This section provides examples on MTJ development.
Example 1: Get Extension Implementation
The figure below illustrates the Get Extension example.
Example 2: Get DevicePlatform, Device and RuntimePlatform
The figure below illustrates the Get DevicePlatform example.
Example 3: Access and modify MTJ project's data
The figure below illustrates how to access and modify MTJ project's data
Example 4: Adding runtime platform Definition to a project
The figure below illustrates how to add a runtime platform definition to a project.
Example 5: Get Project's default targets
The figure below illustrates how to get the project's default targets.
Example 6: Deploy project's data
The figure below illustrates how to deploy the project's data.
Example 7: Persistent Store usage and runtime platforms.
PersistentStorageProvider –plugin stores the RuntimePlatforms, that are used in every workspace, to its own location under the used Eclipse instance plugin -folder. (The used Eclipse instance locates the stored meta-data every time , regardless of the workspace location). The storage location cannot be changed from the Eclipse preferences. The figure below illustrates how to access and modify the stored definitions.
The figure below illustrates another example on how access and modify the stored definitions.
Example 8: Get Admin GUI
Each service provider plugin should use the AdminGuiProvider feature for providing the administration UIs from its properties. The figure below illustrates how to do this.
