====== Join the jSeduite adventure ! ======

===== How to join the development group ? =====

To become a jSeduite team member, you'll have to simply send an email to the [[mosser@polytech.unice.fr,blay@polytech.unice.fr|team leaders]], explaining why you want to join the team and how you can contribute to the jSeduite development process.

Being such a member gives you access to our collaborative development tools: 
  * Wiki Website: [[http://www.jseduite.org]]
  * Google driven development: 
    * Code repository (SVN) : [[http://code.google.com/p/jseduite/]]
    * Discussions group: [[http://groups.google.fr/group/jseduite]]
    * Shared Calendar: [[:calendar]]

**Remark:** You'll need a Google Account to access to the //Google// -- driven tools.

===== First steps inside jSeduite =====

**Remarks:** This section assumes that you are declared as a regular team member in the previously described tools

  - Start (or install :-) ) a [[wp>MySQL]] database server on your computer
    * Follow this [[:setup:mysql|tutorial]] to set up the database server.
  - Download Netbeans SOA Suite, which includes a J2EE application server and an IDE.
    * Follow this [[:setup:glassfish|tutorial]] to configure the application server and link it to the database.
  - Extract the current code from the Google Repository: 
    * [[http://code.google.com/p/jseduite/source/checkout|Checkout instructions]] from GoogleCode
    * You'll have //(i)// to **permanently** accept the certificate and //(ii)// to enter your Google code auto--generated password (available from the checkout instructions page).

===== Important readings =====

jSeduite development is based on a [[:maps|distributed and collaborative process]]. So, the following pages describe a set of rules you'll have to respect to contribute properly to jSeduite  

==== Global guidelines ====

Contributing to jSeduite means //"proposing a solution for an identified issue"//. 

  * Identified issues are available here: [[http://code.google.com/p/jseduite/issues/list]]
  * You **must** read the [[:cookbook:issue-lifecycle]] description, and respect it.
  * If your contribution interacts with the database, you **must** use the dediacted library: 
    * [[:services:libs:databaseconnection]]

===== Netbeans SOA Tutorials =====

Before expecting to do anything else, you must be familiar with Netbeans environment: 

  * Web Services: [[http://www.netbeans.org/kb/trails/java-ee.html]]
  * BPEL Processes: [[http://www.netbeans.org/kb/trails/soa.html]]

==== Development cookbooks ====

  * [[:cookbook:build-ws]]
    * [[cookbook:test-ws]]
  * [[:cookbook/:build-orch]]
  * ... (//soon// !)