TargetProcess Plugins Source Code Available Under BSD License

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Sep 172008

We’ve opened Plugins Source Code under BSD license. You may download plugins source code and use them for any purpose. Available plugins are:

  • Tp.HelpDesk.AutoReplyToRequester
  • Tp.HelpDesk.BindEmailRequestToProject
  • Tp.Integration.External.Bugzilla
  • Tp.Integration.External.Jira
  • Tp.Integration.External.TestTrackPro
  • Tp.Integration.SourceControl.Perforce
  • Tp.Integration.SourceControl.SourceSafe
  • Tp.Integration.SourceControl.Subversion
  • Tp.Integration.Testing.TestRunImport
  • Tp.Integration.Testing.TestRunImport.NUnit
  • Tp.Integration.Testing.TestRunImport.Selenium

The goals of plugins source code sharing are:

  • You may modify plugins to fit your needs.
  • You may create new plugins based on existing plugin. For example, you may want to import test run results from Fitnesse or another system.
  • You may fix bugs in existing plugins and submit us patches :)

Feel free to ask any questions about plugins development.

Posted by Michael Dubakov at 10:29 am
  • Eugene
    Tp.Testing.Common.dll and Tp.Utils.dll are included into source code compilation (see Libs folder). Tp.Integration.Common.dll and Tp.Integration.Common.ComponentModel.dll should be taken from your TargetProcess copy (in bin folder). Replace the projects with direct references to dll files and compile plugins.
  • Anonymous
    There are 4 projects missing from this solution which prevent compilation of the projects I'm interested in.


    Tp.Integration.Common

    Tp.Integration.Common.ComponentModel

    Tp.Testing.Common

    Tp.Utils



    If these aren't going to be released is there any chance of creating the solution with the appropriate binary references?
  • Michael Dubakov
    Help Desk portal also will be available, but a bit later. Most likely next week.
  • GraemeF
    What about the HelpDesk itself? It's currently very difficult to run a customised help desk because the source is rarely updated and there is no mechanism to manage changes.


    It would be very nice if we could do a checkout from Subversion, make our changes, and then just do an update to merge in any changes that are made from your end.
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