TobiasTheViking
27th January 2009, 06:00 AM
So, my employer keeps asking me for some small simple program.. like
Calender Synchronizer
Document Synchronizer
and now
Journaling Software.
the first two i had to implement myself, because the usecase in our company is specific enough that all the programs i encountered were no go.
But instead of spending months developing a journaling software that fits our needs, it would probably be better, and most likely cheaper, to just buy it.
I've been searching for most of two days now, and i've come up with nil. So, if someone could help i would be really happy :)
Requirements:
1) Encrypted.
2) Server based
3) Intuitive
4) Allow multiple users with different accounts, that can manipulate the same journal
5) Must keep track of all changes, done by whom, at what point in time.
6) Must work on a Mac
7) Should preferably work while the computer isn't connected to the internet, though this isn't required.
ETA: By journaling i mean a system like: User X opened/locked file Y at time Z, User x unlocked file Y at time Z, user x added file y2 at time z2.
The same with just adding text. So journal may be interchanged with certain uses of Log and Diary.
It would be a pain for me to implement all that, but i could do it.
Anyone got a suggestion?
* TobiasTheViking prepares to see this thread get no usable replies..
Sorry, i'm pessimistic.
Btw, i thought of doing an ssl encrypted wiki, even experimented with it, but it wouldn't be intuitive enough, even with various add-ons and many internal changes.
Calender Synchronizer
Document Synchronizer
and now
Journaling Software.
the first two i had to implement myself, because the usecase in our company is specific enough that all the programs i encountered were no go.
But instead of spending months developing a journaling software that fits our needs, it would probably be better, and most likely cheaper, to just buy it.
I've been searching for most of two days now, and i've come up with nil. So, if someone could help i would be really happy :)
Requirements:
1) Encrypted.
2) Server based
3) Intuitive
4) Allow multiple users with different accounts, that can manipulate the same journal
5) Must keep track of all changes, done by whom, at what point in time.
6) Must work on a Mac
7) Should preferably work while the computer isn't connected to the internet, though this isn't required.
ETA: By journaling i mean a system like: User X opened/locked file Y at time Z, User x unlocked file Y at time Z, user x added file y2 at time z2.
The same with just adding text. So journal may be interchanged with certain uses of Log and Diary.
It would be a pain for me to implement all that, but i could do it.
Anyone got a suggestion?
* TobiasTheViking prepares to see this thread get no usable replies..
Sorry, i'm pessimistic.
Btw, i thought of doing an ssl encrypted wiki, even experimented with it, but it wouldn't be intuitive enough, even with various add-ons and many internal changes.