Open Source Java Software Development Software for IBM i

The iSphere Source Code has been moved to GitHub (https://github.com/rdi-open-source/isphere) on January 3rd, 2024. The update site is still available on SourceForge, as is ticket management. iSphere is an open source plug-in for IBM's Rational Developer for i 9.5.1.3+. It delivers high quality extensions to improve developer productivity. IBM's current Eclipse based Integrated Development Environment (IDE) is a huge step beyond SEU, but it still lacks features available only on the green screen. That is where the iSphere Project comes into play, filling in those gaps. The iSphere library requires V7R1 or higher. For lower releases you can try to compile the library from an i Project by hand. Refer to the iSphere help for details. Available at SourceForge since December 3rd, 2013.

The source code of iRPGUnit has been moved to GitHub (https://github.com/tools-400/irpgunit/) on January 5th, 2024. The update site is still available on SourceForge, as is ticket management. iRPGUnit is an open source plugin for RDi 9.5.1.3+. The plug-in provides unit tests for RPG on IBM i. iRPGUnit is a fork of the RPGUnit project, providing enhancements and an Eclipse plug-in for running unit test from your IBM Rational Developer for i. Further information about iRPGUnit are available on the iRPGUnit Web Site. The iRPGUnit library requires V7R1 or higher. For lower releases you can compile the library from an i Project by hand. Refer to the iRPGUnit help for details.

XML Code Generator and Framework for Java, helps you develop high-volume XML Parsers quickly and consistently. Unlike most development tools, xml2j does not force you to use a vendor specific API; using our generator the model is the API. The code generator uses XSLT to transform XML Schema to Java code and is fully adaptable. With XSD there are many different possible approaches to defining a schema for your XML, therefore the generator first normalizes the XSD to an XML fit for code generation. The last step is the actual code genaration during which Java code is generated that extends the core framework. A great asset is that the framework uses eventing allowing your application to subscribe to high-level events that correspond to your complexTypes. This is done using a properties file. You have full control of memory usage making it a great fit for processing very large documents.

This project is an example of an Eclipse decorator plug-in for decorating objects in the 'Remote Systems' view of the IBM Rational Developer for i.

Open utilities and/or examples for GeneXus, this includes: Example procedures Usercontrols Utilities Others...