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titou10, Nice to see this thread.
Here is the starting point
http://www.soapui.org/extension-plugins/developing-plugins/plugin-development.html
I believe it would be good to be on github.
By the way, does jmstoolbox support jms 2.0?
Wish you good luck.
- rupert_anderson10 years agoValued Contributor
Just a remark on the link Rao provided, that one thing that is not always obvious regarding SoapUI plugins, is that there are actually 2 types, so called old-style plugins (designed and supported by open-source SoapUI) and the plugins as per that link (these only work with SoapUI NG i.e. they have special annotations and are compatible with the Plugin Manager, they don't work with the open source version, but could in some cases be reworked to do so).
Here is a link for plugins made for the open source version:
http://www.soapui.org/extension-plugins/old-style-extensions/deprecated-extension-plugins.html
They aren'r really any harder to develop, but there is less in the way of help docs etc. I have used Gradle to make my old-style / open source SoapUI plugins and can maybe help if this is the way you want to go, rather than the commercial SoapUI NG plugin route.
Hope this helps,
Cheers,
Rupert
- rupert_anderson10 years agoValued Contributor
Addinonal remark on plugin type - one thing I forgot to mention on this, is that I had heard few months ago that Smartbear were planning to port the SoapUI NG / new style plugin framwork back to open source SoapUI, which would be a nice move if they were to do it. Although I don't know when this might happen - maybe some from SmartBear / dev team has some news here?
- titou1010 years agoOccasional Contributor
Thanks everyone for your answers.
I will evaluate in the coming days if I go forward with the plugin or not, I have to find the source code for the Hermes plugin and evaluate the impacts of JMSToolBox itself
Also, for sure, if I go forward, the plugin will definitively be available for the FOSS version of SoapUI
FYI JMSToolBox is GPL v3.0 licensed
- titou1010 years agoOccasional Contributor
Yes JMSToolBox is bundled with the JMS 2.0 API
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