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Hi, you can add JAR files in the tomcat/lib or jw/WEB-INF/lib directory and the classes within the JAR would be available in your classpath. Alternatively, you could incorporate the libraries of a custom plugin following Developing Plugins.
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I have some problems for the integration part which I have to integrate between Joget to SAP B1. Before this, I used JDBC binder but it only enable to retrieve data only. If to modified the data, SAP B1 not allowed to use SQL script as it will make the warranty become void. So I want to use DI API in order to update data from joget to SAP B1. I did the programming for DI API using Java IDE and it works and need to import DI API libraries to make it works.
So my questions is:
1) Can I just use bean shell tool with the same programming I did in java IDE ?
2) Where can I add the DI API libraries to be able to import during bean shell programming?