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I am proudly present Devproof Portal 1.0-rc4. Here is a short overview of the changes:

• Oracle database support added
• Some bugfixes
• Better test coverage
• External frameworks updated

Getting started: Devproof Portal with Tomcat 6

Overview: Devproof Portal

Enjoy the new release

The next Devproof Portal release comes a little bit later (maybe April or May). It will be a release candidate too. Here is the estimated changeset:

• Updated Frameworks again
• More tests
• Some refactoring (e.g. Model fixes)
• Oracle support

If you like, you can take a look to the Google Code Issue Tracker.

I am proud to annouce Devproof Portal 1.0-rc3. It has got a lot of bugfixes and new features! Here is a short overview:

New features

• addthis.com functionality
• Comment module with usage in Blog and Articles module
• Print view for articles
• RSS feed support
• Hidable navigation titles
• Preselected rights from the last entry (for blogs, downloads, etc) when creating a new one
• Switched from TinyMCE to CKeditor
• Make default code style configurable (SyntaxHighlighter)
• New KittenCaptcha
• Nicer styles and icons

Technical stuff

• robots.txt added
• A lot of bugfixes - Caching added (Hibernate caching)
• Replaced wicket-1.4rc with wicket 1.4.5 (1.4.6 contains an ajax linking bug) 
• Default isolation level changed to READ_COMMITED
• RightGridPanel looses CheckBox states after validation error
• Renamed portal modules to module-$name
• Defect design when searching
• Updated all external frameworks to latest version
• Generate module version from pom into spring context
• Strong refactoring
• String2Image Feature in Extended Label causes invalid HTML
• Rendering test for each Panel
• All pages are stateful
• A lot of typos removed
• More automated testcases

Getting started: Devproof Portal with Tomcat 6

Overview: Devproof Portal

Have fun with the new release

I thought about a roadmap for Devproof Portal and decided that it would be useful to have one. So here is a short roadmap for Devproof Portal til version 1.0.0.

By the way Devproof is running on a small vServer with 512 MB of RAM. Actually the vServer is allocating 300 MB of RAM. The Tomcat process is using 180 MB (including Devproof Portal). The vServer is hosted at netcup.de, the best vServer provider on the internet. They provide excellent support for their great vServer.

Now there are new vServer with more performance available.