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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Introduction ==<br /> <br /> The Plug-in system of LogicalDOC allows you to quickly expand the functionality offered by the platform, re-using the API without having to rebuild the system to add/change the existing functionality. <br /> <br /> This system is based on the [http://jpf.sourceforge.net JPF] library (Java Plugin Framework) and thanks to the presence of Spring allows you to achieve even very complex customizations/new features. <br /> <br /> The development project is based on Maven2 and using the assembly plugin of Maven2 it will implement a package (plugin) that once copied into the appropriate folder will be instantiated during the LogicalDOC&#039;s startup. <br /> <br /> The class of derivation of each plugin is [http://logicaldoc.sourceforge.net/site/logicaldoc-util/apidocs/com/logicaldoc/util/plugin/LogicalDOCPlugin.html LogicalDOCPlugin]. <br /> <br /> Each plugin to be properly installed and instantiated must have a class that extends from LogicalDOCPlugin.</div>

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