Abstract: A method is provided. The method stores a first version of an artifact in a first environment. Further, the method stores a second version of the artifact in the first environment. In addition, the second version of the artifact is distinct from the first version of the artifact. The method also deploys the first version of the artifact and the second version of the artifact to a second environment so that the first artifact and the second artifact can be run simultaneously in the second environment. The second environment is distinct from the first environment.

Abstract: A method is provided. The method develops code for an enterprise module in an enterprise module development environment. Further, the method modifies the code to output customized code that runs in an enterprise module production environment. In addition, the method deploys the customized code to the enterprise module production environment.

Abstract: A method and code generator system for integrating different enterprise business applications is disclosed. In one embodiment, a method for integrating a local business system with an external business system, comprises using a code generator to generate integration source code, wherein using a code generator comprises; interrogating a repository containing integration data by an introspector; and using the integration data with a code filter, wherein the filter generates the integration source code.

Abstract: A method is provided. The method determines a plurality of platforms on which a first enterprise module is intended to run. Further, the method determines a first set of code included in the first enterprise module that is compatible with at least one of the platform and is incompatible with at least one of the other platforms. The first set of code prepared to accomplish a task. In addition, the method establishes a dependency relationship with a second enterprise module to obtain a second set of code that is compatible with the platform that first set of code is incompatible with, the second set of code prepared to accomplish the task.