Plugins Explained

• A plugin is just a zip-file, you can view the contents.
• A plugin has to contain a file (at the root) called botsindex. This contains the database configuration.
• The plugins on the web-site contain example edi files so you can run a translation and see the results.
• The edi files are in bots/botssys/infile; the results will be in bots/botssys/outfile.
• When reading a plugin your existing current configuration is backupped (in bots/botssys)
• When reading a plugin already existing database-entries, mapping scripts, grammars etc are overwritten.
• In the web server log is logged what is installed (logging is in bots/botssys/logging).
• There is no un-install.
• Beware if you make a plugin and share this: do not use e.g. password for an email account.
• Plugins contain source code. This is a potentially security risk. Use only plugins from trusted sources.
• Grammars for edifact and x12 are NOT plugins, and can not be installed!