<header> Element

The mandatoryheader element identifies the plug-in and contains three child elements:

<header> Child Elements	Description
`<identifier>`	This element's three attributes identify the plug-in: version API version (the version number used for upgrading plug-ins is defined in the info.xml file). id Identifies the plug-in. name The plug-in name appears on Serana Release Automation's web application Automation Plugins pane. All values must be enclosed within single-quotes.
`<description>`	Describes the plug-in; appears on Serana Release Automation's web application Automation Plugins pane.
`<tag>`	Defines where the plug-in is listed within the Serana Release Automation editor's hierarchy of available plug-ins. The location is defined by a string separated by slashes. For example, the Tomcat definition is:`Application Server/Java/Tomcat`. The Tomcat steps will be listed beneath the Tomcat item, which in turn is nested within the other two.

<header> Child Elements

Description

<identifier>

This element's three attributes identify the plug-in:

version

API version (the version number used for upgrading plug-ins is defined in the info.xml file).
id

Identifies the plug-in.
name

The plug-in name appears on Serana Release Automation's web application Automation Plugins pane.

All values must be enclosed within single-quotes.

<description>

Describes the plug-in; appears on Serana Release Automation's web application Automation Plugins pane.

<tag>

Defines where the plug-in is listed within the Serana Release Automation editor's hierarchy of available plug-ins. The location is defined by a string separated by slashes. For example, the Tomcat definition is:Application Server/Java/Tomcat. The Tomcat steps will be listed beneath the Tomcat item, which in turn is nested within the other two.

The following is a sample header definition:

        
<header>
  <identifier version="3" id="com.&company;.air.plugin.Tomcat"name="Tomcat"/>
  <description>
  The Tomcat plugin is used during deployments to execute Tomcat run-book 
  automations and deploy or undeploy Tomcat applications.
    </description>
  <tag>Application Server/Java/Tomcat</tag>
</header>