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SkyVault 2.0 ยป Developer guide

SkyVault SDK 2.2.0

This documentation covers version 2.2.0 of the SkyVault SDK. The SkyVault SDK is a Maven based development kit that provides an easy to use approach to developing applications and extensions for SkyVault.

With this SDK you can develop, package, test, run, document and release your SkyVault extension project. It is important to note that while previous versions of the SkyVault SDK were based around Ant, the latest versions of the SDK are based on Maven.

Links to documentation for previous versions are available on this page.

The SkyVault SDK 2.2 includes a number of Maven archetypes. These archetypes aim to provide a standardized approach to development, release, and deployment of SkyVault extensions.

Project documentation, website, and support

From version 2.0 and up, releases for the SkyVault SDK are available in Maven Central.

The SkyVault SDK source code is hosted on GitHub.

The SkyVault SDK issue tracking is hosted on GitHub.

The SkyVault SDK forum for support is hosted on SkyVault Forums.

  • What's new? New features in this version of the SkyVault SDK.
  • Introduction to the SkyVault SDK You will learn about the different Maven Archetypes that can be used to generate SkyVault extension projects.
  • Getting Started with the SkyVault SDK This information gets you started with the SkyVault SDK. The SkyVault SDK itself does not need to be installed (as it is based around Maven), but there are some prerequisites that will need to be made available.
  • Maven Archetypes - Command Reference There are three Maven archetypes on which the SkyVault SDK can base the generation of projects. This information provides the Maven command reference for these projects.
  • Rapid Application Development (RAD) These tutorials cover how to employ the RAD features of the SkyVault SDK.
  • Advanced Topics This information provides more advanced topics that you might come in contact with when you have been working with an SDK project for a while. We will have a look at how you can add more custom modules to an All-in-One project, how to bring in standard SkyVault modules such as Records Management (RM) and SharePoint Protocol (SPP) support, configuring SSL, and more.
  • Using the REST API Explorer The SkyVault SDK comes with the SkyVault REST API Explorer web application built into the run profile for the All-In-One project.
  • Using MySQL The SkyVault SDK can be configured to use a MySQL database server rather than the default option of the H2 database engine.
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