No. However you could use the configuration. That is, a new extension
installes a xcu containing the new data, which is then used by the first
extension. But I think this will just complicate matters and it is
probably best to ship a new version of your extension containing the
modified data.
Joachim
Vil wrote:
Hi
I was wondering if there is an elegant way to make an extension modifyable
without deploying a new oxt.
Thus i want to provide external proptery - files which specify certain
paths, i18n userinterface strings, and so on.
Is there a special functionality / design guideline for such a purpose or
should i just parse the config files with standard java code within my
extension?
Best Regards,
Phil
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