onf
> file. If you renamed addUser.jx, you would no longer have an xconf path
> reference. The LDAP module is a bolt on to the administration module,
> which does the xconf configuration. However, you aren't using the
> standard pieces from administration, at least not with the
jazzhazze wrote:
Thanks!
I wanted to test the process by copying an existing module (the ldap
module), and try to create a new button that does exactly the same thing as
the standard ldap-button.
1) I copied the existing ldap module, changed the name of the copy and
placed it under modules in m
Hi,
jazzhazze schrieb:
> I wonder, are there any wikis, tutorials available for how to create a
> custom
> module?
the main documentation is here:
http://lenya.apache.org/docs/2_0_x/reference/modules/index.html
The only mandatory file is the module descriptor (config/module.xml).
Since t
Hi,
jazzhazze schrieb:
I wonder, are there any wikis, tutorials available for how to create a custom
module?
the main documentation is here:
http://lenya.apache.org/docs/2_0_x/reference/modules/index.html
The only mandatory file is the module descriptor (config/module.xml).
Since the
I wonder, are there any wikis, tutorials available for how to create a custom
module?
Where to put it, how to compile it etc?
Thanks!
/JH
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