[opencms-dev] Survey: How do you develop and deploy OpenCms modules?

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Hi Kai,

please find below the answers as how we at componio develop for OpenCms:

Am 28.08.14 um 13:26 schrieb Kai Widmann:
> - What IDE do you use to edit your module resources (e.g. Eclipse,
> IntelliJ, NetBeans, Text Editor, …)?
NetBeans together with an inhouse developed NetBeans plug-in (nbDriva,
open source, @see https://github.com/componio/nbdriva) together with the
CmsShell
>
> - Would you prefer another IDE that you can’t use because of any
> restrictions (e.g. missing OpenCms VFS sync capability)? If so, which
> IDE would you like to use?
>
None
>
> - How do you sync your module resources from your IDE to the OpenCms
> VFS and vice versa (e.g. IDE plugin, OpenCms Synchronization, WebDav,
> Network Share, Cut & Paste)?
>
We are using our inhouse developed plug-in nbDriva
>
> - Do you use a version control system and if yes, which (eg. Git, svn,
> CVS, …)?
>
svn and Git
>
> - How do you build module classes (e.g. javac, integrated IDE build
> system, Maven, Gradle, …)?
>
NetBeans projects together with ANT and the IDE integrated feature "sync
module" feature from our plug-in via the CmsShell
>
> - How do you package your modules to module zips (e.g. manual module
> export from OpenCms, IDE plugin, Maven,  Gradle, …)?
>
IDE integrated feature "reverse sync" offered by our plug-in to export
modules from OpenCms via the CmsShell
>
> - How do you deploy modules to integration and/or production
> environments (e.g. manual import of module zips in OpenCms, copy &
> paste of changed resources, automated deployment using CI, …)?
>
IDE integrated feature "sync/import module(s)" from our plug-in to
import modules from the IDE/RFS to OpenCms via the CmsShell
>
> - Do you use Continuous Integration for OpenCms modules and if yes,
> what tools do you use (e.g. Jenkins, Hudson, Bamboo, …)?
>
Yes, we are using Jenkins and are still tryting to find the best way to
test scriplet code (e.g. OpenCms VFS stored JSPs) properly.
May be you can shed a light how mediaworx tackles this.


Kind regards


\Fabian
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