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The easiest way to register an external job component is to use the Extension Manager (see chapter Extensions). An extension for the example job of this chapter can have the following directory structure:

 SyncJob.oxt:
     META-INF/manifest.xml
     Jobs.xcu
     windows.plt/
         SyncJob.jar
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