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Hi,

I've been looking for good auction software written in Java, (like
eBay)
with full back office and payments and monitoring tools
any one can recommended something?

Please advice
David

David B wrote:
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> I've been looking for good auction software written in Java, (like
> eBay)
> with full back office and payments and monitoring tools
> any one can recommended something?

For the benefit of those who might know a
suitable product, or others that feel they can
throw a workable solution together from
open-source API's of conducive licence, what
is your budget for this software?

Andrew T.

My budget it up to $25,000 (include the changes that I need)

On Dec 21, 6:01 pm, "Andrew Thompson" <andrewtho...@gmail.com> wrote:
> David B wrote:....
>
> > I've been looking for good auction software written in Java, (like
> > eBay)
> > with full back office and payments and monitoring tools
> > any one can recommended something?For the benefit of those who might know a
> suitable product, or others that feel they can
> throw a workable solution together from
> open-source API's of conducive licence, what
> is your budget for this software?
>
> Andrew T.

David B wrote:
> My budget it up to $25,000 (include the changes that I need)

You should also specify the scope - how many user do you expect at
first? What sort of growth would it have to deal with?
That money would pay a single decent developer for a max of half a year,
probably less. Not a lot of time for doing a project of that size.
lex


>
> On Dec 21, 6:01 pm, "Andrew Thompson" <andrewtho...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> David B wrote:....
>>
>>> I've been looking for good auction software written in Java, (like
>>> eBay)
>>> with full back office and payments and monitoring tools
>>> any one can recommended something?For the benefit of those who might know a
>> suitable product, or others that feel they can
>> throw a workable solution together from
>> open-source API's of conducive licence, what
>> is your budget for this software?
>>
>> Andrew T.
>

Hello Andrew.
I'm looking for good JAVA auction software, that already has been
written and working.



On Dec 22, 3:28 pm, Alex Hunsley <red...@bluebottle.com> wrote:
> David B wrote:
> > My budget it up to $25,000 (include the changes that I need)You should also specify the scope - how many user do you expect at
> first? What sort of growth would it have to deal with?
> That money would pay a single decent developer for a max of half a year,
> probably less. Not a lot of time for doing a project of that size.
> lex
>
>
>
> > On Dec 21, 6:01 pm, "Andrew Thompson" <andrewtho...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> David B wrote:....
>
> >>> I've been looking for good auction software written in Java, (like
> >>> eBay)
> >>> with full back office and payments and monitoring tools
> >>> any one can recommended something?For the benefit of those who might know a
> >> suitable product, or others that feel they can
> >> throw a workable solution together from
> >> open-source API's of conducive licence, what
> >> is your budget for this software?
>
> >> Andrew T.

David B wrote:
> Hello Andrew.

Are you confusing me for someone else? I'm Alex.


> I'm looking for good JAVA auction software, that already has been
> written and working.

Ah Ok, I see.

Btw, could you please bottom post in future, as it makes following
threads much more straightforward.
cheerio,
lex


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>
>
> On Dec 22, 3:28 pm, Alex Hunsley <red...@bluebottle.com> wrote:
>
>>David B wrote:
>>
>>>My budget it up to $25,000 (include the changes that I need)You should also specify the scope - how many user do you expect at
>>
>>first? What sort of growth would it have to deal with?
>>That money would pay a single decent developer for a max of half a year,
>>probably less. Not a lot of time for doing a project of that size.
>>lex
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>On Dec 21, 6:01 pm, "Andrew Thompson" <andrewtho...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>>David B wrote:....
>>
>>>>>I've been looking for good auction software written in Java, (like
>>>>>eBay)
>>>>>with full back office and payments and monitoring tools
>>>>>any one can recommended something?For the benefit of those who might know a
>>>>
>>>>suitable product, or others that feel they can
>>>>throw a workable solution together from
>>>>open-source API's of conducive licence, what
>>>>is your budget for this software?
>>
>>>>Andrew T.
>
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