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Note: .bz2 files can be decompressed using 7-Zip on Windows.

The latest stable release is 1.2.1, as of 15th July 2010. Download the distribution archive, and follow the Quickstart tutorial to get started!

This branch has been well tested and is considered stable.

See Documentation for the 1.2 branch and the quickstart tutorial.

This branch is the previous stable branch.

LSC 1.1 had two components:

1. LSC-core: The heart of the synchronization engine. It contains generic code to connect and compare data sources.
2. LSC-sample: A dummy project that you must download and modify to create a synchronization connector. This project depends on LSC-core.

Therefore, you must download a source archive of LSC-sample. It will automatically download the right version of LSC-core.

After downloading, make sure to read the documentation.

Version 1.0 is deprecated. It is still available through SVN and the Maven repository.

All releases and snapshots are available at the following location: http://tools.lsc-project.org/files.

LSC source code is available at the following locations:

• Source code browser (web interface to SVN repository)
• Source code nightly-snapshots (.tar.bz2 archives of sources)
• Source code repository (SVN)

To check out the source code from SVN, you need to install a SVN client, and point in to the above address. On most *NIX based systems, just run these commands:

svn checkout https://lsc-project.org/svn/lsc/trunk lsc-core-trunk
svn checkout https://lsc-project.org/svn/lsc-sample/trunk lsc-sample-trunk

You can also choose a tagged version instead of the trunk development source code, depending if you are looking for the latest or a stable version.

Developers can authenticate to the repository to commit using this URL:

https://<username>@lsc-project.org/svn/

As well as updating from SVN, you can get nightly snapshots of all active branches of LSC.

LSC-core and LSC-sample are available as archives, with ”-SNAPSHOT” in the name.