Development

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Introduction to OpenNMS

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OpenNMS hacking at the first DevJam 2005 (left to right: David Hustace, Craig Gallen, Ted Kaczmarek)

The after hours OpenNMS hacking at DevJam 2005 (left to right: DJ Gregor, Craig Gallen, Ted Kaczmarek)

How-Tos

Contributor Agreement
Pair Programming
Checking out the Source Code
Building OpenNMS
Building iplike
Building FAQ -- if you have problems, go here
Integrating with OpenNMS
Eclipse and OpenNMS
IDEA and OpenNMS
Making DAO tests run
OpenNMS 1.3
Hacking the webapp
Submitting Patches (list of submitted patches in bugzilla)
Continuous integration (see CruiseControl)
Creating a Collector

Project Plan

Comming Soon!

Native Code Packaging Changes have been completed. Details can be read by following the link.

Work In Progress

In addition to the 'official' project plan many of the members keep a list of what there are working on.

Scrum-Ban

We use a lightweight home-grown process called Scrum-Ban, a hybrid of agile scrum and kanban manufacturing methodologies. For a look at what's currently in the development backlog and under active work, see the Scrum-Ban board. The image updates every five minutes.

If you would like to begin working on a backlog item, or if your name is on a board item and you need somebody to move your kanban, please send a note to the devel mailing list, or to the OGP list if you're a member.

The following are fairly outdated :)

brozow has started the In Progress Blog to keep track of progress in a little more free form way.

Our work in progress page lists OpenNMS developers and what they are currently working on.

Architecture

Why PostgreSQL: why we use the PostgreSQL database and what is involved in moving to other databases.
Object Model: Improving OpenNMS with Domain Driven Architecture