• resources/themes/enhanced/enhanced.css
• resources/themes/enhanced/header.png
• properties/userview/enhancedTheme.json
• messages/userview/enhancedTheme.properties

Get Creative
• Get Creative! Create your theme accordingly by tweaking
the CSS.
• You may also add in your own scripting if required.

Build and upload
• When you are ready, build the plugin and upload to your
Joget and test out the theme in actual Userview.
• Repeat as many times as needed too until you achieve
what you want.

Original Theme

New Theme

Materials
• You may obtain project source code of the sample new
theme showcased in this chapter from the file
17-3-theme-pack.zip

Chapter Review
• Be able to create a Userview Theme plugin.

Chapter 4
Creating a Form Field
Element Plugin

What are we going to build?
• We are going to build a Form Field Element that works
very similarly like a Text Field but…
– By incorporating the use of a jQuery plugin that automatically
formats currency and numbers as you type on form inputs.
– Reference: http://www.decorplanit.com/plugin/

Creating a Form Field Element Plugin
• Study the existing implementation of other existing form
field elements.
– Open “TextField.java”, locate relevant files that made up of the plugin.
@Override
...
"/properties/form/textField.json", new Object[]{encryption}, true,
"message/form/TextField");
}
@Override
public String getFormBuilderIcon() {
return
"/plugin/org.joget.apps.form.lib.TextField/images/textField_icon.gif";
}
@Override
public String renderTemplate(FormData formData, Map dataModel) {
String template = "textField.ftl";

• For Windows:
3. Run “…wflow-plugin-archetypecreate-plugin.bat" org.joget.sample currency-
pack 5.0-SNAPSHOT”
• For Linux:
3. Run “…wflow-plugin-archetypecreate-plugin.bat" org.joget.sample currency-
pack 5.0-SNAPSHOT

• Windows
C:joget-projects>C:jw-communitytrunkwflow-plugin-archetypecreate-plugin.bat org.joget.sample currency-pack 5.0-
SNAPSHOT
[INFO]
[INFO] Using the builder org.apache.maven.lifecycle.internal.builder.singlethreaded.SingleThreadedBuilder with a thread
count of 1
[INFO]
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO]
[INFO]
[INFO]
Downloading: http://repo1.maven.org/org/joget/wflow-plugin-archetype/5.0-SNAPSHOT/maven-metadata.xml

• Windows
[INFO] Using property: artifactId = currency-pack
Define value for property 'version': 1.0-SNAPSHOT: 5.0-SNAPSHOT
artifactId: currency-pack
Y: : Y
[INFO] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] Parameter: artifactId, Value: currency-pack
[INFO] project created from Old (1.x) Archetype in dir: C:joget-projectscurrency-pack
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------

“CurrencyField”.
2. Extends Element implements
FormBuilderPaletteElement

registrationList.add(context.registerService(CurrencyField.class.getName(),
new CurrencyField(), null));

Implementing the methods
• You may copy the existing implementations of TextField.
• Replace where applicable.

Property Options

Creating the supporting files
• resources/message/form/currencyField.properties
• resources/properties/form/currencyField.json
• resources/resources/images/currencyField_icon.gif
• resources/resources/js/autoNumeric.js
• resources/templates/currencyField.ftl

Build and upload
• When you are ready, build the plugin and upload to your
Joget and test out the form element field in actual form
view.
• Repeat as many times as needed too until you achieve
what you want.

Materials
• You may obtain project source code of the sample new
theme showcased in this chapter from the file
17-4-currency-pack.zip

Chapter Review
• Be able to create a Form Field Element plugin.

Module Review
1. Introduction
2. Creating a Process Tool Plugin
3. Creating a Userview Theme Plugin
4. Creating a Form Field Element Plugin

Recommended Further Learning
• Study on how other plugin types are implemented.
– Check out the Joget Marketplace at
http://marketplace.joget.org/
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