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any volunteers to try/test Redmine Java API with Chiliproject?

Added by Alexey Java at 2011-04-22 05:13 pm

I posted this to "discuss" forum, but no responses yet.

can anyone try Redmine Java API (http://code.google.com/p/redmine-java-api) with a Chiliproject installation?

here's the task: http://code.google.com/p/redmine-java-api/issues/detail?id=27
when people confirm the API works with Chiliproject, I can post news on the project website.


Replies (3)

RE: any volunteers to try/test Redmine Java API with Chiliproject? - Added by Felix Schäfer at 2011-04-23 11:14 am

Hi Alexey, I don't develop in Java and I don't think the other devs do either, so we can't help you much with that, sorry. Now as the fork is pretty recent and we haven't worked much on that area yet, I would suppose the APIs to be similar enough if not identical for the moment.

RE: any volunteers to try/test Redmine Java API with Chiliproject? - Added by Alexey Java at 2011-04-23 06:38 pm

ok, I installed Chiliproject locally and will run the automated tests against it in addition to Redmine 1.1.
do you have any statistics about the number of Chiliproject downloads and/or installs?
How does it compare to Redmine stats?

RE: any volunteers to try/test Redmine Java API with Chiliproject? - Added by Alexey Java at 2011-04-23 08:32 pm

I installed Chiliproject 1.2 to the dev server. found 1 difference in Redmine 1.1 and Chiliproject 1.2 REST API behavior: Chiliproject is using the paging mechanism introduced in Redmine 1.1.
Redmine 1.1 supports both old and new mechanisms for paging, and my API worked in "compatibility" mode. I switched to the new paging mechanism now, so the API supports both Redmine 1.1 and Chiliproject 1.2.

It's still easy to add support for Redmine 1.0, but unless somebody wants to provide a patch, I don't see a reason to do this.

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