I tried to register a plugin, and it didn work. Whats wrong?
This behavior can be caused by many things. First, make sure that you supplied a valid argument to the register command. The argument should be the path to the plugin’s .reg file, relative to WBI’s home directory. Next, make sure that the plugin has been compiled, or there will be no plugin classes to load. Finally, you may have to adjust your classpath to tell the Java VM where to find the plugin classes. If you are a developer having trouble registering a plugin you are working on, see the documentation on writing a .reg file. • How can I check which plugins are registered and enabled? There are two ways to do this. The first way is to go to the WBI setup page. (Once you have installed WBI, you can access the setup page at http://_wbi/setup.) Plugins (other than the default plugin) that are registered will be listed in a table. A checkbox next to each plugin’s name will indicate whether the plugin is enabled. Alternatively, you can type the command plugins into the WBI console . This