Plugin Assemblies H

Description

Displays the plugin assembly name relative to the UserArea\[WebAppID]\Processes folder, where UserArea is the Stewardship Tier folder on the application server where all assemblies are stored and WebAppID is the GUID specific to the WebApp. If the DLL is in the Processes folder, only the assembly name displays. If the DLL is in another folder or a sub-folder, the assembly name and the path display. For example, with an assembly called "myassembly.dll" located in the Processes folder, the Relatively Assembly Path displays "myassembly.dll." However, if that assembly was in a sub-folder called "bin," the Relative Assembly Path displays "bin\myassembly.dill."

Displays product information for the assembly.

Displays the name of the container for one or many plugins.

Displays the version number of the assembly.

Displays the company name.

Click to open the Plugins page to configure plugins for the assembly and to view where in the Stewardship Tier plugins are registered.

The count on the icon is the total number of plugins in the assembly.

Description

Displays the plugin assembly name relative to the UserArea\[WebAppID]\Processes folder, where UserArea is the Stewardship Tier folder on the application server where all assemblies are stored and WebAppID is the GUID specific to the WebApp. If the DLL is in the Processes folder, only the assembly name displays. If the DLL is in another folder or a sub-folder, the assembly name and the path display. For example, with an assembly called "myassembly.dll" located in the Processes folder, the Relatively Assembly Path displays "myassembly.dll." However, if that assembly was in a sub-folder called "bin," the Relative Assembly Path displays "bin\myassembly.dill."

Assembly Information

Displays product information for the assembly.

Displays the name of the container for one or many plugins.

Displays a description of the assembly.

Displays the version number of the assembly.

Displays the culture that the assembly supports.

Displays the configuration of the assembly; for example, Retail.

Displays the company name.

Displays the token that references the public key.

Hosting Environment

Displays the hosting state of the plugin.

Options are:

• InProc – Indicates the plugin is hosted within the current process.
• InProcCompatible – Indicates the plugin is a legacy style written in an early version of CranSoft.

NOTE: It is not recommended to use an old style plugin. Switch to the newer format.

This field is not used.

This field is not used.

Actions

Click to repair the assembly. Once it has been repaired, one or more events may still reference the missing plugins. The framework looks at the DLL (assembly) again and checks for any new plugins or changes to the existing plugins.