To run the New Module Wizard, visit the Niagara menu off of the main menu of Eclipse and choose New AX Module. This presents a series of dialog boxes, as shown below. The New Module Wizard creates the basic folders and files that are necessary in order to start developing a brand new module for Niagara AX.
New module wizard creates folders under a root directory
This wizard creates a set of folders and files under a root directory that is specified during the wizard process.
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Module Name: Name of the jar file. This is also the name that appears in the Niagara AX Software Manager.
Baja Version: Baja specification version number, or "0" if not a public specification.
Preferred Symbol: Abbreviated string representing the module name, preferably three characters or less.
Description: Explanation of the module. This is seen in the Niagara AX Software manager
Vendor: The name of the entity that is providing the module. This is seen in the Niagara AX Software Manager
Create Lexicon: Creates a lexicon file for the module (module.lexicon)
Create Palette: Creates a palette file for the module (module.palette) |
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Click "Add" to add dependant modules
Baja Version: Lowest Baja specification version required for the module
Vendor Version: Specifies a required vendor version for the dependent module
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This page creates a Java package hierarchy for your module |
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