Custom plug-in factory

There are two ways to customize the plug-in factory:

• Configure the plug-in factory through the @PluginFactory annotation. The annotation parameters are explained as follows:

  
  

  Sample code:

      @PluginFactory(pluginHome = "${root}/plugins")
      public class DemoPluginFactory extends DefaultPluginFactory {
      }
  
      // 或者
  
      @PluginFactory(pluginHome = "${root}/plugins",
              autoscanPackages = {"com.company", "cn.company"},
              automatic = true,
              includedClassPath = false,
              listenerClass = DemoPluginEventListener.class)
      public class DemoPluginFactory extends DefaultPluginFactory {
      }

• Instantiation via factory configuration object

  Create factory configuration object:

      DefaultPluginConfig _conf = new DefaultPluginConfig();
      _conf.setPluginHome(new File(RuntimeUtils.replaceEnvVariable("${root}/plugins")));
      _conf.setAutomatic(true);
      _conf.setAutoscanPackages(Arrays.asList("com.company", "cn.company"));
      _conf.setIncludedClassPath(false);
      _conf.setPluginEventListener(new DefaultPluginEventListener());

  Create and initialize the plug-in factory instance object:

      IPluginFactory _factory = new DefaultPluginFactory();
      _factory.init(_conf);

  Customize the event listening method of the plug-in factory:

  The event processing method of the custom plug-in factory is different from the default plug-in factory. The plug-in life cycle event monitoring must be completed by implementing the IPluginEventListener interface. The IPluginEventListener interface event method and description are as follows:

  
  

  Sample code:

  public class DemoPluginEventListener implements IPluginEventListener {
  
      public void onInited(IPluginContext context, IPlugin plugin) {
          System.out.println("onInited: " + context.getPluginMeta().getName());
      }
  
      public void onStarted(IPluginContext context, IPlugin plugin) {
          System.out.println("onStarted: " + context.getPluginMeta().getName());
      }
  
      public void onShutdown(IPluginContext context, IPlugin plugin) {
          System.out.println("onShutdown: " + context.getPluginMeta().getName());
      }
  
      public void onDestroy(IPluginContext context, IPlugin plugin) {
          System.out.println("onDestroy: " + context.getPluginMeta().getName());
      }
  }