[Vincent Barrier]

Hello,

To handle these cases we already have 2 possibilities:

As a Scrum Master, I can move a task with a responsible without « take » the responsibility. In fact you only update as the responsible would be. I can also update the remaining time.

As a Scrum Master ,with iceScrum Pro, I can start the task board feature which is very useful during the daily meeting. I would be able to take, release and update tasks as any user in the team without login / logout. More information here: https://www.icescrum.com/documentation/task-board/

Another possibility would be « assignment » but it’s not part of our Scrum / Agile vision.

Cheers;

[Vincent Barrier]

Hello Isabela,

You may have done something wrong in your custom cml export. Could you give the file? (support@kagilum.com) We should be able to see what’s wrong.

There is another way to import data in iceScrum. REST API: more information here: https://www.icescrum.com/documentation/section/rest-api/

[Vincent Barrier]

Cool! Thank you for the feedback

Could you tell us which version of iceScrum did you install?
The latest releases already have PSQL. (As I’m writing, the last one is R6#14.8 Pro)

[Vincent Barrier]

Ok merci du retour 🙂

[Vincent Barrier]

Did it help?

[Vincent Barrier]

Did it help?

[Vincent Barrier]

Bonjour,

Avez vous suivi le guide d’installation ? je doute 🙁 Car la configuration Tomcat n’est pas correcte.

Dans le fichier server.xml il y a des modifications à effectuer. Je vous invite à lire le guide ici : https://www.icescrum.com/documentation/application-server/

Ensuite concernant l’erreur affichée, c’est aussi indiqué dans le guide, dans Troubleshooting.

java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver (or com.mysql.jdbc.Driver)
If you use Tomcat 7, you should remove the tomcat-jdbc.jar library from the tomcatDir/lib folder.

Pouvez vous nous tenir au courant si le problème est résolu après ces corrections ?

[Vincent Barrier]

icescrum.jar is not valid for us, since we need to change the serverURL.
Thanks!

You can do that with icescrum.jar:

From documentation:

You can optionally customize the iceScrum URL by providing additional arguments to the command :

host=value: Defaults to the first external ip found or fallback to localhost. Should be set in order to use iceScrum correctly.

port=value: Defaults to 8080. If you want to set it to 80 you must start the command as an administrator.
httpsPort=value: Defaults to nothing. If you want to set it to 443 you must start the command as an administrator.

context=value: Defaults to icescrum, so iceScrum will be accessible at http://host:port/icescrum. 

If you want to access to iceScrum like this: http://host:port/ set the context like this: context=/

Here is an example with custom options to open iceScrum on http://myhost:8081/app:

java -Xmx512M -XX:MaxPermSize=256m -jar icescrum.jar host=myhost
port=8081 context=app

[Vincent Barrier]

I f you want a very quick setup and startup, use our icescrum.jar package (icescrum + tomcat server embedded): https://www.icescrum.com/documentation/install-guide/#start

You should start in less than 60sec 😉

You will go on a custom install, when you will be happy with icescrum features, that I sure you will ^^

[Vincent Barrier]

Hey!

Did you follow our install guide?
Which java environment do you have?
Does the user who launch icescrum has an home folder with writable permissions?

We need information to help you 🙂

[Vincent Barrier]

Hello,

It seems that you use glassfish? We aren’t compliant with this application server; Our target is at the moment the Apache Tomcat server (version 7).

Could you try with this server?

[Vincent Barrier]

Hello,

This is a known issue when you install iceScrum on remote server. To fix this:

– If you don’t have a config.groovy file, create one under home folder of the user who launch tomcat server
– Insert or replace in the config.groovy file :
grails.serverURL= »http://REPLACE_BY_ROOT_URL_TO_ACCESS_TO_ICESCRUM »
– Restart your tomcat server

Cheers;

[Vincent Barrier]

Bonjour,

Actuellement la notion de valeur est disponible uniquement sur les features. Il sera bientôt possible de le faire sur les stories.

La prochaine release majeure (R7) dont la bêta devrait sortir sous peu inclut ce besoin.

[Vincent Barrier]

Hello Bill,

iceScrum isn’t compatible with tomcat 8 yet, try with Tomcat 7.

Cheers;

[Vincent Barrier]

Hello Miquinti,

Your answser is written in your question:

GRAVE: Exception sending context initialized event to listener instance of class
org.icescrum.core.IceScrumContextLoaderListener
java.lang.RuntimeException:

Incompatible Java version. iceScrum isn’t compatible with Java 1.8 yet.
Please change your Java plateform

Your Java home isn’t set to JAVA 1.7 change your environnement variable then close and open a new CMD console and retry to start iceScrum.

Cheers;

[Auteur]

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