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This page is the new home of the CSAPI dead project, formerly hosted at csapi.berlios.de.
 The CSAPI project features a pure Java API for Synergy/Change, bundled in an Eclipse plugin.
It has been developped as a proof of concept after studying the SOAP protocol used by the Perl API and re-engineering it in Java classes. As such, it has been quite a success: the Eclipse plugin is able to login and get reports on the Change server without local Change code.
But again, it has been written as a proof of concept, and should be used as is. It has not been updated for a long time and is not enough tested to rely on for live purposes.
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Core CSAPI is a set of Java class files that provide pure Java access to a Telelogic Synergy Server. A few public methods provide convenient access to login and reporting functionnalities, thus hiding all the XML stuff in encapsulated classes. Design is intended to be easily extended, to add e.g. different reporting capabilities. This package can be used independently from the csplugin Eclipse plugin.
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This is the csapi user manual, with links to more documentation.
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CS plugin for Eclipse is a convenient wrapper for the csapicore Java API, integrated in the widely used Eclipse IDE. Features available today only include login and report.
You can see screenshots of plugin usage, or browse the forums.
Features:
- Save your user and system prefences.
- Login on server.
- Get Reports, choose query and attributes.
- Get Text Reports, comma-separated for import in other tools.
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This article explains how to install the CSAPI plugin into eclipse the easy way (aka updates manager).
The preferred way to install the csapi plugin is through the update manager. It keeps a track of every software installed, and allows to come back to older versions if needed.
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Help on setting the user preferences for the Eclipse plugin to access a specified Change server, login, database.
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How to extract a Change report from the Eclipse plugin interface.
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