Using Plugin Assemblies
By using plugin assemblies, you can write custom C# code which can be triggered by on-demand or event-triggered scripts. Plugin assemblies is triggered similar to scripts on insert/update/delete.
This section walks you through the steps that you need to follow to use plugin assemblies.
STEP 1. Add Plugin Assembly
- From the menu, click Advanced > Plugin Assemblies. The Plugin Assemblies List page appears.
- At the top-right corner of the page, click the Insert icon. The Add Plugin Assembly page appears.
- Click the Add file, browse for the plugin assembly (dll) file and select it.
- In the Name field, enter the plugin name that will be used by the system.
- At the top-right corner of the page, click the Save and reload icon. The Edit Plugin Assembly page appears.
Now you can add the plugin and the UI processor.
STEP 2. Add the IEbsPlugin Plugin
In the Edit Plugin Assembly page, go to the Plugins section and click the Insert button. The Add Plugin page appears. In the Name field, type IEbsPlugin. At the top-right corner of the page, click the Save and reload icon.
STEP 3. Add UI Processor
In the Edit Plugin Assembly page, go to the UIProcessors section and click the Insert button. The Add UIProcessor page appears. In the Name field, type IEbsProcessor. At the top-right corner of the page, click the Save and reload icon.