[Building Sakai] Creating new tools: Sakai 2.7 or Sakai 3

[Rafael Morales]

Interesting question. I may need to re-read the documentation but, what 
would it be the profile for an institution that would prefer to stick to 
CLE instead of moving to OAE? Of course, there would be more 
difficulties/uncertainties in migrating to OAE but, anything else?

Regards,
Rafael

El 04/08/2011 12:36 p.m., Bryan Holladay escribió:
> Sakai 3 was changed to Sakai OAE (Open Academic Environment) and Sakai 
> CLE (Collaborative Learning Environment) is the one that's in a 2.x 
> state.  This is to distinguish the fact that Sakai OAE isn't a 
> replacement for Sakai CLE.
>
> All the information given to you was for Sakai CLE.  If you're 
> planning on using CLE, then you should develop for it.
>
> -Bryan
>
> On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 1:28 PM, Rafael Morales 
> <rmorales at udgvirtual.udg.mx <mailto:rmorales at udgvirtual.udg.mx>> wrote:
>
>     Hello:
>
>     My guess is that this also applies to 2.7.x, but what about Sakai
>     3? We are starting on developing support in Sakai for a web
>     service providing access to competence-maps, so that we can
>     provide automatic rubric generation, activity design support, and
>     other functionalities. We are wondering whether it would be better
>     to develop for Sakai 2.7 or Sakai 3. What would you suggest?
>
>     Regards,
>     Rafael
>
>     El 03/08/2011 07:29 p.m., Steve Swinsburg escribió:
>>     Definitely check out one of the quickstart's as Bryan listed below.
>>
>>     You'll need to get a development environment up and running. See
>>     here:
>>     https://confluence.sakaiproject.org/display/BOOT/Sakai+Programmer+Manual
>>
>>
>>     Here is a summary I wrote for a bootcamp I held recently:
>>
>>      1. Install Subversion (1.6).
>>      2. Install Java (1.6).
>>      3. Install Maven (2.2.1, not 3 unless you are working on Sakai
>>         trunk).
>>      4. Download and unpack Tomcat (5.5.33, not 6 or 7 yet). You will
>>         probably end up with multiple instances of Tomcat so arrange
>>         your workspace accordingly.
>>      5. Configure environment variables.
>>      6. Check out the Sakai source code.
>>      7. Build the source code and deploy into Tomcat.
>>      8. Setup your database for Sakai
>>      9. Configure sakai.properties.
>>     10. Start Tomcat.
>>
>>     Most of this is covered in the comprehensive Sakai Install Guide,
>>     please read this: external link:
>>     https://confluence.sakaiproject.org/display/DOC/Sakai+CLE+2.8+Release+Notes
>>
>>     It covers the initial installation and configuration of Maven and
>>     the setup of the environment variables.
>>
>>
>>     cheers,
>>     Steve
>>
>>
>>
>>     On 04/08/2011, at 2:22 AM, Bryan Holladay wrote:
>>
>>>     There are a few ways to get started quickly.
>>>
>>>     Maven archetype (credit Steve Swinsburg)
>>>     https://confluence.sakaiproject.org/display/BOOT/Sakai+Wicket+Maven+Archetype
>>>
>>>     Eclipse App Builder: (credit Aaron Zechoski)
>>>     https://confluence.sakaiproject.org/display/BOOT/Sakai+App+Builder
>>>
>>>
>>>     Just a personal preference, but the Sakai Wicket Maven Archetype
>>>     is the quickest, but if you don't know wicket, then you have the
>>>     learning curve.  Eclipse app builder has RSF, JSF, JSP and
>>>     Wicket for it's options but takes a lot more setup to get
>>>     started (compared to maven archetype).
>>>
>>>     There may be something else out there too, this is just off the
>>>     top of my head.
>>>
>>>     -Bryan
>>>
>>>     ps... sorry to reply twice, I meant to reply all to include the
>>>     dev list
>>>
>>>
>>>     On Wed, Aug 3, 2011 at 11:59 AM, Khalid Qureshi
>>>     <kq2119 at columbia.edu <mailto:kq2119 at columbia.edu>> wrote:
>>>
>>>         Hi,
>>>
>>>         I am a Java developer in Columbia University and I am
>>>         assigned to develop a new tool in Sakai.
>>>
>>>         I searched thru documents in Sakai confluence and Google but
>>>         did not get clear idea.
>>>
>>>         So I am looking for some help regarding new tool development
>>>         in Sakai, since I have very
>>>
>>>         Short amount of development time. I will appreciate if
>>>         someone can response to me. Thanks
>>>
>>>         Khalid Qureshi
>>>
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