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SmartBear_Suppo
Alumni
12 years agoHi,
If you are using maven to build your SoapUI Pro plugin and you are using the soapui pro maven plugin archetype with one of the specified types then you can use the maven install goal to build and create a jar file that you can load into the plugin manager. You can start the plugin manager in SoapUI Pro by going to File -> Plugin Manager and browsing for the plugin jar that was created by maven.
The old framework to build plugins is no longer being used so what you have in the xml file may be invalid. Please say exactly what the problem is if you have created a plugin using the new plugin framework. The new plugin framework uses JAVA annotations to "recognize" the classes needed for the plugin such as @PluginConfiguration, @PluginTestStep, etc.
Regards,
Marcus
SmartBear Support
If you are using maven to build your SoapUI Pro plugin and you are using the soapui pro maven plugin archetype with one of the specified types then you can use the maven install goal to build and create a jar file that you can load into the plugin manager. You can start the plugin manager in SoapUI Pro by going to File -> Plugin Manager and browsing for the plugin jar that was created by maven.
I'm trying to figure out how to get the PrefsFactory to be recognized by the new architecture.
The old framework to build plugins is no longer being used so what you have in the xml file may be invalid. Please say exactly what the problem is if you have created a plugin using the new plugin framework. The new plugin framework uses JAVA annotations to "recognize" the classes needed for the plugin such as @PluginConfiguration, @PluginTestStep, etc.
Regards,
Marcus
SmartBear Support