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3 Import the Orchestrator plug-in API interfaces, classes, and enumerations with a Java import statement.
import ch.dunes.vso.sdk.api.*;
4 Import any other classes that the adapter implementation requires.
In the solar system example, the adapter implementation requires the following classes:
import javax.security.auth.login.LoginException;
import org.jboss.logging.Logger;
5 Declare a public constructor that implements the IPluginAdaptor interface from the Orchestrator plug-in
API.
The solar system adapter declares the SolarSystemAdapter constructor.
public class SolarSystemAdapter implements IPluginAdaptor {
}
6 Set up a logger to write to the logs the events that occur in the adapter.
The solar system adapter uses an instance of org.jboss.logging.Logger to log events.
private static final Logger log = Logger.getLogger(SolarSystemAdapter.class);
You set up the IPluginAdaptor implementation.
What to do next
Create an instance of the IPluginFactory implementation.
Instantiate the Plug-In Factory
You instantiate the plug-in factory in the plug-in adapter. The adapter creates one factory instance for every
connection between Orchestrator and the plugged-in technology.
Prerequisites
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Create an implementation of the IPluginFactory interface.
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Set up the adapter implementation class.
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Create a public constructor that implements the IPluginAdaptor interface.
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