Action Finish ECM Code

Assigned

ABR(7md),KFC(4md)

Prev assigned

Tasks adressed

Tasks/5/1

Time estimated

12md

Time used

6md, 3½md(KFC)

Priority

5

Status

Finished

Iteration

21

Notes

Problem

The ECM package have been extracted from the DOMS project. It now lives on ecm.sourceforge.net

Since it have been publically released, it should now be nearing production quality.

Progress

• The system design: complete.
• View: Lacks defenses
• Validator: Lacks defenses
• Templates: Lacks defenses
• Testing: Preliminary done
• Design docs: Lacks the design of the webservice docs
• User manual: Complete
• Installation guide: First version complete
• Pid generator: First version complete

Conclusion

With the above progress, the first version of the service is defined to be ready for release and this task is finished

Checklist For Working On An Action

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• Implement the action: See details below

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• Finish the action: Change the status to "Finished" and update the "time used" field on the action page.

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