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Download an Indy Driver

Our Indy release is where we are doing continuing development on top of sMash 1.1.1. We'll be putting bug fixes and minor functional enhancments into Indy and shipping this content in upcoming sMash 1.1.x updates. Use the links on this page to download or access the documentation.





WebSphere sMash Command Line Interface

The Command Line Interface (CLI) contains the base support for developing and running apps. Additional runtime libraries are retrieved as needed from a module repository on ProjectZero.org.

Download and Installation of the CLI

  1. Download the appropriate zip file below and unzip it to any directory. This results in a subdirectory called zero that contains the commands for running the CLI.
    Latest Indy CLI
    (updated daily)
    download zip file
  2. Refer to the corresponding Getting Started Guide for instructions on setting up the environment and creating your first application:
    Latest Getting Started
    (updated daily)
    Getting Started Guide

System Requirement for Command Line Interface

  • Windows®, Linux®, or Mac operating system
  • Java SE Development Kit (JDK) (32-bit only): Note: IBM employees should download the Java SDK from the IBM internal site.

App Builder for WebSphere sMash

The App Builder is the integrated tooling that enables you to develop applications for WebSphere sMash.

To start the App Builder, navigate to the zero directory (where the CLI was installed), open a command prompt, and run "appbuilder open".

System Requirements for the App Builder

  • Windows, Mac, or Linux operating system
  • Zero CLI
  • Mozilla Firefox browser

Using WebSphere sMash with Eclipse

Although we recommend the App Builder as the preferred tool for building WebSphere sMash applications, you have the option of using the Eclipse development environment with the language of your choice: Java or PHP. See the Eclipse Support page in the Getting Started guide for details on Eclipse setup and usage.

Help and Feedback

Project Zero is a community site and we welcome questions and feedback on any aspect of your development experience. Please check our Forums to see what other people are doing, to tell us what you are doing, and to get help with any questions you might have. Your participation will help ensure that WebSphere sMash meets your needs!

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WebSphere sMash DE Downloads

Instructions for downloading WebSphere sMash DE can be found here.


Source Code

Go to the Source Code to see what really makes WebSphere sMash tick!