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WebIssues Client

   0.9.6  

KDE Development Tool

WebIssues Client
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WebIssues Client
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WebIssues Client
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Homepage:  Link
Downloads:  2269
Submitted:  Sep 19 2006
Updated:  Nov 25 2009
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Description:

WebIssues is an open source, multi-plaftorm system for issue tracking and team collaboration. It is easy to install and use but has many capabilities and is highly customizable.

The server can be installed on any host with PHP and MySQL, PostgreSQL, Firebird or SQL Server. The client is a native desktop application for both Windows and Linux.




Changelog:

Version 0.9.6

This release contains mostly minor improvements and bugfixes as development is now focused on the new 1.0 version which will be available next year. A WebIssues Client bundle for OS X is now available and compatibility with KDE4 was improved, making the system even more cross platform than ever.

Version 0.9.5

This version of the WebIssues Client features the possibility of customizing the layout of the UI and improves usability of the application, especially on machines with high resolution screens. A new three-pane layout of the main window was introduced which makes it possible to work with folders and issues without opening additional windows. There are also many other functional improvements and bug fixes in this release. The Dashboard view has been completely rewritten and has a new look and feel. The default sort order can be changed for issues of each type. It is possible to select and copy text in the issue details view.

Version 0.9.4

Release 0.9.4 of the WebIssues Client provides client-side support for e-mail notifications and user preferences introduced in version 0.8.4 of the WebIssues Server. It adds the possibility to mark watched issues as read or unread and extends program settings with switching the language and limiting size of comments. It also adds command line options for overriding default file locations. This release also features the Portable WebIssues Client which can be carried on a portable device and used on any Windows computer. The Windows executable is now linked statically and packed with UPX.

Version 0.9.3

The main features introduced in this release are creating reports and exporting data. Reports containing multiple issues or details of a single issue can be printed directly from the application or exported as HTML and PDF documents. A list of issues can also be exported to a file in CVS format accepted by most spreadsheet and database applications.

Another new feature is support for SSL connections, which allows to connect to the WebIssues server using a secure, encrypted connection. In addition, a few possible crashes were fixed, major code clean up and refactoring was performed and German translation was added. Other translations and the user's manual was updated.

Version 0.9.2

This is a stable release of the WebIssues Client. The main features added since version 0.9.1 are folder watches and dashboard view, marking new and modified issues, proxy support and modern UI style for Windows. A lot of visual and functional improvements have been made and many bugs have been fixed. The build system was changed to qmake and support for Visual C++ was added. In addition Spanish, Russian and Polish translations were created.




LicenseGPL
Source(webissues-0.9.6.tar.bz2)
Source(webissues-0.9.6.zip)
MS Windows(webissues-0.9.6-win32.exe)
Mac OS X(webissues-0.9.6-universal.dmg)
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 Translation

 
 by quax on: Oct 5 2006
 

Hi,

at the very moment i am creating and translating the po-file for german language.

Could you please provide me with the deatils to do the same with the server ?

Thanks in advance, Quax


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 Slackware package

 
 by quax on: Oct 5 2006
 

Slackware package avaliable at:
ftp://nekserve.de/pub/linux/nekdesk/tools/misc/webissues-0.8.0-i386-4nek.tgz


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 (open)SUSE packages

 
 by cgoncalves on: Dec 20 2006
 

SUSE and openSUSE packages can be found here: http://software.opensuse.org/download/KDE:/Community/


Cheers,
Carlos Gonçalves (aka Vixiado)

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 doesn't work

 
 by Ludootje on: Dec 30 2006
 

Looks like a cool tool, but can't get it to work. I configured config.inc correctly I think, at least setup.php worked fine. When I try to connect using the client, it doesn't work though: "connection to server failed" appears in the statusbar.
The URL I used is "http://localhost:8080/webissues", login 'admin', password what I entered in setup.php. If I use http://localhost:8080 as the URL, it tells me "a server error occured (302 found)" so it does detect it correctly. I don't have anything in the logs, just in the sql logs (which contains the inserts from setup.php).

BTW by default, there's nothing in the tray, and you can't open the connection using the file menu. So you have to change the configuration, tell it to display in the tray, rightclick on the tray icon, and open connection. Not a very good default IMHO. It'd be better if open connection was added to the file menu.


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 Re: doesn't work

 
 by mimec on: Dec 30 2006
 

Try using "http://localhost:8080/webissues/" or "http://localhost:8080/webissues/index.php" as the URL. Perhaps your web server doesn't recognize index.php as the default file.

The Open Connection option should be available from both the File menu and the toolbar. It looks like the *.rc files cannot be found. Did you install the application in the $KDEDIR prefix?


Regards,
Michał

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 Re: Re: doesn't work

 
 by Ludootje on: Dec 30 2006
 

(should've refreshed before replying)

@mimec: yep, was missing a '/' at the end. as for the rc files, I posted about that in your forum.


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 Re: doesn't work

 
 by Ludootje on: Dec 30 2006
 

My mistake - the url needs a trailing '/'.
Nice app.


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 MyISAM to InnoDB?

 
 by Lustmored on: May 9 2009
 

I don't know how about the beta version, but I found out, that storage engine as Server is MyIsam, while changing ti to InnoDB and creating Foreign Keys between tables could lead to performance tune or at least much easier database manipulation.

Of course it's only my 2 cents thought :)


Thanks for your patience reding that comment.
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 Re: MyISAM to InnoDB?

 
 by mimec on: May 11 2009
 

Well, both MyISAM and InnoDB have their advantages and disadvantages. WebIssues is not transactional so far, so I think there would be no great benefit from using InnoDB. And from what I read, MyISAM is faster when you more often SELECT than UPDATE. Besides WebIssues doesn't force MyISAM (or any other particular settings except for UTF-8 charset), it just uses the defaults, so you can change the settings at database level.


Regards,
Michał

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 Re: Re: MyISAM to InnoDB?

 
 by Lustmored on: May 11 2009
 

Yeah I see your point :) I've already switched to InnoDB before posting, so manual manipulation with data became easier :)

I forgot to say I find this tool very useful and very well made, congratulations!

And one little question from my side, as I couldn't find that in manual - is there any way to delete issues? If I want to delete project, it says it's not empty, when trying to delete folder - the same, but I see no option to delete issues...


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 Re: Re: Re: MyISAM to InnoDB?

 
 by mimec on: May 11 2009
 

Thanks :)

For now issues cannot be deleted. It's one of the most important features planned for version 1.0.


Regards,
Michał

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