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Revision as of 10:02, 30 January 2014
Developers are invited to use the source code of the DWB to set up their own software applications, e. g. for domain-specific purposes. They might also use the DWB code repository to archive their code.
First, we recommend to study the DWB terminology and programming philosophy within several steps:
1. Have a look on the ER models published under ****
2. Install 3-4 of the databases and clients on your PC or MS Server, e. g. DiversityAgents, DiversityProjects, DiversityCollection and DiversityDescriptions - local on your PC. You need e. g., MS Windows 7 (with .Net already included), 2012 SQL Server Developer and Visual Studio Professional 2013. It you work on a university the licences costs you around 100 Euro.
3. Contact the SNSB IT Center to get an account for a DWB training environment with test data.
4. Participate in a DWB Workshop **** (currently only in German).
5. Have a look in the SVN code repository and download http://svn.snsb.info/repos/DiversityWorkbench/trunk/, e. g. the .B. die Verzeichnisse DiversityWorkbench and DiversityAgents as template for theprogramming.
6. Stay in contact with the developer team in Munich for support in DWB philosophy, terms, name space and conventions