Project Structure
The SymmetricDS software package consists of a set of projects, with each project repesenting a layer of functionality. Each project is in a separate folder with source code that builds into a library.
Version 3.x
| Project Name | Description |
|---|---|
| symmetric-parent | Parent POM project contains all the dependencies and versions, which the other projects inherit from |
| symmetric-assemble |
POM project used to build and assemble the distributable files |
| symmetric-core | Java project with the core classes |
| symmetric-csv | Reads and writes comma-separated-value (CSV) input and output. |
| symmetric-db | Accesses a database using SQL to create tables, alter tables, and query data |
| symmetric-io | Contains processors for reading, writing, and transforming data |
| symmetric-jdbc | Extends the symmetric-db functions to access a database through JDBC to create database triggers and query data |
| symmetric-server | Server classes to run the engine as a web server and receive synchronization requests |
| symmetric-util | Common utilities classes |
Version 2.x
| Project Name | Description |
|---|---|
| symmetric-parent | Parent POM project contains all the dependencies and versions, which the other projects inherit from |
| symmetric-assemble |
POM project used to build and assemble the distributable files |
| symmetric-core | Java project with the core classes |
| symmetric-csv | Reads and writes comma-separated-value (CSV) input and output. |
| symmetric-ddl | Generates data definition language (DDL) that creates and alters tables in the database. |
| symmetric-server | Server classes to setup database triggers, run as a web server, and synchronize data with other nodes |
Maven POM Dependency
You can use SymmetricDS in your project by referencing the library as a dependency. If you are using Maven, you can list the libraries you need in your project POM, like this:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.jumpmind.symmetric</groupId>
<artifactId>symmetric-server</artifactId>
<version>2.5.0</version>
</dependency>




