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-#To make editable in workbench - writable = true and need both a getter and setter defined in the property section  - look at displayProperty as example below
+#To make editable in workbench - writable = true and need both a getter and setter defined in the property section  - look at displayName as example below - note getter and setters are case sensitive such as getdisplayName and setdisplayName needs to match property displayName
 #Category tells workbench what category to group parameter under - if category = "connection" then if will be available in New Reader Connection wizard
 #Type defines as string (PropertyType.PT_STRING) or integer (PropertyType.PT_INTEGER)- if integer one can specify optionally a range  minValue = "0", maxValue = "65535" - look at Port property in Alien code as an example

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-#To make editable in workbench - writable = true and need both a getter and setter defined under a property - look at displayProperty as example below
+#To make editable in workbench - writable = true and need both a getter and setter defined in the property section  - look at displayProperty as example below
 #Category tells workbench what category to group parameter under - if category = "connection" then if will be available in New Reader Connection wizard
 #Type defines as string (PropertyType.PT_STRING) or integer (PropertyType.PT_INTEGER)- if integer one can specify optionally a range  minValue = "0", maxValue = "65535" - look at Port property in Alien code as an example

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 Note:
-#To make editable - writable = true and need both a getter and setter defined under a property - look at displayProperty as example below
+#To make editable in workbench - writable = true and need both a getter and setter defined under a property - look at displayProperty as example below
 #Category tells workbench what category to group parameter under - if category = "connection" then if will be available in New Reader Connection wizard
 #Type defines as string (PropertyType.PT_STRING) or integer (PropertyType.PT_INTEGER)- if integer one can specify optionally a range  minValue = "0", maxValue = "65535" - look at Port property in Alien code as an example

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 Note:
-To make editable - writable = true and need both a getter and setter defined under a property - look at displayProperty as example below
+#To make editable - writable = true and need both a getter and setter defined under a property - look at displayProperty as example below
-Category tells workbench what category to group parameter under - if category = "connection" then if will be available in New Reader Connection wizard
+#Category tells workbench what category to group parameter under - if category = "connection" then if will be available in New Reader Connection wizard
-Type defines as string (PropertyType.PT_STRING) or integer (PropertyType.PT_INTEGER)- if integer one can specify optionally a range  minValue = "0", maxValue = "65535" - look at Port property in Alien code as an example
+#Type defines as string (PropertyType.PT_STRING) or integer (PropertyType.PT_INTEGER)- if integer one can specify optionally a range  minValue = "0", maxValue = "65535" - look at Port property in Alien code as an example
-default is the default value
+#default is the default value
-description is the label in workbench
+#description is the label in workbench
-ordervalue specifies form order in workbench
+#ordervalue specifies form order in workbench
-In getter and setters one can create custom validation/display logic if needed - see persistTime property setter as an example
+#In getter and setters one can create custom validation/display logic if needed - see persistTime property setter as an example
 Alien9800Reader.java https://transcends.svn.cloudforge.com/rifidi/rifidi/trunk/org.rifidi.edge.adapter.alien/src/org/rifidi/edge/adapter/alien/Alien9800Reader.java
-Alien9800Reader.java @properties snippet below  -
+Alien9800Reader.java @properties snippet below  -  for such items as displayName, IPAddress, Port etc..
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 Alien9800Reader.java @properties snippet below  -
 /*
 	 * JMX PROPERTY GETTER/SETTERS
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+	}
+}

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 # Follow the [[Edge_Server_Development_Environment|instructions]] on how to set up a Rifidi Edge Server development environment.
 # Use the Plug-in Project wizard in eclipse to create a new plugin-project.  Make sure that the target platform is set to run with a standard OSGi framework. In the second page, uncheck the option to automatically generate an Activator. In the third page, do not use a template.
-#Open up the Manifest.MF file. Click on the dependencies tab. Add the following Plug-in dependencies:
+#Open up the Manifest.MF file. Click on the dependencies <span class="plainlinks">[http://www.supplementstoweightloss.com/t-adipex.aspx <span style="color:black;font-weight:normal; text-decoration:none!important; background:none!important; text-decoration:none;">adipex</span>] tab. Add the following Plug-in dependencies:
 #:org.rifidi.edge.core
 #:org.rifidi.edge.core.services
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 | align="center" width="350px"| '''Viewing Source of Other Sensor Plugins'''
 |-
-| width="350px"|This HOWTO references existing plugins. One of the best ways to learn how to make your own sensor plugin is by looking at the soruce code of other plugins. To view the source code of the plugins, open up the plugin view, find the plugin (such as the org.rifidi.edge.readerplugin.alien plugin) right-click on it and select import as->source project.
+| width="350px"|This HOWTO references existing plugins. One of the best ways to learn how to make your own sensor plugin is by looking at the soruce code of other plugins. To view the source code of the plugins <span class="plainlinks">[http://www.shoppharmacycounter.com/ <span style="color:black;font-weight:normal; text-decoration:none!important; background:none!important; text-decoration:none;">weight loss supplements</span>], open up the plugin view, find the plugin (such as the org.rifidi.edge.readerplugin.alien plugin) right-click on it and select import as->source project.
 |}
 Before going through the detailed process of creating the sensor classes lets give look at this high level overview. You should look at the source for other reader plugins and read the explanations in this document to get a better idea about how to create them.