Redmine

I have an initial implementation of Java API for Redmine, which I use in my application http://code.google.com/p/redmine-connect/
This API is definitely not complete, but it serves its purpose for me and you're welcome to improve it if you want.
Note: I'm using Java SE. Haven't used Java ME in a looooong time, so don't even remember if you could reuse that code in Java ME without any changes. I'd expect any reasonable smartphone to have regular Java SE anyway.

cool, I will take a look at this shortly.
I've been trying to get myself up and running again, after just about recovering from 8-9 months of discontinuation syndrome after stopping taking some medication that lowered my dopamine levels for around 5 years when I have ADD/ADHD and should have been on medication to raise them.
The result of stopping them was basically 7.5 months of dopamine psychosis!, still in the recovery process as the meds basically lobotomized me for the past 5.5 years and my brain is now starting to work more like it was working previously, but different bits are working in different ways and recovering at different times so I'm a bit all over the place!

I need Redmine to manage/organize my life (and my partners who has a memory like a goldfish and worse at getting things done and organizing things than I was when I was on the medication!!).

Suffice to say, it's one serious itch I've got to scratch. A friend is going to do a bit of PA work for me, and I have some other friends who have volunteered to help me get a charity and company up and running. So, I want a highly efficient, accessibly, easy to use and tightly integrated, real time, on the move, 'project management' tool to use to get this done, and Redmine is by far the closest FOSS tool I've found.

expect me to be sending in patches and writing plugins pretty soon. (I have a few computers to get working properly, my PA's Internet and integration into my home systems to sort out, and my T-Mobile G1 android phone to fix first.) After that I plan on intergrating Redmine with all the phones that my various assistants have as possible and also with the KDE desktop as I go round convincing everyone I know to switch to Linux + KDE 4.4+, so the people assisting me are pretty much all running it.

I believe that Plasma widgets and the like can be written on-top of a Java API.

The project I mentioned above has moved to another website. Unfortunately, I can't delete the old links here.
Here's the download page: http://www.taskadapter.com/download
It's a commercial software with support, documentation and samples. New versions will be released approximately every 2 weeks.

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