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Sean C. Sullivan Novice
Sean C. Sullivan
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Apr 4, 2009 2:44 PM

Jive SBS 3.0, development, Mac OS X

I want to be able to do development with Jive SBS 3.0 on Mac OS X. 

 

I could not find a Mac-specific download on the Jive web site.    The only downloads were a Windows binary and Linux RPM's.  Do I need to use the Linux RPM's my Mac?

Tags: apple, mac, sbs
Benjamin Chiad Beginner
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Apr 4, 2009 10:21 PM in response to: Sean C. Sullivan
Re: Jive SBS 3.0, development, Mac OS X

Hi Sean,

 

I thnk for development, you'd have to download the source or use the Jive maven archiva.

 

Getting an instance running from the maven archiva us easy once you have access and there are good instructions in the development community on how to use maven to create yur project for SBS and plugins.

 

Ben

jnieten Novice
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Oct 21, 2009 3:36 PM in response to: Benjamin Chiad
Re: Jive SBS 3.0, development, Mac OS X

I am also interested in having something on the Mac platform.  Can we build our own tar-gzip file?

kaushik Novice
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Oct 30, 2009 4:28 AM in response to: jnieten
Re: Jive SBS 3.0, development, Mac OS X

any one? Any clue?

kdenoue Novice
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Nov 6, 2009 2:13 PM in response to: kaushik
Re: Jive SBS 3.0, development, Mac OS X

The developer training comes with an SBS 3.0.8 version which runs on a Mac.  I have it installed on my Mac.  Maybe someone at Jive can direct you to the correct download link.

Rick Palmer Jive Employee
Rick Palmer
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Nov 7, 2009 7:12 AM in response to: kdenoue
Re: Jive SBS 3.0, development, Mac OS X

The Jive SBS 3.0 Developer Training Course includes a pre-configured development environment consisting of Eclipse, Tomcat, and the SBS 3.0.x source code for both Mac and PC systems.  It makes it very easy to get up and running within a few minutes.

 

You can find information about course enrollment and pricing here: Jive Training Course Pricing

Benjamin Chiad Beginner
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Oct 30, 2009 4:37 AM in response to: jnieten
Re: Jive SBS 3.0, development, Mac OS X

Hi jnieten,

 

If you are a customer of Jive, you can request access to their internal maven repository.

The Developers community is a good source of information on how to setup your own local project.

 

What you'd need on the Mac is:

 

You can use maven to build your own Jive SBS project which you can also execute locally using the cargo which is included in the module.

 

You can follow the instructions below to perform the initial build:

Maven: Start Here

 

I have only attempted this on Windows, but there's no reason why this wouldn't also work on the Mac.

skeener Novice
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Oct 30, 2009 10:39 AM in response to: Benjamin Chiad
Re: Jive SBS 3.0, development, Mac OS X

Take the Jive Developers training.  It is a fairly decent course and can round out your knowledge of the system.  As an added bonus they have downloads of an integrated environment for both Windows and Mac.  You can set up an SBS 3.0.X with Tomcat inside of Eclipse.  Makes building plugins well worth it.

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