Re: [Itracker-developer] Status of ITracker Project

[Marky G. <re...@ro...>]

Hi Lee,

Yes, I suggest you install the itracker and have a ride.

Then we discuss the two project phases:
a) uplift to Hibernate and Spring latest
b) JSF2 migration, I suggest to use the RichFaces 4 implementation
http://www.jboss.org/richfaces

Greetings,
Marky





Am 12.06.2011 21:16, schrieb lch...@se...:
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> Yes your points are well taken.  I don't have any strong thoughts
> one way or the other, just trying to find a starting point.
>
> JSF 2 would be a good choice on the gui.
>
> I'm kicking the tires and browsing code.  Let me think about this
> and I'll be back in touch.
>
> Lee
>
>     -------- Original Message --------
>     Subject: Re: [Itracker-developer] Status of ITracker Project
>     From: Marky Goldstein <re...@ro... <mailto:re...@ro...>>
>     Date: Sun, June 12, 2011 12:33 pm
>     To: itr...@li...
>     <mailto:itr...@li...>
>
>     Hello,
>
>     Well, we've put a lot of energy into the last release and I guess
>     that the core is not that bad now... it's already based on Hibernate
>     and Spring and that part might need a service update to the latest
>     versions now. I suggest to do that first, while staying backward
>     compatible or migrate-able for existing users.
>
>     Our organisation is using the itracker still and most people like the
>     usability better than JIRA.. and that's not bad.
>
>     I believe an isolated update to the latest Hibernate and Spring could
>     easily be done, let's say by a team within a month.
>
>     Regarding the GUI technology it needs a renewal based on the
>     latest web technology. I suggest to stay in standards so that
>     everybody
>     knows the technology. The most important thing is to get as many
>     developers
>     as possible to know, what we are using. So JSF 2 would be the choice,
>     because it's part of the JEE standards. For an easier migration,
>     we could lift
>     it alternatively to Struts 2. At least that's my position in the
>     discussion.
>
>     Of course you are allowed to fork the project, but as usual I
>     think it's worth seeing
>     who else might join or if it's better to join the core...
>
>     Greetings,
>     Marky
>
>
>
>
>
>     Am 12.06.2011 um 15:52 schrieb <lch...@se...
>     <mailto:lch...@se...>>:
>
>>     Hello:
>>
>>     I'm a java developer.  I'm interested in developing a help desk
>>     application in Java.
>>
>>     I've recently had the opportunity to look around for such a
>>     solution that is written in Java
>>
>>     and I was somewhat surprised that to find there are only a couple
>>     of choices. There are many written
>>
>>     in PHP and Perl but few in Java.  I want to fix that.
>>
>>
>>     So I thought I would start with Itracker and see what is going
>>     on.  Doesn't look like there
>>
>>     has been any development activity for a couple of years.
>>
>>     Is there any interest on this mailing list to getting this
>>     project moving again?
>>
>>     Would it make sense to fork the project if I was going to move
>>     forward?  I'd like to use current versions
>>
>>     of Hibernate, Spring, and some front end such as Wicket.
>>
>>     Just trying to initiate contact.  Help me understand the current
>>     status of the project.
>>
>>     Hope to hear from you.
>>
>>     Lee Chalupa
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