To the list: As there is no negative reaction yet about using this list for discussion about making a kind of "reference" application using JBoss, and as to my understanding jboss-dev is about development of the JBoss suite itself, I consider we could continue using this list for this purpose for now. But please tell us if it's inappropriate.
Hello Pavel, * Pavel P. Tcholakov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [011205 11:01]: > From my observations, something which can really make big headways into > the enterprise is a free, high-quality groupware suite, ala M$ > Outlook/Exchange. Outline of what it should include: > > - Email (JavaMail); > - Contacts management (LDAP via JNDI); > - Calendaring - scheduling meetings, appointments, use of shared > resoruces, free/busy time display (EJB, RDBMS usage via JDBC); > - Issue tracking - including integration with Calendaring, so that > technicians can book the time spent, automatic email/sms notifiers and > escalation of priority (JNDI and EJB again, JavaMail); > - Project management - integrated with issue tracking. Yes, to me these applications are probably part of an ideal J2EE group/company management solution. How about starting by one application (subset)? :-) Which one? Cheers, -Sylvan -- http://sylvan.ravinet.com/ _______________________________________________ JBoss-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jboss-user
