When you need a plugin to achieve a certain function, you can download it from Plugin Management for use.
This document introduces how to use Plugin Management.
Log in to FineDataLink as the admin and choose System Management > Plugin Management, as shown in the following figure.
Store App: supports installation of plugins from the store and local installation of plugins.
My Plugins: provides information about installed plugins and supports various plugin management operations, including deleting/updating/disabling/enabling a plugin, disabling/enabling plugin in batches, and updating all plugins.
1. The function is not supported in Internet Explorer 8 and earlier versions.
2. The login account is not a FineDataLink account, but a FanRuan Community passport account.
Plugin Management has the following features:
Plugin Management supports hot deployment and requires no restart after you install, delete, update, disable, or enable a plugin.
Plugin Management requires no restart after you configure a license.
There are dependencies between automatic installation and plugin updating (including dependencies between plugins).
Plugin Management automatically deletes unused files and service dependencies.
Three methods to install plugins on the server: Install, Local Install, and manual installation.
1. Log in to the FineDataLink system as the admin, choose System Management > Plugin Management, enter the plugin name in the search box to search for the plugin to be installed, select the plugin, and click Install, as shown in the following figure.
2. After the plugin is successfully installed, a prompt indicating successful installation pops up, as shown in the following figure.
1. Download the required plugin from FineDataLink Community, and the downloaded compressed file is shown in the following figure.
2. Log in to the FineDataLink system as the admin, choose System Management > Plugin Management, click Local Install, and select the ZIP package, as shown in the following figure.
1. The plugin folder installed in FineDataLink is stored in FineDataLink installation directory\webapps\webroot\WEB-INF\plugins.
2. You can open the plugin file (in XML format) in a specific plugin folder to determine what plugin it is, as shown in the following figure.
Copy the needed plugin folder plugin-com.fr.plugin.operation.v11-3.2.1 in FineDataLink installation directory\webapps\webroot\WEB-INF\plugins, and paste the folder in Tomcat installation directory\webapps\webroot\WEB-INF\plugins, as shown in the following figure.
After manually installing the plugin, you need to restart the FineDataLink project for the plugin to take effect.
Log in to FineDataLink as the admin, and choose System Management > Plugin Management > My Plugins. You can hover the cursor on a plugin to see its information or select the plugin to manage it.
Plugin information includes Plugin Name, Version, To Be Updated (only appears when the plugin is updatable), Cost Category, and Status.
Plugin operations include searching for, updating, disabling/enabling, and deleting plugins, as shown in the following figure.
Log in to FineDataLink as the admin, and choose System Management > Plugin Management > My Plugins. When a plugin can be updated, a To be Updated label will be added on the right side of the plugin version.
Click the icon. After the update is completed, a window pops up: XXXPlugin update success. Click OK, as shown in the following figure.
Log in to FineDataLink as the admin, and choose System Management > Plugin Management > My Plugins. Click Update ALL to update all the installed plugins.
During the update process, a progress bar is provided for you. After all plugins are updated, a window pops up: Plugin update success. Click OK, as shown in the following figure.
If some plugins fail to be updated, a window pops up: XXXPluginsupdateFail, XXXPluginsupdateSuccess. Click View details to see the reason for the failure, as shown in the following figure.
Log in to FineDataLink as the admin, and choose System Management > Plugin Management > My Plugins. Click the / icon and a prompt pops up: XXX has been disabled/actived. Click OK, as shown in the following figure.
Log in to FineDataLink as the admin, and choose System Management > Plugin Management > My Plugins. Select the plugins to be disabled/enabled, and click the / icon, as shown in the following figure.
A prompt pops up: selected plugins has been actived/disabled. Click OK, as shown in the following figure.
Log in to FineDataLink as the admin, and choose System Management > Plugin Management > My Plugins. Click the icon, and click OK on the pop-up window, as shown in the following figure.
Some plugins will be automatically detected (version state) and updated at the project start time, after a period of starting, and at 11:00 PM every night.
The super admin can disable the automatic update function of these plugins through the FINE_CONF_ENTITY Visualization Configuration plugin.The settings take effect after you restart the server.
UpdateConfig.launchSwitchMap.plugins
It determines whether to enable the startup update during automatic plugin update.
If you need to disable the automatic plugin update after the project startup, you can modify the parameter value to false. Otherwise, you don't need to modify the default value.
CronUpdateConfig.typeMap.plugins
It determines whether to enable timed update during automatic plugin update.
If you need to disable the plugin update in the external network at 11:00 PM every night after the project startup, you can modify the parameter value to false. Otherwise, you don't need to modify the default value.
DelayUpdateConfig.delaySwitchMap.plugins
It determines whether to enable delayed update during automatic plugin update.
If you need to disable the automatic plugin update after a period of the project startup, you can modify the parameter value to false. Otherwise, you don't need to modify the default value.
Function Description:
The function of verifying plugin integrity is provided to prevent malicious tampering of the code in the plugin package when you install plugins locally or manually.This function is enabled by default.
If the plugin fails the integrity verification when you install it from the store or install it locally, a prompt pops up indicating that the signature of the plugin installation package is damaged and you cannot install the plugin for the sake of security, as shown in the following figure.
Solution:
To disable the function of plugin package integrity verification, you (the admin) can modify the value of the field PluginFileValidateConfig.fileValidateOpen to false.
If you need to enable the function of plugin package integrity verification and need to install a plugin (such as a secondary development plugin) that cannot pass the verification at the same time, you can install the plugin manually.
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