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Joining
BlackBerry UEM
 plug-in development

If development will be a joint effort with other developers, the initial developer must make the plug-in projects available in a code repository such as Git or Perforce. Developers that want to join plug-in development must obtain the file structure from the repository, verify that they meet the system requirements, and follow the instructions to configure a development environment.
When completing Create an Eclipse workspace and integrate it with BlackBerry UEM, each developer that is joining development must do the following:
  • For the
    Plug-in Project Root
    , specify the root of the plug-in file structure obtained from the code repository.
  • Do not select
    Create Basic Plug-in Projects
    .
  • Accept the prompt to auto-import the existing projects from the plug-in file structure that you obtained from the code repository.
As a best practice, do not check-in the
UEM Core
 launcher (
<workspace>
\core.server\launchers\Core Server.launch) when you make the plug-in projects available in a code repository. When other developers run the integration process, the process generates a
UEM Core
 launcher specific to their development environment.