Conference calls/video conferences:

Sub-groups may have conference calls or videoconferences, but someone MUST take minutes and post them to the wiki.

Cells: These are structural groups within the project (e.g., back-end, proxy, user interface, users, etc.)

Supercell: The chairs/editors of individual cells

Central authoritative storage for XML documents

-Storage on monk.lis.uiuc.edu for demo and password protected.

Confluence Wiki:

For anything that has the status of documentation--whether it is meeting minutes, use cases, end-user documentation. The Confluence Wiki is also a front end to Jira and Bamboo. So if a feature is documented in the wiki, the page that documents that feature could be subscribed to RSS feed from the "issue" page in Jira that is tracking the development of that feature. Maintained by Illinois.

MONK Mailing list:

For conversational exchanges. Archived in the Wiki (where you can subscribe to an RSS feed, if you prefer that, and ask JMU to turn off your mail-distribution from the list itself). Maintained by Illinois.

Jira:

https://apps.lis.uiuc.edu/jira/secure/Dashboard.jspa

For tracking tasks and issues. A listener for Subversion, so it is important to include Jira issue numbers in SVN code submissions. You can subscribe by email to an issue. Default is that everyone is subscribed to every issue. End-users can use this to request features.
Voting on feature requests is also done through Jira, and when we decide to implement a feature request we manually elevate it to an issue. Maintained by Illinois.

Please create an account, click on signup link https://apps.lis.uiuc.edu/jira/secure/Dashboard.jspa. In case of any problems send an email to help@support.lis.uiuc.edu and someone (Amit) will be able to help you.

Subversion:

svn://nora.lis.uiuc.edu/

Send an email to help@support.lis.uiuc.edu for svn write access. The svn is anonymous read only, the morphadorner code in SVN
is not available to anonymous accounts.

Bamboo:

http://monk.lis.uiuc.edu:8085/start.action

For tracking the build and unit test results; Automatic notification of failed builds using RSS/Emails/Jabber IM. You can create account by clicking on the sign up link at the top right.

Please read the article about Continuous Integrations http://www.martinfowler.com/articles/continuousIntegration.html

Public web site:

http://www.monkproject.org

A web site that includes information about WordHoard and Nora, as well as information about the current state of MONK, maintained by UMD on a machine at Illinois. Contact Greg Lord gplord@gmail.com for website requests.