running custom plugins in an ImageJ applet

[Boris Epstein]

Hello there,

I know this must be a stupid question... but I need an answer, and I
can't easily find it on the web.

Here's the situation. I am trying tu run ImageJ 1.41 as an applet - and
that is working fine. Except that all of my custom plugins are missing.
How do I fix that? How do I make the applet find them?

Thanks in advance for any and all help.

Regards,

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*Boris Epstein
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[jmutterer]

Boris, this answer was posted on the list some time ago :

>
> The plugins have to be added to ij.jar and you need to edit the
> IJ_Props.txt file to add them to the Plugins menu. The plugins must
> be at the root level of the jar file, along with IJ_Props.txt and
> about.jpg. You can use the jar utility that comes with the Sun JDK to
> extract the files from jar files and to build new jar files.
>
> -wayne
>

You can also search for other answers related to this using the mailing list
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https://list.nih.gov/archives/imagej.html

Jerome

[Boris Epstein]

Thanks, Jerome!

This doesn't quite say what the content of the IJ_Props.txt ought to be,
though. But I will look around.

I have seen that file mentioned, though never with any mention of the
format expected.

Jerome Mutterer wrote:

> Boris, this answer was posted on the list some time ago :
>
>  
>> The plugins have to be added to ij.jar and you need to edit the
>> IJ_Props.txt file to add them to the Plugins menu. The plugins must
>> be at the root level of the jar file, along with IJ_Props.txt and
>> about.jpg. You can use the jar utility that comes with the Sun JDK to
>> extract the files from jar files and to build new jar files.
>>
>> -wayne
>>
>>    
>
> You can also search for other answers related to this using the mailing list
> archive, at
> https://list.nih.gov/archives/imagej.html
>
> Jerome
>  

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*Boris Epstein
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Cambridge, MA
Mobile: [phone]*

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[jmutterer]

The IJ_Props.txt describes the menus structure of ImageJ and sets what
plugin is called by a certain menu command.

Example : new01="Image...[n]",ij.plugin.Commands("new")

means that the "Image...[n]" command should appear as the first item of the
File/New menu, and ij.plugin.Commands("new") will be called when this menu
item is selected.

Jerome



On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 2:37 PM, Boris Epstein <
[hidden email]> wrote:
>
> Thanks, Jerome!
>
> This doesn't quite say what the content of the IJ_Props.txt ought to be,
though. But I will look around.
>
> I have seen that file mentioned, though never with any mention of the
format expected.

>
> Jerome Mutterer wrote:
>>
>> Boris, this answer was posted on the list some time ago :
>>
>>
>>>
>>> The plugins have to be added to ij.jar and you need to edit the
>>> IJ_Props.txt file to add them to the Plugins menu. The plugins must
>>> be at the root level of the jar file, along with IJ_Props.txt and
>>> about.jpg. You can use the jar utility that comes with the Sun JDK to
>>> extract the files from jar files and to build new jar files.
>>>
>>> -wayne
>>>
>>>
>>
>> You can also search for other answers related to this using the mailing

list
>> archive, at
>> https://list.nih.gov/archives/imagej.html
>>
>> Jerome
>>
>
> --
> *Boris Epstein
> National Resource For Imaging Mass Spectrometry <
http://www.nrims.hms.harvard.edu/>
> Cambridge, MA
> Mobile: [phone]*
>
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