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Bugtracker back on SourceForge!
2001-04-26
The bugtracker is now back on SourceForge! Making use of SF for web space, CVS, releases and downloads, and mail lists. Not for bugtracking, if course - ;). That we use our own ... !
Bugtracker 0.2beta3 released!
2001-04-22
Beta3 is now available for download. Much more compact, and faster too. This doesn't use the espada-0.1 library anymore, and uses log4j for logging. This also uses a single properties file for configuring the system - the bugtracker, webmacro, and log4j. Makes for much, much faster performance.
Bugtracker 0.2beta2 released!
2001-04-16
This new release is now available for download. This mainly consists of bugfixes, feature enhancements, and some code optimisation. Practically, much more usable than beta1.
Bugtracker 0.2beta1 released!
2001-04-11
After a long wait in CVS, bugtracker 0.2 - a servlet/webmacro template based implementation of the bugtracker - is finally packaged and ready for download. Some of the new features include user roles, which restrict all users from all functions of the system. While I do not recommend this release for production sites, I do encourage everyone to download this, install it, and give it a bashing. As always, feedback is much appreciated.
Mail lists active!
2001-04-10
Thanks to Max Belugin, mail lists are now active for the bugtracker project.
Javafreedom.org is alive!
2001-04-09
javafreedom.org is born! This stems from the bugtracker application, which needed a place to reside. javafreedom will soon host many more open source java servlet- and ejb-based software.