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Journey SDK

Journey SDK

  • Getting Started
  • Developer Guide
  • References
  • Services Guide

›Getting Started

Getting Started

  • Introduction
  • Setup & Configuration
  • Setup Journey SDK
  • Configure Eclipse
  • Configure IntelliJ IDEA

Developer Guide

  • Developer Guide
  • App Package Quick Start
  • Fluent Functions Quick Start
  • Form Functions Quick Start
  • Object Mapper Guide
  • Unit Testing Guide
  • App Test Framework Guide
  • Debugging Guide

Application Guide

  • Application Guide
  • Application Structure
  • Fluent Functions
  • Delivery Function

Services Guide

  • Services Guide

Continuous Integration

  • Continuous Integration
  • Jenkins CI Example
  • TeamCity CI Example

Maestro Offline Build

  • Maestro Offline Build Tool
  • Getting Started
  • Usage

    • Basic Flow
    • Getting Help

    Commands

    • Clone Project
    • Build Project Forms
    • Build Form
    • Build Form List
    • Clone Organisation Library
    • Clone Release Libraries

Narrator

  • Installation
  • Introduction
  • Troubleshooting
  • 3rd Party Integration
  • Components

    • Narrator
    • Narrative
    • Narrator Controller Component
    • Pages
    • Actions
    • Expressions

References

  • References
  • Project Build Files
  • Ant Tasks
  • JSON Definitions Reference
  • Fluent Security Configuration
  • Fluent API
  • Open UX API

Notices

  • SDK Change Log
  • Copyright Notice
  • 3rd Party Libraries

Introduction

The Journey Platform Software Developers Kit (Journey SDK) supports the development of Journey platform applications using modern developer tools and continuous integration (CI) build systems.

Journey SDK build tools are provided as Java Ant tasks which can be used in Ant, Maven and Gradle based build systems, and are generally well supported in Java IDEs such as Eclipse and IntelliJ.

Journey SDK supports source code management (SCM) integration with popular version control systems, such as Git, via the Maestro SCM shell. The Maestro SCM shell's command-line interface allows it to be used in a wide variety of IDEs and editors when creating JavaScript front-end applications.

Note

Maestro SCM shell replaces Transact CLI (T-CLI) which was included with Transact SDK v18.11 and earlier versions. While Maestro SCM is not included with Journey SDK, you can download it from our resources website (authentication required).

You can download the latest Journey SDK release from our resources website (authentication required).

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