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Plugin files should end in '.jar'. If you download a plugin using Internet Explorer and find it ends in '.zip', you must rename it back to '.jar' before you can use it.
Users Of Confluence 2.2 and older
On versions of Confluence older than 2.3, you should install the Confluence Repository Client first, since it lets you easily install many other plugins. Newer versions of Confluence have the Client pre-installed.
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- Atlassian Developer Network
- See the Macro Parameters Index to ensure consistent naming of parameters.
- Atlassian can also host a subversion project for your plugin.
Developers who wish to share their plugin on this space simply need to add a new child page to the extension type page (such as Macros), then enter their plugin information.
You should also add your plugin to the Plugin Repository. You'll find instructions on the Plugin Repository page.