INSTALLING
You can use the plugin_customization.ini file to control aspects of HCL Notes® installation and usage.
The plugin_customization.ini file is supplied in the Notes installation kit in the deploy directory using the following format:
Notes_install_dir\framework\rcp\plugin_customization.ini
HCL Domino® administrative policy settings override plugin_customization.ini settings. If the client application uses a managed settings file such a managed-setting.xml, it too overrides plugin_customization.ini file settings.
Variousplugin_customization.ini settings can be used to managed client application preferences. Sample settings include the following.
These settings allow you to define default trust and timestamp responses for use during feature and plug-in install and update.
com.ibm.rcp.security.update/EXPIRED_SIGNATURE_POLICY=PROMPT
com.ibm.rcp.security.update/UNSIGNED_PLUGIN_POLICY=PROMPT
com.ibm.rcp.security.update/UNTRUSTED_SIGNATURE_POLICY=PROMPT
com.ibm.rcp.security.update/TSAEXPIRED_SIGNATURE_POLICY=ALLOW
In a server-managed environment, access to Widgets and Live Text functionality and the widgets catalog is set using a Desktop Policy Settings document. Alternatively you can use equivalent settings in the plugin_customization.ini file to control user access to Widgets and Live Text functionality and to a central widgets catalog.
Related concepts Using Eclipse preferences to verify trust Controlling Widgets and Live Text access using Eclipse preferences Eclipse files and folders in the Notes install kit Customizing the Notes install manifest for new or third-party Eclipse features Understanding the desktop policy settings document
Related tasks Assigning Eclipse preference settings using a desktop policy Signing custom or third-party features and plug-ins for install and update