Thank you for your reply. Very helpfull. As far as I understand calling to VimPortType.findExtension can be done only via static calls (In case my vCenter has only self signed certificate)
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Hi, My plugin is making rest requests to the remote server, the same server from where the plugin package was downloaded. I have registered the plugin in my vCenter 6.5 via extension-registrati...
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Hello, I'm developing a new html 5 web client plugin (sdk 6.5), I want to add a summary for our custom object. The summary should have header and two or three portlets. In the old flex sdk we ad...
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Hello, I'm developing a new html 5 web client plugin (sdk 6.5), I want to add a summary for our custom object. The summary should have header and two or three portlets. In the old flex sdk we added <variable name="summaryHeaderView" value="qualified flex class name"/> in the templateInstance of the object in the plugin.xml. It seams that this way is not suitable for html5 plugin. How can we solve it ?
