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Male jprakash
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Creating a New Module

Hi ,

Can anyone give me step-by-step procedure for creating a module in OpenCms. I got one pdf based on it with all example codes. But, it is of an earlier version and I find it difficult to compile those codes. It vil be of much help if anybody give me some right guidance in this regard.

Thanx in Advance.
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Male Arrasz
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Re: Creating a New Module

Hi,

do you really run a OpenCms Version5 Installation? It's quite different to create a module for 5 or 6

hth

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Male saurabh
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Re: Creating a New Module

How to create module in openCMS 6.2

First of all go to module management in administration view. There we have an option to create new module. There we provide the module name as per naming conventions like "org.opencms.moduleOne". create module in "/system/modules" folder.

While creating the module there we have some options to create some folders like classes, lib, templates, resources and elements. check all of them.

Now move to explorer view.
switch your mode to offline.
change your site to "/".
go to system/modules/(your module)


In classes we keep all our java class files.
In lib we keep all the library files.
In resources we keep resources like css, scripts and images etc.
In elements we keep things like header, footer which gets reflected through out the site.
In templates we create files which take care of the arrangement of elements that how they will be displayed. We can say that it is kind of layout (tiles management).

hope this helps! cool

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Re: Creating a New Module

http://www.codedroids.com/en/opencms/downloads/com.codedroids.oc.forms.html

Check this link for coding of new module in OpenCms. This link will help you. If you want more help then let me know.
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Re: Creating a New Module

Why didn't you download template from net, which is suitable to your website.
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Re: Creating a New Module

Visit this link this will be definitely helpful for you..

http://kurogo.org/guide/modulenew.html
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