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Bugzilla C# Proxy: 0.2.0 released
An object oriented C# assembly/library to access a Bugzilla 3.0 (or newer) installation, using xml-rpc.
Bugzproxy is a C# based assembly that provides access to a Bugzilla server, using the WebService interface of Bugzilla 3.0 or newer (at least 3.0.2 recommended). Works with both MS Windows and Linux/Mono.
This release adds several minor changes, a more .net like API, and support for appending a comment to a bug.
2008-01-17 18:04:34 UTC by freefrag
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SVN migration - upcoming API changes/breakage
All sources have been moved to SVN as of now. Please use SVN for future downloads, as CVS has been disabled.
Tashi Asher is preparing a number of patches that will clean up the API somewhat, and add support for an approved version of the AppendComment in
Bugzilla.
The patches from Tashi Asher will break the API. Mostly because the namespace will be changed from Bugzilla to Bugzproxy. Some other minor stuff will break too, but all in all, the changes should be an improvement to Bugzproxy.
2007-11-20 10:45:54 UTC by freefrag
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Bugzproxy 0.1.0 released
Bugzproxy is a client library for the upcoming Bugzilla Bugtracker WebService interface (part of Bugzilla 3.0), written in C#, that provides an OO access to a Bugzilla server.
This release is the first release of bugzproxy, and provides support for all of the WebService functionality currently included in the Bugzilla CVS HEAD, which will become part of the first Bugzilla 3.0 release candicate, expected in early december.
The aim of Bugzproxy is to allow easy building of various clients, such as command line tools, and Visual Studio plugins, that facilitate the integration of a Bugzilla into the various C# tool chains.
This first release has been built using Mono/Linux, but should easily build on Windows. (.exe and .dll files provided, as well as source).
As the project's aim is to provide an efficient and intuitive OO API, the API probably will change in future revisions, but it is our feeling that the current API is a good start. It is well documented, and a number of example programs are provided. We solicit feedback on the future development of this program, and encourage C# developers using the Bugzilla bugtracker software, to give it a try.
2006-11-28 08:56:31 UTC by freefrag
