RE: Bugzilla
"Trond Norbye" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.java.netbeans.modules.tasklist.devel |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Andrew Serff said: > > Basically, if you look in the bugs/src and look at the issuezilla > package, I took that and made a bugzilla package that is almost > exactally the same as that one, but specialized for bugzilla. So > basically it is a plugin. Eventually, you will have a drop down to > choose which bug tracking software you would like to plug tasklist into > and it will use the correct classes. It should be too hard to make your > own plugin for your inhouse stuff. Just take a look at how the > issuezilla package is layed out. That's what I did the last time I started (but I realized that I did not have enough time at that moment since I also had to create the "web-server-engine"-part.... well, I'll guess I'll have to delay it until the summer.... > I could send you my code, but I would like to talk to tor about the way > the tasklist.bug.query is being pulled in in the issuezilla code (cause > I think it is sort of broken.) But then I will send the code to > whoever. Or do I need to ask for dev permissions? Let me know. Since you're the maintainer now, I'll guess I can just start singing out my wishes ;) * I would really like to be able to insert the query from within the NetBeans IDE (and change it ;) * I would love to be able to run multiple queries at once (in different windows, or as: - query 1 |- result 1 |- result 2 - query 2 |- result 1 |- result 2 + query 3 etc... Trond