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Is there anyway to have the code completion dialog show for custom java libraries? If not, does anyone have any suggestions on how make using java libraries easier? The only thing I could think of was to create code templates with the same signature as the java classes. I'd appreciate any advise
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Technically yes, the Administrator client will search for any JARs on the classpath ending in "userutil-sources.jar", and automatically parse through the Java source files within to add them to the auto-completion dialog. Note that JARs on the client-side should be signed with a proper CA cert.
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I'm sorry, This might be a dumb question, But would that mean recompiling my jar files after specifying the classpath to be userutil-sources.jar? I've never dealt with Classpaths so my understanding is limited.
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Hello,
I tried to add my jar to the code completion but unfortunately it didnīt work. I tried following steps: 1. Compiled my jar file new 2. Renamed it to "myJar_userutil-source.jar" 3. Signed it with a self created certificate (Maybe this is the problem? ) 4. Copied the file to ...\Mirth Connect\client-lib 5. Stopped and restarted Mirth Service and load the Administrator new from the Server Manager When the Administrator starts I get an error: JAR - Ressourcen in JNLP-File are not signed by same certificate Does this error occurs because of my self signed certificate? Or do I have another problem? Thanks |
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