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# Configuring Internal Plug-Ins

Use the following configuration statements to configure internal plug-ins:

`

shared sae configuration plug-ins name name internal {
  plug-in-class plug-in-class;
}
shared sae configuration plug-ins name name internal properties name {
  value;
}

`

To configure an internal plug-in:

1. From configuration mode, access the internal plug-in configuration.
   `
   user@host# edit shared sae configuration plug-ins name intnl internal
   `
2. Configure the Java class name of the plug-in.
   `
   [edit shared sae configuration plug-ins name intnl internal]
   user@host# set plug-in-class plug-in-class
   `
3. Access the internal plug-in property configuration.
   `
   [edit shared sae configuration plug-ins name intnl internal]
   user@host# edit properties name
   `

   For example, configure the classpath property, which is a list of additional libraries or paths for loading hosted plug-ins:

   `
   [edit shared sae configuration plug-ins name intnl internal]
   user@host# edit properties classpath
   `
4. Configure properties that define the plug-in. Enter values for the property.
   `
   [edit shared sae configuration plug-ins name internalPlugin internal properties name]
   user@host# set value
   `

   For example, enter values separated by commas for the classpath property where each value is a URL identifying one path or JAR file:

   `
   [edit shared sae configuration plug-ins name intnl internal classpath]
   user@host# set file:///opt/UMC/ssp/plugin/plugins.jar,http://plugins.com/ssp/plugins.jar
   `

#### Related Topics

- Configuring Internal Plug-Ins (C-Web Interface)
- Configuring the SAE for External Plug-Ins
- How Internal Plug-Ins Work
- Types of Internal Plug-Ins

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