The complete OpenCms source code is accessible at the web-based hosting service Github. Github is based on the popular distributed revision control system (DRCS) Git. In case you do not know what Github is, check out the Github website for further information.
You will always find the latest source code version of OpenCms in our Github repository. You can check out this source code and compile OpenCms for yourself as described on the Core Build page.
Please note that Github may contain new code that has not fully been tested yet and thus might cause problems. In case you want to use OpenCms in a production environment, we recommend that you use the latest binary release, available in the Download area.
The easiest way to access the OpenCms source code is to clone the OpenCms repository at Github to your local hard drive.
If you use Eclipse as IDE, there is a plugin called EGit available from http://download.eclipse.org/egit/updates. Use the Eclipse Update manager to install this plugin.
After installation open the Git Repository Explorer Perspective and click the button "Clone a Git Repository...".
Parameters:
Host: github.com
Repository Path: /alkacon/opencms-core
Protocol: git
EGit requires Eclipse Version 3.5 or later.
Alternatively you can install Git following the instructions at help.github.com >Beginner>"Set up Git".
Use this command to clone the OpenCms Repository to your local system
git clone git://github.com/alkacon/opencms-core
A Git reference is available at gitref.org.
Please note: If you intend to build OpenCms from the sources, you will need the required libraries (*.jar files). These are included in the OpenCms source distribution. Please consult the Core build page for full instructions how to build OpenCms from source.
You can also browse the OpenCms repository at Github and download individual source code files from github.com/alkacon/opencms-core.
Oct 8, 2024 - OpenCms 18 adds a new "Place element" mode in the page editor that allows precise element placement as an alternative to drag & drop. Reused content is now clearly marked. Automatic typographical correction of quotation marks has been added to all of the editors. “Dead links” in content that is entered in a WYSIWYG editor are now automatically disabled. Our Mercury template includes several new features, such as setting different image formats for mobile and desktop and many more.
Oct 8, 2024 - The OpenCms 18 release notes contain detailed information about the new features and fixes in this version.
Oct 8, 2024 - Alkacon OCEE 18 is the latest OCEE release for OpenCms 18. This version features a license key mechanism that allows to share the license key on several servers in a cloud installation.
Jul 8, 2024 - The Mercury template from Alkacon Software is a comprehensive, modular template based on Bootstrap 5 for OpenCms. This feature-rich template now has a complete and exhaustive documentation website.
Do you want to take a quick test drive of OpenCms to get an impression of its great features? Try out the OpenCms Live Demo website available at http://demo.opencms.org
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