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The VersionOne Java Object Model has been deprecated as of the Spring 2015 release of VersionOne and is no longer supported by VersionOne. It is now open-sourced and supported by the development community. Please see VersionOne Java SDK for an alternative API library.
The ObjectModel library provide a strongly-typed model on top of the VersionOne SDK.Java API Client library. This allows developers to easily and quickly develop VersionOne integrations and complementary applications/utilities using domain objects (Project, Story, Iteration, etc) instead of more abstract objects (Asset, Attribute). The ObjectModel is suitable for fine-grained access, such as creating new VersionOne assets.
This product includes software developed at VersionOne. This product is open source and is licensed under a modified BSD license, which reflects our intent that software built with a dependency on the VersionOne SDK.Java can be commercial or open source, as the authors see fit.
- Java Development Kit 1.7
Do this if you only want to use the functionality, but are not interested in compiling from source or in contributing code to the project.
You can use Maven to import the SDK.Java Object Model and its dependencies in your project by making use of Maven Central. You can edit the pom.xml file for your project in order to import the current version of the SDK.Java Object Model into your project. Alternatively, you can download the jar and documentation from Maven Central. If you wish, instead, to pull the source code down and integrate it with your project, you can clone the GitHub repository for SDK.Java Object Model.
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