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Genji is a web-based Scrum project management tool and issue tracker. It runs on any computer with Java, an Apache Tomcat server, and a database. Features include:
* Scrum and Kanban board with drag & drop
* Flexible filter management
* Role based access system
* Custom fields and masks
* Rich text editors
* Integration with Jenkins, Subversion, Git, Maven
* Many report templates based on JasperReports and LaTeX
* Custom cockpits with many cockpit tiles
* Custom lists
* Nice and user friendly design
* Well documented
There are two pre-assembled install packages:
* Windows installer for Windows based systems
* WAR file for Unix based systems
To install Genji on a Windows based system use the Windows installer.
To install Genji on any other system with any of the supported database systems
download the web archive (WAR) file and follow the instructions in the installation manual.
Genji uses Gradle as a build tool. After installing Gradle on your build machine,
go into the Genji main directory and execute the command:
gradle
The result will be a "war" file in the "target" directory. To install Genji,
please follow the instructions in the installation manual.
In brief:
Code and documentation copyright 2004-2015 Steinbeis GmbH & Co. KG. Code released under the GPL V3 license. Docs released under Creative Commons.