The plugin blueriq-plugin-instanceselector-plus used to be a part of the Blueriq Runtime but since the release of Blueriq 11, the support of this plugin is discontinued.
Blueriq released the sources of this plugin with the intention of enabling customers to migrate to the AQ_InstanceSelectorPlus container at their own pace but without support from Blueriq. No rights reserved.
To compile and build war use:
mvn clean verify -DskipTestsTo test the war, please add the Blueriq license.aql to src\test\resources and use:
mvn clean verifyDeploy Runtime.war to Tomcat container. Create a configuration folder and add Blueriq license.aql or package Blueriq license.aql by adding it to src\main\resources.
Start Tomcat container with the following parameters:
-Dspring.config.additional-location=file://path_to_conf/ # URI of the configuration folder which contains the Blueriq license.
-Dspring.profiles.active=native,development-tools| Name | Description | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| referrer-path | Attribute/relation path to determine which instances to show, starting from a particular entity. | String | false |
| entity | Name of the entity of which the instances will be shown. | String | true |
| noinstancecontainer | Container that will be shown when there are no instances to show. | String | false |
| addbuttons | deprecated: does not work anymore. You should model these buttons outside this container. | String | false |
| addbuttonevents | deprecated: does not work anymore. You should model these events on buttons outside this container. | String | false |
| headercontainer | Container of the header. | String | false |
| whereclause | Expression to determine which instances to show. Only to be used when the container is accessed through a relation. | String | false |
| sortattribute | Attribute that is used to sort the instances. | String | false |
| sortorder | The order in which the list will be sorted. | “ascending” or “descending” | false |
| directcreate | deprecated: does not work anymore. You should create your own instance, using the CreateInstance service. | Boolean | false |
| directdelete | deprecated: does not work anymore. You should delete your own instance, using the DeleteInstance service. | Boolean | false |