What is it?

Project Jiuston is an application for management and logistics of liquid fuel storage for retail sellers (gas stations) with help from mobile devices.

This software project is the end result of several courses being held at the Universidad de Palermo, beginning in the first half of 2003.

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Objectives

The main objective of this project is to immerse the students in a full software development cycle for real applications, ranging from user interviews, requirements specification, functional analysis and coding to testing, version control, documentation and release.

A secondary goal is to create reusable frameworks that may later be used in other projects, thus acting like a "Software factory". The frameworks that are being currently developed are:

1. Persistence API for J2ME/MIDP 1.0 Recordset, supporting transactions and caches.
2. Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT) API: J2SE port to MIDP 1.0

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Technology

• Palm OS
• J2ME (Java 2 Micro Edition, Configuration CLDC 1.0, Profile MIDP 1.0)

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Members

• Christian Knoblauch
• Daniel Ardison
• Enrique Box
• Claudio Zamoszczyk
• Marcelo Glezer
  
  under the supervision of professor Oscar Carriles.

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Links

• The project's Sourceforge Page
• Java 2 Micro Edition official page
• Universidad de Palermo