These are resources for developers of QuickFIX/J, not the developers who use the tool.

SourceForge Project Site

SourceForge.net: Project Summary: QuickFIX/J - Open Source Java FIX Engine (quickfixj project) (rss_2.0) (A summary of key project details for the quickfixj project on SourceForge.net.)
Project name: QuickFIX/J - Open Source Java FIX Engine Project description: QuickFIX/J is an 100% Java implementation of the popular QuickFIX open source FIX protocol engine. QuickFIX/J features include support for FIX protocol versions 4.0 through 4.4 (www.fixprotocol.org).
Developers on project: 5 Project administrators: dv13090, ld1979, sbate
Activity percentile (last week): 99.79% Most recent daily statistics ( 6 Oct 2008): Ranking: 483, Activity percentile: 99.79%,
Downloadable files: 35791 total downloads to date Most recent daily statistics ( 6 Oct 2008): Download count:
Mailing lists (public): 1 Public mailing lists: quickfixj-users

Source Code

Source code is available from the SourceForge Subversion repository. Information on accessing the repository can be found here. You can also browse the Subversion repository.

As the SourceForge Subversion documentation states, you'll generally want to checkout the trunk rather than the root of the repository.

svn co https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/quickfixj/trunk quickfixj

Accessing the repository from Eclipse:

There are two Eclipse plugins that can be used to access Subversion repositories. I (Steve Bate) have been using Subclipse, which is provided by the developers of Subversion. It works in a very similar way to the CVS plugin in Eclipse. The other plugin is called Subversive. I haven't used this one but if you've had experience with it, please add your experience to this page.

Jira Issue Tracking

Jira is used for issue/bug tracking and release management. It can be found here.

Build Server

QFJ uses the Pulse CI server. Latest build status is here. RSS feeds are also available on the build status page.