Plug-in project properties. This topic discusses the importance of providing information that Sabre expects in a plug-in project, with links to the standards.

Layout for Plug-in Projects. This topic illustrates how to lay out or format your plug-in project.

Binary Build Requirements. This topic explains the files that are required in the binary build.

Create Projects with Red App Sample Plug-ins. (You may also see Red App sample plug-ins referred to as reference plug-ins, however, this documentation uses the term "sample" plug-in.) These projects are ready to import directly into your Eclipse workspace after you set up your Red App target platform. You can use them as a starting point and build on them to make them your own projects, or you can use these samples for experimentation.

Create Projects with Red App Wizards. Most of the Red App wizards add a project with single functionality, such as wrapping a type of technology or creating a UI element. Some wizards, such as the editor or view, are designed to be added to an existing plug-in project. Sabre Red 360 Developer Toolkit also includes a Red App Bundle export wizard that creates a Red App bundle for you.

Create Empty Plug-in Projects with an Eclipse Wizard. The New Plug-in Project wizard creates an empty plug-in project that has project identification properties. After using this wizard, you need to add functionality, communications, services, or UI elements manually, or you can use a Red App wizard to add some functionality.

Add your plug-in to your Red App run configuration.

Launch Sabre Red 360 and log in

Test your plug-in and verify contact details in a main plug-in