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JavaOne & CommunityOne - May 5-9, San Francisco, Come see us at our booth

You are welcome to visit the Inland booth at JavaOne.

Intland's CodeBeamer 5.0 wins 2008 Jolt Productivity Award for Collaboration Tools

Visit Intland at SD West in Santa Clara

Roadshows in 2008

Invitation to our upcoming roadshows "Application Lifecycle Management" together with

February 25, 2008March 18, 2008
in Switzerland/ Zürich:in Germany/ Frankfurt-Langen:

More details, agenda and the registration you'll find on Intlands website

Seminar "Kollaborationsplattformen für agile Softwareentwicklungs–Projekte"

Am 30. Mai 2008 findet ein Seminar zum Thema "Kollaborationsplattformen für agile Softwareentwicklungs–Projekte" in München statt. Schwerpunkte liegen hier im Einsatz von codeBeamer als Kollaboration-Tool.

Quelle: entwickler-akademie

Uta Kapp arbeitet als Beraterin und systemischer Coach mit dem Schwerpunkt Teamentwicklung in Softwareprojekten. Der Einsatz von Kollaborationsplattformen zur Unterstützung der Kommunikation im Team ist ihr Spezialgebiet.

Agenda & Anmeldung hier:

codeBeamer selected as Finalist for Software Development Jolt Awards

Intland Software’s collaborative development platform, codeBeamer, is in the finals of the 2008 Software Development Jolt Awards.

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New codeBeamer Presentations available

There are new codeBeamer Presentations online on Intlands website. Click here for more...

CodeBeamer 5.0 is on the way

CodeBeamer 5.0 final release is on the way, stay tuned...

SubConf 2007 - A complete success

We want to thank everybody who attended the presentations of Olaf David, Janos Koppany and Jean Pierre Berchez during the SubConf! We met so many interesting people that we went back with a lot of good impressions and new ideas.

Managing changes and bugs in JavaForge (codeBeamer) with the help of Wiki Forms

If you a user of JavaForge and you like the Wiki capabilities you might love this one too. Maybe you got Stakeholders within your project who are not so familiar by using tracker you might give them the possibility to submit tracker items via Wiki Forms. How does this work out.

Within the JavaForge (codeBeamer) wiki (based on JSPWiki) you are able to use different wiki forms plugins like fields, buttons, lists etc.
See Supported HTML form elements:
* FormOpen - opens a form
* FormClose - closes a form
* FormSet - sets defaults for a form
* FormOutput - defines the JSPWiki plugin that handles the form, when it is finally submitted.
* FormInput - for different kinds of basic input fields, e.g. text, password, submit.
* FormSelect - provides a drop-down select list
* FormTextarea - provides a textarea field

I want to give here a short example how to transfer data from a wiki page into an existing codeBeamer Tracker.

Have a look at the following wiki page (screen shot) where I defined with the help of wiki form plugins the submission of a change request directly to a Tracker.

You find the new Tracker entry within the codeBeamer Tracker. (See Screenshot)

The code you need to write for this small example is pretty simple:

[{FormSet form='testForm' trackerId=23}]
[{FormOutput form='testForm' handler='SimpleTrackerFormPlugin' populate='handler'}]
[{FormOpen form='testform'}]

|Summary: |[{FormInput type='text' name='shortDescription' size=80}]
|Description: |[{FormTextarea name='longDescription' rows=5 cols=80}]
|Priority: |[{FormSelect name='priority' value='Low;High'}]
[{FormInput type='submit' name='OK' value='OK'}]
[{FormInput type='submit' name='CANCEL' value='Cancel'}]

[{FormClose}]

You find the tracker ID in the status bar if you “Mouse over” the Tracker itself (see screen)

Intland is searching for worldwide distributors

We are currently searching for worldwide distributers for codeBeamer. If you are interested in distributing our product or if you need further information, please contact jean-pierre.berchez@intland.com

"Turmalix" an interesting Blog

On JavaForge you can find a project called „Turmalix“. The responsible person created an interesting Blog regarding this project. The content of this Blog is particularly focused on experience reports and exchange of experiences concerning how to build and develop a new open source project.
www.jroller.com/Turmalix

Intland is sponsor of the worldwide first Subversion Conference

We are one of the sponsors of the worldwide first Subversion Conference in Munich. If you are interested in participating at this event, please click here to register for this event. Everyone who sign up for the conference via our website will take part in a drawning of an iPod.

Agile und Open Source Techniken

Aufgrund der positiven Ressonanz zu unserem vergangenen Experten Forum "Wikis, Blogs and Social Software", haben wir beschlossen noch im August eine weitere Roadshow durchzuführen.

Thema:
Einsatz von Agile und Open Source Techniken - "Was Projektmanager und Entwickler von agilen Prozessen und vom Open Source Entwicklungsmodell lernen können"

Wir freuen uns sehr, dass wir Dr. Andrea Tomasini, internationaler Experte im Bereich "Agile Software Development Process", als Sprecher gewinnen konnten, und laden Sie recht herzlich zu unserem Forum ein. Die Teilnahme ist natürlich kostenlos!

Besuchen Sie uns in:

Hamburg, 21.08.2007
Düsseldorf, 22.08.2007
München, 23.08.2007

Klicken Sie einfach auf "Anmeldung" um einen Einblick in das Programm zu bekommen. Hier können Sie sich auch gleich für den jeweiligen Ort anmelden.

Die ersten 30. Anmelder gewinnen das Buch "Managing Virtuell Teams"!

JavaForge: Long awaited upgrades finally here!!!

This morning Matthew Schmidt (VP of Technology for Javalobby) announced that his Team completed the first upgrade of JavaForge to the underlying system, CodeBeamer from Intland, in over a year. Prior to this upgrade many of the user complained of things such as poor performance, subversion losing your project members, attachments disappearing, and general instability with the system.

With this upgrade, the Javalobby team hope that all of these issues will be gone. They still have a bit left to do with the upgrade to bring back features such as your custom homepages (don't worry, they're still there!), so they expect some downtime over the next few days. In addition, JavaForge plan
to increase the RAM in the server by another 2GB so that builds won't interfere with the running of the website.

For the users convenience they've listed some of the new features that are in CodeBeamer 4.2. If you want more information on these features, feel free to visit the Intland website. For help with the new system, be sure to read their user guide.

Features:
* Better Subversion support
* Document Manager extensions
* New Databases are supported
* Anonymous
* Labeling on all Artifacts
* Wiki Extensions
* Enhanced Notification Services
* Knowledge management Extensions
* API Extensions
* New Integrations

If you are a JavaForge user and you have any problems with the new system, please don't hesitate to email the support team at support-AT-javalobby-DOT-org. They'll try to address the issues as soon as they can. Thanks for using JavaForge and I hope you enjoy the new system.