Is the RTC Build Toolkit open source?
I've been playing with the RTC Client API and struggling with the lack of documentation and examples. Most of information on this topic comes from https://rsjazz.wordpress.com/ (btw, thanks Ralph for the efforts!)
Some features I'm trying to implement are related to handling of Build Results, somehow as done by RTC Build Tookit. I believe the Toolkit itself could be a good reference for me. So, it may not hurt to ask: is it open source? If yes, where can I find it?
Some features I'm trying to implement are related to handling of Build Results, somehow as done by RTC Build Tookit. I believe the Toolkit itself could be a good reference for me. So, it may not hurt to ask: is it open source? If yes, where can I find it?
Accepted answer
the source for many components is supplied in the SDK bundle on the download page. (I haven't found a component without source yet)
once the sdk is downloaded and unzipped, setup the sdk in the eclipse preferences, plugin development, target platform section.. then open the plugins view, find the plugin jar file bundle that contains the functions you want to review/modify, right click, then import as source... you will get an eclipse project that should rebuild the jar file.
even less is documented in the SDK.. at least with the Plainjava there is the javadoc.
I agree that the system architecture and the object reference diagram are not published.
I do not believe RT is 'open source', there are specific licenses, see the sdk readme
once the sdk is downloaded and unzipped, setup the sdk in the eclipse preferences, plugin development, target platform section.. then open the plugins view, find the plugin jar file bundle that contains the functions you want to review/modify, right click, then import as source... you will get an eclipse project that should rebuild the jar file.
even less is documented in the SDK.. at least with the Plainjava there is the javadoc.
I agree that the system architecture and the object reference diagram are not published.
I do not believe RT is 'open source', there are specific licenses, see the sdk readme
Comments
Thanks sam!
I was about to reply to my own question after finding this other question that lead me to the answer. Btw, the answer there was also yours :-)
Anyway, the short guideline you provided here is a valuable addition! Thanks