SourceCodeAccess

How to download the Open-Xchange Server source code (6.22.0 and later)

Starting with 6.22 the source code of Open-Xchange server is available from our git repository.

The following repositories exist:

Repository	content
wd/backend	the main repository containing most of the parts of Open-Xchange server
frontend6	The AJAX user interface

GIT operations to access the code

To clone a repository, run

$ git clone http://code.open-xchange.com/git/<repository>

Our release branches are named release-<releasenumber>, so to access e.g. the release branch for the 6.22.1 release, use

$ cd <repository>
$ git checkuot -t origin/release-6.22.1

How to download the Open-Xchange Server source code (6.20.7 and earlier)

The source code of Open-Xchange Server is available using cvs access and source packages. Please make sure to use an up-to-date CVS client (cvs > 1.12) to check out the repositories. Integrated CVS clients e.g. for current Eclipse version work well, too.

The currently maintained cvs repositories

Repository	content
open-xchange	the main repository containing most of the parts of Open-Xchange server
open-xchange-gui	The AJAX user interface
open-xchange-admin	the Open-Xchange admin daemon used for provisioning (user creation, etc.)
open-xchange-admin-plugin-hosting	contains the commandline tools and the oxinstaller
open-xchange-admin-soap	SOAP interface

CVS operations to access the code

To see a complete list of Open-Xchange cvs repositories, run the following command:

$ cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@www.open-xchange.com:/cvsroot rls

Note, however, that only the repositories as listed above are actively maintained.

To check out a repository, run

$ cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@www.open-xchange.com:/cvsroot co open-xchange/com.openexchange.authentication.ldap

to check out the ldap authentication plugin.

Organization of the open-xchange repository

The open-xchange repository contains several OSGi bundles which are the building block of the Open-Xchange server package. Each of them has an ant build.xml file containing a target to create a source tarball and a subdirectory called packaging which contains the package metadata to build DEB and RPM packages.