Add v2Whiteboard to spark project

[javanesevn]

Hi all,

I check plug-in out and how can I compile it with spark project?
I would like to add this plug-in to spark project for debug.

Thanks,

[Ryan Graham]

Hello,

In order to build the whiteboard you'll have to:

1. Download the sparkplug kit (http://www.igniterealtime.org/projects/spark/sparkplug-kit.jsp
)
2. Extract the sparkplug_kit_2_0_7.zip file

Then inside the sparkplug kit directory you'll have to:
3. Replace the "spark" directory with the latest version of Spark
4. Create a whiteboard directory that contains the whiteboard files
you checked out from svn.

So your directory structure should look something like:

sparkplug-kit
| - spark
| - whiteboard

One you have everything setup you can then call the various ant
targets in the whiteboard ant build file.

Cheers,
Ryan

[javanesevn]

Hi Ryan,

It works now. Thank for your details of explanation.

Best regards,

[p_dx]

Hi Ryan, hope you can help, I'm trying use the Whiteboard plugin on
with Spark version 2.5.8. I followed the instructions listed on
version2 site (e.g. copied the .jar files) but the plug-in didn't work
for me & they weren't listed when I viewed the "plug-ins" tab in
Spark. However, I'm not a programer & I may have done something
wrong. Please can you help?

I also tried the steps below & got very lost after stage 4. Please
advise if you can.

Much appreciated, Phil

[Ryan Graham]

Hi Phil,
The steps outlined in the previous message are only if you're trying
to create the plugin from the source code so you won't want to follow
them.

There should be just a single whiteboard.jar file that you download
and put in the plugins directory. Are you seeing multiple files?

Thanks,
Ryan

[p_dx]

Hi Ryan, thanks for getting back to me, yes I see three files in the
"lib" folder: jdom, plugin-classes and xpp3, Which one should I use?

Thanks agian,

Phil

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[Ryan Graham]

Hi Phil,
There should just be one file, whiteboard.jar. When you download it
you shouldn't be extracting/unzipping it, you just need to copy it to
the plugins directory.

Thanks,
Ryan

[p_dx]

Hi Ryan, just downloaded the files and they work a treat. Thank you
so much.

Very much appreciated, Phil

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[Ryan Graham]

Good to hear.

[p_dx]

Hi Ryan, please could you answer this question if you will: Would you
know if there is a Web Cam plugin available for Spark 2.5.8 running on
windows & or Linux?

Many thanks for your time & much appreciated,

Phil.

[Ryan Graham]

Hello,
Sorry, no, I'm not aware of any such plugin. If you find one please
let me know.

Thanks,
Ryan

[Sean]

Hi Phil,
The Red5 plugin by Dele might be what you're looking for:
http://www.igniterealtime.org/projects/openfire/plugins-beta.jsp

There are also more updated versions in the community forums and many
people can answer questions that you may have in there as well.

Cheers,
Sean

[javanesevn]

Hello Sean,

That is not plugin for Spark client application, its a plugin for
server and sparkweb.

Sincerely yours,

[Dave]

Is the JAR plugin for Spark? I get a weird error in that a browser opens
first, then I have to put the IP address in the bar and then the plugin
comes up. What gives, any idea?

Dave/KA0SWT