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JTrac is a generic issue-tracking web-application that can be easily customized by adding custom fields and drop-downs. Features include a customizable workflow, field level permissions, e-mail integration, file attachments, a detailed history view and changeable colors to fit a particular CI/CD. After a long hiatus, development has resumed with version 2.2.0 in December 2021, 2.2.1 in February 2022, 2.3.0 in February 2023, 2.3.1 in May 2023, 2.3.2 in July 2023 and 2.3.3 in June 2024. See...

Bringer Task Record Log is a multi-platform application that can helps you to keep a record of time spent on each task that you do. It can runs on major Operating Systems like Windows 2000 / XP / 7 / 2003/ 2008, in MacOS Systems 10.6 / 10.7 /10.8 and on every Linux distributions supporting some graphical engine like gnome, xfce, lxde and others. You need the Java Virtual Machine in version 1.7.0 or above. Last version of JVM is recommended.

Cross-platform data acquisition and visualization software with an embedded HTTP-server, binary protocol parsing library, protocol emulation server, remote secure administration server, embedded Groovy scripting facilities and HMI (SCADA) visualization module.

A framework for developing multi device and technology capable mobile sites with the Coldfusion language. Initially developed for OpenBD v1.4 (also on v1.5) and tested in Jetty server on a Windows computer. Bundles tested to work in MacOSX and Win.

Flexible issue tracking system for middle business. Web application with AJAX components for fast, simple and effective use of the system. Strongest part are fast searches a filters. This is like a JIRA-light. Use also for project management.

BugMS is web based bug monitor system. It features 5 different user levels, widgets, email notifications, individual display profiles for every user, multi language support. Written in Java and powered by ZK framework 5.0

BugHunt Project's aim is to be a simple yet useful and easily extensible bug tracking system. Its architecture will provide a basic set of functionalities along with a concise framework for extending its capabilities.

The Stabilizer bug tracking system aims to quickly stabilize buggy GUI applications. Namely, users collaboratively and quickly stabilize a buggy GUI application by reporting any bugs that they encounter to prevent anyone from encountering those bugs agai

Menda is a lightweight Java Issue/Bug Tracking system. It doesn't require a full J2EE server to run. It consists of a server application, a web interface, a SWING client, and plugins for several IDEs (eclipse, IDEA).

ULTIM (Ultimate Leading, Tracking and Issue Manager) intends to manage the application lifecycle.

This framework is a release notes framework that enables to generate textual release notes from an XML file. This is an open framework that enables to integrate outer information (VSC, bug tracking). Stand-alone GUI and Eclipse integration is on march.

OOPS is Bug Tracking System that allows developers to track and control bugs in much the same way as bugzilla, however without the overhead of unnecessary features. OOPS uses a simple Swing front end with each client connecting to a MySQL database.

The Bugtracker is a complete bug/issue management system, built around MySQL utilizing Java Servlets for a web based front end. This will soon grow into a complete project development architecture encapsulating project management, issue tracking, QA, etc

jTrackAll is an open source IT tracking system written in Java. The goal of this project is to unify ticketing, bug tracking, change control, and asset management into a single enterprise grade application.

This is a issue and bug tracking system written in Java and JavaFX language. The main purpose of this software is to provide access to issues by mobile, desktop and web interface.

Weebill is a bug tracker application. It aims to provide a basic functionality, web interface at first level. Then functionalities will be improved and other interfaces will be introduced (like desktop applications using web services.)