A. I would like to be able to access the VC 4.0 Plugin object from a Workflow script that requires no user intervention. I actually would like to get access to all the SdkConnection objects on the VC4.0 Plugin as part of a Workflow script that gets called by a server init Policy.
B. Alternatively or additionally I would like to gain access to the VC4.0 plugin from within another Java based Plugin.
I know there must be a static VC object laying around, but I can't figure out how to get a handle on it.
Does anyone have a Worflow script code snippets for part A? And any Java code for part B
regards,
~Patrick
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Hi
A) You're right their is some sort of Static object (called in Singleton for plug-in developers). It's named VcPlugin.
B) Their is no way to use a plugin from another directly in Java. The purposes of the Workflow / Javascript "is to allow plug-in to communicate".
Hi
A) You're right their is some sort of Static object (called in Singleton for plug-in developers). It's named VcPlugin.
B) Their is no way to use a plugin from another directly in Java. The purposes of the Workflow / Javascript "is to allow plug-in to communicate".
A) Thanks. I knew it had to be something simple I just didn't want to guess at it.
B) Thanks. Now I don't have to wonder about this.
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Moved to Developer Community > Vmware Orchestrator APIs, since the forum is more appropriate for plugin API discussion.
Thanks,
Sia