Automated JAVA TimeStamp Software - TimeStamp Code is included

$100-180 USD

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over 9 years ago

$100-180 USD

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Project aim is to create a automated java software that can be implemented in an Linux environment to TimeStamp files periodically. The .jar which does the time stamp will be provided, what i want is to customize that java code by some parameters(output directory,timestamp by system time,exporting to another folder etc.) or create a complete new java software which includes its libraries or .jar itself. Bid if you are fully comfortable working with automated linux - java environment. The end product MUST be neat,clean and simple because it will be run on Linux Servers for couple of years without stopping. Bidding Price -Range and knowledge is my priority for possible candidate. Message me for further questions or comments. TY

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@shadow718

Hi I'm a Java developement Expert. I can decompile any jar file. i can extract all source code from jar file If you give me chance, I do the best. Believe me! Thank you.

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@Yknox

Hello I'm interesting your project very well I'm a Good C/C++, Java, Linux expert. I understand your req exactly. I m quite well experienced in these jobs. Let's go ahead with me I want to service for you continously. Thanks

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@cardelgo

Hello. Your quality parameters will be applied to the project. Would be great to discuss them in advance in order to agree on how will we include them. I have coordinated software deployment on premise and on cloud computing environments, specially targeting Linux distributions like Suse, Fedora, RHEL and Ubuntu. Also on Windows, but that is less common. The base framework could be Spring, through which we could integrate with Freemarker in order to generate the views, JaxB or Jackson to manipulate XML or Json, and MyBatis or Hibernate to handle persistence. If you rather other frameworks, no problem. The periodic execution can be handled directly from have, probably with Quartz, but could also be implemented with Linux Cron. My skills include the use of SCMs like Git, SVN, and Mercurial; SQL and NoSQL databases; automatic tests with JUnit or TestNG; Maven, and the deployment of continuous integration systems. Take a look of my résumé and if you have any questions, please let me know.

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