ScrumWorks doesn't run on 32-bit Macs due to lack of Java 6 support

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Rather ironic that as a mac user, the only software I need my windows VM for (except for testing) is Scrumworks which is written in Java.

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Victor Szalvay (Official Rep) September 14, 2009 23:09

I heard that Apple will release Java 6 on 32-bit Mac platforms with Snow Leopard: http://java.dzone.com/news/32-bit-jav...

That's the only barrier I'm aware of to running ScrumWorks Pro on Macs.

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- Eric Barendt September 15, 2009 20:45
  
  Snow Leopard shipped with 32- and 64-bit versions of Java 6, so all Intel Macs are able to run current versions of ScrumWorks Pro.
  
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I heard that Apple will release Java 6 on 32-bit Mac platforms with Snow Leopard: http://java.dzone.com/news/32-bit-java-6-mac-os-x-snow That's the only barrier I'm aware of to running ScrumWorks Pro on Macs.

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hagis September 15, 2009 07:28

Scrumworks Pro desktop client runs poorly on Snow Leopard. It has severe display update issues, and spits stacktraces out like mad.

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- Caleb Brown (Official Rep) September 15, 2009 16:32
  
  What version of ScrumWorks are you running currently? There is an issue that started happening after the most recent OSX 10.5 Java update that included Severe display issues. We fixed it with release 3.3.2. If you are on an earlier release I believe upgrading will resolve your issue.
  
  I do know that we have developers who are currently using Snow Leopard, and they tell me that it is working well for them.
  
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- hagis September 16, 2009 05:11
  
  Thanks, Caleb. I'm running
  ScrumWorks Pro
  Version: 3.3.0
  Build: 2009-02-19 15:59 r17818
  
  Do we need to upgrade our scrumworks pro server installation, or can I upgrade just the client?
  
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- Caleb Brown (Official Rep) September 16, 2009 15:11
  
  Just the server. One of the reasons we uses Java Web Start and a Client Server architecture for ScrumWorks was that any time you update the Server, that update is automatically pushed out to every client as soon as they connect for the first time after an upgrade.
  
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kevinbassham October 01, 2009 15:02

In the Scrumworks Basic 1.8.3, these display issues remain in OS X 10.6 using java 6 in either 32 or 64-bit mode. I don't think this will be fixed, perhaps now we have a reason to upgrade?

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- kevinbassham October 01, 2009 15:35
  
  http://wiki.oneswarm.org/index.php/OS... got me started in the right direction, but in addition to this I also had to symlink the "1.5" version as well. Fixed.
  
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derrekwood October 08, 2009 00:03

I'm still on Mac and now on Snow Leopard and having minimal issues with the desktop client.

drop down boxes will go blank if I select the same item that was already there (default or otherwise). Making web reports becomes fun when modules completely disapear when you hit the save button (though if you follow the link the correct report is actually there).

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- Eric Barendt October 12, 2009 18:16
  
  This is a known issue with Apple's implementation of Java. They are aware of the problem and are working to resolve the issue. Other than being an annoyance, it shouldn't cause any problems except in task editors and the task status field in the sprint detail window prior to ScrumWorks 4.0 which worked around the issue there.
  
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I'm still on Mac and now on Snow Leopard and having minimal issues with the desktop client. drop down boxes will go blank if I select the same item that was already there (default or otherwise). Making web reports becomes fun when modules completely disapear when you hit the save button (though if you follow the link the correct report is actually there). and some other such things.

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derrekwood December 17, 2009 19:14

This seems to be completely fixed (at least for my updated Snow Leopard macbook pro).

There may be minor look and feel issues now and again, but there's no functional issues with using SWP on mac.

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- hagis December 18, 2009 07:48
  
  Yep, SWP desktop client now works on my Snow Leopard.
  
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Kevin Bassham December 17, 2009 19:22

Yes, I'm sure the Pro version is fine, but the free version is still a bit buggy. No worries.

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