Genesis II Developer Resources

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Contents 1 Defect Management 2 UVa Grid Maintenance 3 Developer Resources 4 In Development

Defect Management

• Bugzilla Defect Tracker

UVa Grid Maintenance

• Generals UVa Net Setup & Management
• Deploying New Builds -- Procedure for dropping new Genesis II builds, doing live fixes, and updating the website
• A Guide to the Generals -- A list of the machines and their OSs
• Deploying A Net on the Generals -- Experiences from deploying a new net on the generals
• Preparing ITC Drop -- Preparing a new one-off drop for ITC deployment.
• ITC Drop Instructions -- Instructions for ITC to perform the latest drop of the software.

Developer Resources

• Remote Debugging -- How to use Eclipse to debug a remote Java application.
• Application Launcher Patches -- Directions for installing a new patch to a running Genesis II system.
• Commit Log -- A place where Genesis II developers can list major changes that have been committed to the system.
• Genesis II API Documentation
• Development Processes -- VCGR process documents for Genesis II software development
• Committing Code -- What everyone should do before committing code into CVS
• SVN Command Reference -- Brief guide for using Subversion clients to download, update, branch, and commit sources.
• Genesis II Developer Code Components -- A list of coding components (utility classes, etc.) available to programmers and a description of how they work. This list is not guaranteed to be complete.
• Notes about Merging with the Latest Source -- Updated 11/02/07
• Genesis II Development Tutorial
• Setting Up Development in Eclipse -- A wiki based off the development tutorial with all the little details for setting up your PC for development using Eclipse
• Building and Running in Eclipse -- How to build and run Genesis II in Eclipse
• Creating a Web-Service for Genesis II
• GC-tuning for 64-bit multi-GB heap VMs
• Developing with G-ICING

In Development

• Resource Forks -- Services implement the RNS specification and in doing so give access to various forks or facades of their behavior through pseudo-artificial RNS and ByteIO fork instances.
• BES Implementation -- We have decided to implement the BES port type from scratch again to fix a number of known issues.
• Genesis II V2.0 -- The next major version of Genesis II, V2.0, is planned for late June of 2009. This page is a discussion page about the changes to V2.0.
• Genesis II V2.1 -- A page for discussions about V2.1 of the Genesis II system.