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OpenMake Meister |
Included in this User Manual are online tutorials. These tutorials are designed to help you setup and configure Meister. Each tutorial below is also available in the appropriate section of the manual. This listing provides you an easy way to access the tutorials. These tutorials can also be found at https://www.openmakesoftware.com/meister-tutorials/
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Creating a Dependency Directory
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This tutorial shows you how to create a Project and assign your Dependency Directories to the Project |
Creating a portable and reusable Dependency Directory
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Learn how to make your Dependency Directory listing reusable and portable using environment variables. |
Creating a Dependency Directory to support a Lifecycle staged release model |
Dependency Directories can be defined in many ways. This tutorial shows you how to define a Dependency Directory to support a Lifecycle development model. |
Defining a custom Java Build Service for the Enterprise
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Build Services are the heart of the Meister Build engine. This tutorial shows you how to customize the Java Build Service for your environment. |
Defining a custom .Net Build Service for the Enterprise
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Build Services are the heart of the Meister Build engine. This tutorial shows you how to customize a .Net Build Service for your environment |
A Target File defines the binary that you will be creating. This tutorial covers the basics of Targets. | |
You must define a Target in order to execute your build. This tutorial shows you how to define a Target. | |
Creating Workflows and executing Builds
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Workflows connect ALM activities that support pre and post build steps. This tutorial shows you how to create a Workflow and execute a build. |
Running builds from the Command Line
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There are cases where you may need to execute your Meister Build from a command line so that it can be called from another process. This tutorial shows you how to call Meister from the command line. |
Creating and executing nested Workflows
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Simplifying your Workflow involves calling standard Workflow activities that may have already been defined in an existing Workflow. This tutorial shows you how to create nested Workflows. |
Gathering Impact Analysis and Audit Information
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Auditing your build is a strong feature of Meister. This tutorial shows you how to execute build audits and display impact analysis. |
This tutorial will help the Java developer understand how to create Build Service Mappings. | |