Repositories¶

This wiki page has an overview on Git repositories hosted on git.z2-environment.net.

As a basic rule, z2 releases go together with releases of add-ons and samples. All releasing happens by branch creation. That is, a consistent Version 2.1 view is achieved by consistently checking out the branch called "v2.1".

But first a word on Subversion repositories¶

In general, every Git repository is also available as folder on the Z2 Subversion repository

http://www.z2-environment.net/svn/z2-environment

You can use the user "z2-environment" with password "z2-environment" for read-only access.

Given the Git repository z2-base.core for example, there is a Subversion repository at

http://www.z2-environment.net/svn/z2-environment/trunk/z2-base.core

for the master branch (in Git) and

http://www.z2-environment.net/svn/z2-environment/branches/BRANCH/z2-base.core

for the branch BRANCH in Git.

z2-core¶

1. z2-core - The actual Z2 kernel.

z2-base¶

1. z2-base.core - The pre-compiled kernel of the z2-base system.
2. z2-base.base - All modules beyond the kernel that make z2-base. Also contains the Jetty Web container.
3. z2-base.tools - Contains the Eclipse plugin "Eclipsoid" providing automatic classpath resolution for Eclipse project

z2-addons¶

1. z2-addons.spring - Spring modules. See Spring add-on.
2. z2-addons.hadoop - Hadoop and HBase modules. See Hadoop add-on.
3. z2-addons.groovy - Groovy support. See Groovy add-on.
4. z2-addons.vaadin - Vaadin and utilities. See Vaadin add-on.

z2-samples¶

The z2-samples project hosts repositories that show-case how to use Z2 in general or in conjunction with some other technology.

Please visit the Samples page to learn more about them.

Every sample comes with a repository. Browse them here.