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This release fixes translation issues. fixes a versioning inconsistency in JTrac 2.3.2 and updates a few dependencies; it has no new features. See [NewFeatures233] for the full release notes.

You can find it in the download area. It comes complete with a ready-to-run Jetty container for quickly getting up and running (start.bat/start.sh for starting the server, stop.bat/stop.sh for stopping it) on port 8888. The war file (in the webapps directory) can be used in any other servlet container (like Tomcat) as well. ... read more

This release fixes a few bugs and updates a few dependencies. The only new feature is an option to use user-supplied HTML in the wiki; since that is dangerous territory, this works only if the wiki is not public, meaning, if it requires users to be logged in. See [NewFeatures232] for the full release notes.

You can find it in the download area. It comes complete with a ready-to-run Jetty container for quickly getting up and running (start.bat/start.sh for starting the server, stop.bat/stop.sh for stopping it) on port 8888. The war file (in the webapps directory) can be used in any other servlet container (like Tomcat) as well. ... read more

This release fixes a few bugs and updates a few dependencies; it contains no new features. See [NewFeatures231] for the full release notes.

You can find it in the download area. It comes complete with a ready-to-run Jetty container for quickly getting up and running (start.bat/start.sh for starting the server, stop.bat/stop.sh for stopping it) on port 8888. The war file (in the webapps directory) can be used in any other servlet container (like Tomcat) as well. There's also a download for those who still use the 1.x version of HSqlDB; the standard download uses HSqlDB 2.x.... read more

Besides the usual small fixes and improvements, the major new feature is a built-in wiki! See [WikiDocumentation] for more information on that, and [NewFeatures230] for the full release notes.

You can find it in the download area. It comes complete with a ready-to-run Jetty container for quickly getting up and running (start.bat/start.sh for starting the server, stop.bat/stop.sh for stopping it) on port 8888. The war file (in the webapps directory) can be used in any other servlet container (like Tomcat) as well.... read more

This is a small update from 2.2.0 which fixes a few leftover bugs and improves some small points. Check out what's new at [NewFeatures221]. You can find it in the download area. It comes complete with a ready-to-run Jetty container for quickly getting up and running (start.bat/start.sh for starting the server, stop.bat/stop.sh for stopping it) on port 8888. The war file (in the webapps directory) can be used in any other servlet container (like Tomcat) as well.... read more

After a lot of work and testing, the final version of 2.2.0 has been released!

Check out what's new at [NewFeatures220]. You can find it in the download area. It comes complete with a ready-to-run Jetty container for quickly getting up and running (start.bat/start.sh for starting the server, stop.bat/stop.sh for stopping it) on port 8888. The war file (in the webapps directory) can be used in any other servlet container (like Tomcat) as well.... read more

A third beta version has been released with a few more improvements, for example optional Markdown support, and a nicer UI for true/false settings. Check them out at [NewFeaturesTrunk]. You can find it in the download area. It comes complete with a ready-to-run Jetty container for quickly getting up and running (start.bat/start.sh for starting the server, stop.bat/stop.sh for stopping it) on port 8888.... read more

A second beta version has been released with a few more improvements. Check them out at [NewFeaturesTrunk]. You can find it in the download area. Let us know what you think, or if you know of a bug or missing feature that you would like to see addressed.

After years of being dormant, JTrac development has resumed. As a first step, a beta version has been published that collects fixes and changes from years ago, updates a lot of dependencies, and adds a couple of new features. The changes are listed in detail in [NewFeaturesTrunk]. You can find the beta in the download area. Let us know what you think, or if you know of a bug or missing feature that you would like to see addressed.

JTrac 2.1.0 (final) has been released after having been in beta for a while.

This version uses Apache Wicket 1.3.1 and includes minor feature additions and bug-fixes.

JTrac is an easy to install issue-tracking web application built using Apache Wicket, Spring and Hibernate.

Translations are now available in: German, Greek, Spanish, Spanish (Argentina), Spanish (Mexico), French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Polish, Portugese (Brazil), Russian, Chinese (China) and Chinese (Taiwan).... read more

- JTrac now uses Apache Wicket as the web UI framework.

- Improved user interface look and feel

- LDAP / Active directory authentication support

- other minor improvements and enhancements

JTrac 2.0 final has been released. This version includes numerous improvements and also features multi-language support. JTrac has already been translated into German, French, Italian, Polish and Dutch.

JTrac is an open-source issue tracker designed to be generic but allowing you to extensively customize custom-fields and workflow. JTrac is built using Spring, Spring WebFlow, Acegi and Hibernate.... read more

Fixes a couple of serious issues:

- Fixed null pointer exception when updating item only when SMTP server is configured
- Adjusted DB connection pool (Apache DBCP) to prevent stale connections for MySQL
- changed boolean hibernate mappings to integer to avoid cross-database issues
- updated wrapper.conf for latest Jetty changes

JTrac is a highly customizable issue tracking web application written in Java using the Spring Framework, Spring WebFlow, Acegi and Hibernate.

New and noteworthy in this release:

* Support for anonymous browsing of projects
* Cross-reference items e.g "depends-on", "duplicate-of"
* Full text search using Lucene
* Numerous other improvements especially to project setup screens

Please read the full entry here in the JTrac forums:

http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=3914067

JTrac now comes bundled with Jetty and is far more easier to evaluate. You require only a Java 5 JRE to be up and running with JTrac, especially since an embedded HSQLDB database is used by default.

JTrac is built using Spring, Spring WebFlow, Acegi and Hibernate. Visit http://j-trac.sourceforge.net/ for more information.

The highlights of this release are the inclusion of E-mail integration and the Dashboard view. This should be the last release before 2.0 final.

An early access version of the JTrac generic issue tracker has been released. JTrac has been completely re-written to use the latest Spring and Hibernate versions.

JTrac has been updated to use the very latest version of Spring WebFlow (1.0-RC1) as well.

You can find out more at http://j-trac.sourceforge.net/