Extension SDK Samples - Oracle JDeveloper 10g (10.1.3) Developer Preview

To help you start developing extensions for Oracle JDeveloper, we offer you a set of code samples that you can use to learn the ins and outs of the JDeveloper Extension SDK. To install these code samples:

• Download Oracle JDeveloper 10g (10.1.3) Developer Preview
• Start JDeveloper
• From the Help Menu choose Check For Updates
• This will lead you to the option to install the JDeveloper Extension SDK Samples.
• Restart JDeveloper and complete the installation.

The included samples are:

Sample Project	Illustrated Feature
_TopNode	Empty project, contains a manifest though, in order to create a node in the Extension Manager, under which all the extensions of the kit are going to be presented.
HelloX	Very simple one, metioned in the documentation.
FirstSample	First Basic Sample, illustrates the main concepts of the Extension Framework, this is the one you want to get started with.
ClassSpy	Shows the simplest way to identify the class of a given node in the Navigator, and how to write its name in the log window.
DialogBox	How to implement a DialogBox, and how to implement some help associated with a given component. The help archive is generated by an Ant build-file, that needs to be modified on lines 5 and 6, to set the jdev.home and help.home variables.
DumpIDE	Dumps the components figuring at the IDE level
DumpWorkspace	Dumps the components figuring at the Workspace level
DumpProject	Dumps the components figuging at the Project level
ProgressBar	Shows how to implement a progress bar during the execution of some generation, to have the user aware of some work in progress.
ClickableURL	Shows how to generate a clickable URL in the Log Window
DBTableInfo	When right-clicking on a DataBase table, shows how to dump the information it contains
DockableWindow	Shows how to implement your own kind of Dockable Window
CodeInteraction	Show how interact with the Code Editor Pane.
ClassBrowser	Shows how to use JDeveloper's ClassBrowser
ClassGenerator	Shows the basic of JOT (Java Object Tool) to generate a java file in your project.
ClassGeneratorWizard	Same features as above, but with a richer UI implemented as a Wizard.
CustomEditor	Shows how to implement your own editor for a given kind of file.
LandF	Shows how to implement your own Look and Feel inside JDeveloper.
Overlay	Shows how to use icon overlay, like the one featuring in the CVS Extension
SaxHandler	Shows how to use JDeveloper Object Shuttle, illustrated by a SAX Handler generator.
ClipBoard	Shows how to send some string into the clipboard, from the JDeveloper context.
Custom Connection	Shows how to to define your own type of connection, featuring in the Connection Panel. This one is displaying the content of the file system, from a given root youo specify in a configuration panels.
Java2HTML	A usefull extension, turning your java code into an HTML Document, integrated in the current project.
StructurePane	Shows how to display your own content in the Structure Pane.
ConfigPanel	Shows how to store and retrieve configuration data.
CreateStructure	Does not work with the preview.
J2EEProfileSpy	Extract the parameters of an Application Server Connection.
ProjectSettings	Does not work with the preview.

Warning:
This kit fits the Oracle JDeveloper 10g (10.1.3) Developer Preview. Some API are likely to change in the next release, and among them the classes used to manage the project inside JDeveloper, like oracle.jdeveloper.model.JProject.