Re: Ofbiz project management for the Ofbiz project

[BJ Freeman <bj...@free-man.net>]

update:
have added the ability to make projects from the artifact information.
The Idea is that these are the lowest level projects which is the 
creation, maintenance of the actual code segment (service, method, screen)
these are then connected as sub projects  to projects defined by UI screens.
till we are up to the component project.
each has the phases.

the lowest level are monitored against the artifacts for changes and a 
task is added when changes are made.
also the emails from the commit mailing list are added as task.

I will be providing https://ofbizproject.businessesnetwork.com, soon, if 
any one wants to see it work
I thought of a way to allow this in the demo-trunk as persistence but 
creating a db to keep a copy in the entityengine, that could then copied 
back to the demo-trunk when updated.

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BJ Freeman sent the following on 3/20/2010 12:05 PM:
> Ofbiz has project management.
> I would like to propose that we maintain an instance where the DB is not
> updated and projects can be done.
>
> We can have a project for each folder under Ofbiz. I would be glad to
> provide that data to initialize this.
> People can add themselves as parties, for fun they can even add their
> rates so there can be a approximation of the type of man power and cost
> this type of projects would cost if not open source.
>
> The main thrust behind this is to get some organization about what is
> being or going to be done to Ofbiz and who is going to volunteer to work
> on portions. It would give an Idea when certain portions will be done,
> or show where more man power is needed for those that want to volunteer.
>
> This is totally a voluntary process but as people warm up to it, I
> believe it would have many advantages was well as demonstrating the
> operability of Ofbiz to do project management.
>
> Maybe other will keep their own project management in a local copy then
> import their project into Ofbiz that is maintained at apache.
>
> As a long range goal would like to see Jira and commits tied into the
> project management
> Thinks it would be a fantastic tool.
>
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