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The Adempiere project is Open Source, and the source code for development versions is freely available. It should be noted that the development sources are ALPHA quality and at times may not even compile - if you want stable sources then look at the source code distribution of the latest release. That said, the development versions usually work fine. | The Adempiere project is Open Source, and the source code for development versions is freely available. It should be noted that the development sources are ALPHA quality and at times may not even compile - if you want stable sources then look at the source code distribution of the latest release. That said, the development versions usually work fine. | ||
| − | The Adempiere sources are managed using the Subversion version control system. Access to the repository is documented | + | The Adempiere sources are managed using the Subversion version control system. Access to the repository is documented in the [[Hacker's guide]] |
The easiest way to get the sources (and probably the hardest to keep up to date) is to download one of the snapshots from the Adempiere ftp site ( To be setup ). | The easiest way to get the sources (and probably the hardest to keep up to date) is to download one of the snapshots from the Adempiere ftp site ( To be setup ). | ||
Read-write SVN access is needed by anyone who needs to able to be able to write to the repository. This includes developers, documentation writers, translators, artists etc. To get read-write access see the developer FAQ. | Read-write SVN access is needed by anyone who needs to able to be able to write to the repository. This includes developers, documentation writers, translators, artists etc. To get read-write access see the developer FAQ. | ||
Revision as of 23:42, 1 January 2007
The Adempiere project is Open Source, and the source code for development versions is freely available. It should be noted that the development sources are ALPHA quality and at times may not even compile - if you want stable sources then look at the source code distribution of the latest release. That said, the development versions usually work fine.
The Adempiere sources are managed using the Subversion version control system. Access to the repository is documented in the Hacker's guide
The easiest way to get the sources (and probably the hardest to keep up to date) is to download one of the snapshots from the Adempiere ftp site ( To be setup ).
Read-write SVN access is needed by anyone who needs to able to be able to write to the repository. This includes developers, documentation writers, translators, artists etc. To get read-write access see the developer FAQ.
