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JMP Add-Ins
Experienced JSL script writers can create scripts that extend JMP in many ways (for example, add a custom analytical tool or a user interface to communicate with a database). The JMP add-in architecture simplifies deploying and using these complicated scripts.
You can send co-workers a suite of scripts and tell them how to run them. Another option is sending a single add-in file that any JMP user can install and then use just like any other part of JMP.
As a JMP user, you might be given add-ins to use by co-workers. You can also find add-ins on the JMP Web site at https://www.jmp.com/addins.
Note: Developing add-ins requires experience with JMP scripting, and the process is discussed at length in the Scripting Guide.
Manage JMP Add-Ins
Install Add-Ins
A JMP add-in is a file that has the .jmpaddin extension. You can install it in one of two ways:
1.
Select File > Open.
2.
Navigate to the .jmpaddin file and select it.
3.
Click Open.
Or, you can double-click the .jmpaddin file.
View Your Add-Ins
Select View > Add-Ins to see the add-ins that you have already installed.
Update Add-Ins
If you are given an update to an add-in you already have installed, you can just install the update as you did the original add-in. Doing so overwrites the old version with the new one.
Disable, Enable, and Remove Add-Ins
To temporarily disable an add-in without removing it
1.
Select View > Add-Ins.
2.
Select the add-in that you want to disable.
3.
Deselect the Enabled check box.
To enable a disabled add-in
1.
Select View > Add-Ins.
2.
Select the add-in that you want to enable.
3.
Select the Enabled check box.
To unregister an add-in
1.
Select View > Add-Ins.
2.
Select the add-in that you want to remove.
3.
Click Unregister.