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<A NAME="top"></A>Custom View Plug-in Example Readme</H1></CENTER>

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<HR WIDTH="100%">Example</H2>
This example shows how to plug in to the Netscape Admin Server 4.0 Custom
View framework. Once the plug-in is installed, the Custom View selector
will contain one more option. If the user selects the SuperMail custom
view, it displays a different view for the user.
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<HR NOSHADE SIZE=1>Installation Steps</H2>

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Install the plug-in and issue this command:</LI>

<BR><TT>dapmodify -a -f customview.ldif</TT>
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Compile the <TT>SuperMailCustomView.java</TT> into <TT>SuperMailCustomView.class</TT>.</LI>

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Jar the class file into <TT>SuperMail.jar</TT>.</LI>

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Make an English localization jar file by copying <TT>SuperMail.jar</TT>
to <TT>SuperMail_en.jar</TT>.</LI>

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Copy <TT>SuperMail.jar</TT> and <TT>SuperMail_en.jar</TT> to <TT>&lt;server-root>/java/jars</TT>.</LI>

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Start the Console and log in.</LI>

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You see the SuperMail plug-in as one item in the Custom View selector.</LI>
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