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Hi Juergen, Column list extensibility is deprecated only for vSphere Objects. It is deprecated in vSphere 6.5 Update 1 release. It still works which is expected. We target to drop this fun... See more...
Hi Juergen, Column list extensibility is deprecated only for vSphere Objects. It is deprecated in vSphere 6.5 Update 1 release. It still works which is expected. We target to drop this functionality in the next major release. Have in mind that this decision is not final. Column extensibility is not deprecated for the custom objects. Cheers, --Martin
Hi ankurbhargava, First of all sorry for the delayed answer. 1) In <resources> <resource lofcale="{locale}" ...      change 'lofcale' to 'locale'. 2) I don't know if you sent me the whol... See more...
Hi ankurbhargava, First of all sorry for the delayed answer. 1) In <resources> <resource lofcale="{locale}" ...      change 'lofcale' to 'locale'. 2) I don't know if you sent me the whole plugin.xml, but in order to use the actions you need to place them somewhere      for example use vsphere.core.menus.solutionMenus extension point, to add the actions you defined to a VM object(I guessed that you are using actions only on VM's) ,      or you can use vmware.prioritization.listActions to add an action in the list view of a specific object. Cheers, --Martin
Hi fezhengjin, We have received this feedback a while ago, for now you can not remove the whole titlebar, but you can remove the title in the plugin.xml (i.e. remove the inner text of <name><... See more...
Hi fezhengjin, We have received this feedback a while ago, for now you can not remove the whole titlebar, but you can remove the title in the plugin.xml (i.e. remove the inner text of <name></name> of the extension point) . Cheers, --Martin
Hello Sravan, I tried to reproduce this problem on vCSA 6.5 and did not succeed to reach the behaviour that you are having. Can you modify one of the sdk samples to implement this type of beh... See more...
Hello Sravan, I tried to reproduce this problem on vCSA 6.5 and did not succeed to reach the behaviour that you are having. Can you modify one of the sdk samples to implement this type of behaviour, so I can test the real usecase. Cheers, --Martin
Hi, This is a known issue and will be fixed in a future release. Cheers, -Martin
Hi Darrell, Yes, this is a known issue. We have already fixed it in the HTML Client, so it will be in the next releases. For now the way to do this is to clear your Web browser cache and reload... See more...
Hi Darrell, Yes, this is a known issue. We have already fixed it in the HTML Client, so it will be in the next releases. For now the way to do this is to clear your Web browser cache and reload the vSphere Web Client page and log in again. Cheers,  -Stoev