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If you'd rather have a more gentle introduction to working on the ServiceMix project, look at the unit tests cases and help us to improve our test coverage.

Apache Committers

Apache committers are allowed write access to the ServiceMix sandbox. This makes it easy to collaborate with us on components or integration efforts with other Apache projects. Simply create a directory with your Apache userid and branch the code you want to work on. Create a Jira issue with a description of the work and use this Jira ID in the comments for your commits. The work history will now appear in the Fisheye and Subversion Commits tabs of the Jira issue.

Getting In Touch

There are various ways of communicating with the ServiceMix community.

If You Find a Bug or Problem

Please raise create a new issue in the JIRA issue tracker

Creating a JIRA Issue

  1. Register for a JIRA account
  2. Log in to the JIRA issue tracking system
  3. Visit the ServiceMix JIRA page and click the link named Create a new issue in project ServiceMix
  4. Fill in as much detail as possible
  5. Add a JUnit test if possible

If you can create a JUnit test case then your issue is more likely to be resolved quicker. The best way to start is to take a look at some of the existing unit tests as examples. Then we can commit your test case along with your patch to Subversion so that we'll know that the issue its really fixed and we can ensure that it stays fixed in future releases.

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or, if you're working against the code base checked out from the Subversion repository (this is the best way to work), then just use the svn diff command in the Subversion client.

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svn diff Main.java >> patchfile.txt
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titleMake Sure to Include All New Files in Your Patch

If you're trying to include new files in your patch, make sure to do a svn add of those files before doing the diff. This will schedule the files for addition to the Subversion repository. Even if you don't have committer privileges you can do this. It will allow you to create a diff file that includes any new files you're contributing.

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titleA Tip For Creating Patches

When creating a patch, making sure the patch filename ends in .txt will allow it to be easily viewed in a browser when it is attached to a JIRA issue.

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If you want to have a go at fixing an issue you need to be in the list of servicemix-developers on the issue tracker. To join the group, please mail the dev@servicemix.codehausapache.org mail list with the email address you used to register with the issue tracker and we'll add you to the group.

Why not dive in and try tackle some of our outstanding issues?

Jira Issues
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Jira Issues

Becoming a Committer

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