OpenAM Subversion repository

par | Oct 3, 2014 | Communauté, Gestion des Identités, SSO

If you have ever listed the OpenAM Subversion repository content, you would have noticed that it contains a lot of projects with confusing names, especially if you are looking for a specific Web or J2EE Agent version to build.

First of all, let’s take a look at the repository in question :

$ svn list 
10.0.0/
10.0.0-EA/
10.0.0-docs/
10.0.1/
10.1.0-Xpress/
10.1.0-Xpress-docs/
10.1.0_TRUNK_before_maven_integration/
11.0.0/
9.5/
9.5.1_RC1/
9.5.1_RC2/
9.5.1_RTM/
9.5.2_RC1/
9.5.2_RTM/
9.5.3_RC1/
9.5.3_RTM/
9.5.4_RC1/
9.5.4_RTM/
9.5.5/
Agents-3.1.0-Xpress/
Agents-3.1.0-Xpress-apache/
Agents-3.2.0/
Agents-3.3.0/
Agents-3.3.2/
Agents-3.3.3/
JEEAgents-3.3.0/
agents_225_stable/
agents_301_stable/
agents_302_stable/
agents_303_stable/
agents_3041/
agents_3042/
agents_3043/
agents_3044/
agents_3045/
agents_3046/
agents_304_stable/
j2eeagents_301_stable/
j2eeagents_302_stable/
j2eeagents_303_stable/

All these directories above represent stable projects (tags), but as you can see, it doesn’t seem obvious to guess which one you have to checkout when you need to build a specific version either of a J2EE or a Web OpenAM Agent. So here is a tiny cheat sheet to help you choose which repository you have to checkout depending of what you want to build :

 – OpenAM : all the directories having only numbers as names, concern OpenAM.  It builds with maven from openam/. To to get the last version  :

$ svn co

– J2EE Agents : each directory whose name starts with « j2ee ». You’ll need to run maven in openam-agents/jee-agents/. To to get the last version  :

$ svn co

– Web Agents : each directory whose name starts with « agent ». You’ll need to run ant in opensso/products/webagents/. To to get the last version  :

$ svn co

Be careful, even if you find J2EE Agent files in Web Agent repositories (and vice versa), do not try to build it from there, it won’t succeed.

janua
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