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1. Create a Model whose name matches the name of the Plugin. In this example, the Model is created at app/Plugin/MyPlugin/Model/MyPlugin.php.

2. Define $cmPluginType to indicate the type of the Plugin, from the following options:

   $cmPluginType	Description	Available Since	Instantiated?
   enroller	Enrollment Flow Plugin	v0.9.4	No
   identifiervalidator	Identifier Validation Plugin	v1.1.0	Optional
   ldapschema	LDAP Schema Plugin	v1.1.0	Yes, via LDAP schema configuration
   normalizer	Normalization Plugin	v0.9.2	No
   orgidsource	Organizational Identity Sources Plugin	v1.1.0	Yes
   provisioner	Provisioning Plugin	v0.8	Yes
   other	Any other type of Plugin	v0.8	No

   As of v1.1.0, $cmPluginType may also be an array.

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Whether or not a Plugin menu is rendered is determined by the default permission as listed below.

Menu Location Key	Menu Location*	Default Permission	CO ID Inserted?	CO Person ID Inserted?	Available Since
cmp	Platform Menu	CMP Administrator			v0.8
cos	Collaborations Menu	Member of Any CO			v0.8
coconfig	CO Configuration Menu	CO Administrator			v0.8
copeople	CO People Menu	Member of CO			v0.8
cogroups*	CO Groups Menu	Member of CO			v1.0.0
coperson	My Identities Menu	Member of CO

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	v0.8
coservices	CO Services Menu	Member of CO			v1.1

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An example:

/**
  * Expose menu items.
  *
  * @ since COmanage Registry v0.9.2
  * @ return Array with menu location type as key and array of labels, controllers, actions as values.
  */
public function cmPluginMenus() {
  return array(
    "coperson" => array(_txt('pl.dirviewer.viewmenu') =>
                      array('controller' => "dir_viewers",
                            'action'     => "view"))
  );
}

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