Dear all,

I'm trying to start with my own plugin. I created its skeleton by using
the generator suggested by the "How to create a new MItK Plug-in"
document. For the sake of simplicity I copied the <CUSTOM_PROJECT_NAME>
directory into the checked out source tree (Sources: current trunk (Apr.
6th 2010) under Modules/Bundles/<CUSTOM_PROJECT_NAME> and re-ran CMake.

Everything worked fine so far: the Plug-in was recognized by CMake and I
checked the box to compile it in. The compilation succeeded also and I
started the ExtApp binary but no icon of the new Plug-in showed up. I
loaded a data set and checked the paths in ExtApp.ini: the result was
all the same.

As a last try I copied the sources of the org.mitk.gui.qt.simpleexample
Plug-in and modified them accordingly, to get a unique ID in coherence
with the directory name. Everything worked fine, except that the icon of
the plugin showed up neither in the toolbar nor in the menu, like above.

What am I missing?

Regards,
Sven

OS: SUSe 11.1
gcc 4.4.1
MITK trunk
VTK 5.4.2
ITK 3.16
Qt 4.6.2


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