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Revision as of 16:02, 23 March 2008
It is possible to define a Module of one's own. How an extension can provide a real module (not the type Module) is not part of this documentation. However, if this module does not exist, there won´t be an options dialog on behalf of this module and the Nodes assigned to it are not displayed. Only the options dialog from the Extension Manager may show the nodes because it does not depend on a particular module.
Here is an example of defining a Module.
<node oor:name="Modules"> <node oor:name="org.openoffice.framework.desktop.test.deployment.options.modules1.module1" oor:op="fuse"> <node oor:name="org.openoffice.framework.desktop.test.deployment.options.modules1.module2" oor:op="fuse"> </node> </node>
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