All Downloads are available from this page on Novell forge: http://developer.novell.com/wiki/index.php/Mojoportal
Be sure and read the following information to understand which files you need and for notes about other requirements to use these files.
You should also review the licenses for mojoPortal and related components here: http://www.mojoportal.com/license.aspx
For detailed installation instructions see the Documentation here: http://www.mojoportal.com/installation.aspx
Files are named with version numbers in the filename like x-x-x-x
Release Files - are intended for deployment, are pre-compied and contain no C# source code
mojoportal-x-x-x-x-mssqlreleasefiles.zip - is for using MS SQL 2000/2005
mojoportal-x-x-x-x-pgsqlreleasefiles.zip - is for using PostgreSQL
mojoportal-x-x-x-x-firebirdreleasefiles.zip - is for using Firebird Sql
mojoportal-x-x-x-x-sqlitereleasefiles.zip - is for using SQLite
mojoportal-x-x-x-x-mysqldatalayer.zip - has the needed files for MySQL, copy the included .dll files into the bin folder in one of the other release file packages. We don't pre-configure a package for MySQL due to licensing issues, but these issues are only related to distribution not use of the software.
mojoportal-x-x-x-x- mojoportalwebcontrols.zip - contains a few handy server controls created for mojoportal. You do not need this file to setup mojoPortal as these controls are already included in mojoPortal release files. This zip is for developers who want to use these controls in other projects.
Source Code
mojoportal-x-x-x-sourcecode.zip contains the complete Visual Studio Solution as well as a Solution for MonoDevelop.
Important: To use the sourcecode on Windows you need Visual Studio 2008 or Visual Studio 2005 with SP1 which provides support for the Web Application Project type.
Tip - get the latest code: For developers who intend to work with the mojoPortal source code or develop custom features for mojoPortal, I highly recommend you get the code directly from the Subversion (aka svn) repository. mojoPortal is under very active development and typically you will want to stay up to date with the latest code. This is always more up to date than the .zip download files. Intructions for getting the code from svn can be found here:
http://www.mojoportal.com/tortoisesvn.aspx (Windows instructions)
http://www.mojoportal.com/gettingthecodewithsvn.aspx (Linux Instructions)
Those working from svn might also want to subscribe to svn commit notification so you will know when new changes are committed and you can do svn update to get the latest code.
If you work from the svn trunk code and you report bugs you will be able to get the fix much sooner by doing svn update after we tell you its fixed. Important bugs are usually fixed within 24 hours.