JBooks Information and Support
This page may provide information that can answer your questions regarding
JBooks.
Check the technical information page for
more technical descriptions of JBooks.
Check out the project web
site at http://sourceforge.net/projects/jbooks/ for downloads, news, mailing list info and discussion forums.
JBooks is a Java-based personal finance application. The main
interface is a checkbook-like view, which allows you to enter and see your
transactions.
It
is based around an SQL
relational database, using a double-entry system for all transactions. That means that every transaction involves a transfer from one account to another.
Download the latest release of JBooks. It is available at the jbooks sourceforge project site: http://sourceforge.net/projects/jbooks/
- Check out a screen shot of the main window of the JBooks application.
0.1.1
- fixes for running JDK 1.3
0.1.0
- modified package structure
- fixed URLs for Help
- added localized properties for Locale
en, en_US, and en_GB.
- increased width of date column for better localized handling
- improved support for different local date formats
- added authentication check, and login dialog
0.0.3
- changed app icon to 48x48
- modifying account balance handles "as of" date properly
0.0.2
- added balance methods
- including IDB internal Java database
- changed database table types to support IDB
- created wizard panels for auto-configuration
0.0.1
- Reports (by date/by account/by category/etc.)
- Printing (reports/ledgers/checks).
- Import/Export of various formats to/from files and other sources.
- Complete documentation and online-help.
- Have edit actions work on transactions rather than just text fields.
- Change Debits and Credits summary fields somehow.
- Preferences dialog(s).
- View->Properties menus/dialogs.
- Have ledger panel auto-scroll to row when new transaction added.
- Be able to view more than one month at a time in the ledger.
- Test and write SQL for various different RDBMS'
- Tell me what you think I should do.
Bill Bereza's Programming Projects
<URL:http://jbooks.sourceforge.net/>
$Id: index.html,v 1.13 2001/01/10 17:30:26 bereza Exp $
