The following tables describe all of the files included with the sample Java™ plug-ins. For more information, read the plug-in's javadoc documentation. These were installed in your jvopnav\com\ibm\as400\opnav\MsgQueueSample1\docs directory. Start with the file Package-com.ibm.as400.opnav.MsgQueueSample1.html.The sample's package name is com.ibm.as400.opnav.MsgQueueSample1. All class names are prefixed with "Mq" to differentiate them from like-named classes in other packages.
| Java source code files; first sample plug-in | Description |
|---|---|
| MqMessagesListManager.java | The ListManager for lists of messages. |
| MqActionsManager.java | The ActionsManager implementation which handles all context menus for the plug-in. |
| MqMessageQueue.java | A collection of iSeries™ server message objects on a message queue. |
| MqMessage.java | An object representing an iSeries server message. |
| MqNewMessageBean.java | The UI DataBean implementation for the "New Message" dialog. |
| MqDeleteMessageBean.java | The UI DataBean implemetation for the "Confirm Delete" dialog. |
| Java source code files; second sample plug-in | Description |
|---|---|
| MqListManager.java | The master ListManager implementation for the plug-in. |
| MqMessageQueuesListManager.java | A slave ListManager for lists of message queues. |
| MqMessagesListManager.java | A slave ListManager for lists of messages. |
| MqActionsManager.java | The ActionsManager implementation which handles all context menus for the plug-in. |
| MqMessageQueueList.java | A collection of iSeries server message queues. |
| MqMessageQueue.java | A collection of iSeries server message objects on a particular queue. |
| MqMessage.java | An object representing an iSeries server message. |
| MqNewMessageBean.java | The UI DataBean implementation for the "New Message" dialog. |
| MqDeleteMessageBean.java | The UI DataBean implemetation for the "Confirm Delete" dialog. |
| Java source code files; third sample plug-in | Description |
|---|---|
| MqListManager.java | The master ListManager implementation for the plug-in. |
| MqMessageQueuesListManager.java | A slave ListManager for lists of message queues. |
| MqMessagesListManager.java | A slave ListManager for lists of messages. |
| MqActionsManager.java | The ActionsManager implementation which handles all context menus for the plug-in. |
| MqDropTargetManager.java | The DropTargetManager implementation which handles drag/drop for the plug-in. |
| MqMessageQueueList.java | A collection of iSeries server message queues. |
| MqMessageQueue.java | A collection of iSeries server message objects on a particular queue. |
| MqMessage.java | An object representing an iSeries server message. |
| MqNewMessageBean.java | The UI DataBean implementation for the "New Message" dialog. |
| MqDeleteMessageBean.java | The UI DataBean implemetation for the "Confirm Delete" dialog. |
| PDML files | Description |
|---|---|
| MessageQueueGUI.pdml | Contains all Java UI panel definitions for the plug-in. |
| MessageQueueGUI.java | The associated Java resource bundle (subclasses java.util.ListResourceBundle). |
| Online help files | Description |
|---|---|
| IDD_MSGQ_ADD.html | Online help skeleton for the "New Message" dialog. |
| IDD_MSGQ_CONFIRM_DELETE.html | Online help skeleton for the "Confirm Delete" dialog. |
| Serialized files | Description |
|---|---|
| IDD_MSGQ_ADD.pdml.ser | Serialized panel definition for the "New Message" dialog. |
| IDD_MSGQ_CONFIRM_DELETE.pdml.ser | Serialized panel definition for the "Confirm Delete" dialog. Note: If
you make changes to MessageQueueGUI.pdml, rename these files. Otherwise your
changes will not be reflected in the panels.
|
| Registry entries | Description |
|---|---|
MsgQueueSample1.reg |
Windows® registry entries that tell iSeries Navigator that this plug-in exists, and identifies its Java interface implementation classes. |
MsgQueueSample1install.reg |
The registry file for distribution with the retail version of your plug-in. This version of the registry file cannot be read directly by Windows. It contains substitution variables that represent the directory path of the iSeries Access for Windows installation directory. When the user invokes the iSeries Access for Windows Selective Setup program to install your plug-in from the iSeries server, Selective Setup reads this registry file, fills in the correct directory paths, and writes the entries to the registry on the user's machine. The entries in this file should therefore be kept in sync with the registry file used in development. |