Have you ever used jTrac? … If you want to track the errors and issues causing with in the development or testing environment then, I am sure this will be better option for you. jTrac is a web-based application ideal for issue tracking with built-in workflow. It is a lightweight J2EE application built on the Spring Framework and Hibernate. This is designed to be generic, you can customize fields to track items (like bugs) & allocate tasks etc. It has a simple user interface and using a small database called HSQLDB. To use the jTrac we just have to do the following. Copy the war file to the servlet-engine then start it 🙂 . HSQLDB will automatically starts at the time of engines startup.
Some features of the jTrac are listed below
- Add custom fields and drop downs
- Per-project customizable workflow
- Field-level permissions
- Detailed history view
- E-mail notifications
- File attachments
- Full text search
- Search and filter even on custom fields
- Dashboard view of statistics
- Export data and search results to Excel
- Support for anonymous browsing of projects
- Relate items to each other, e.g. “duplicate of”, “depends on” etc.
- Support for all popular databases
- Database upgrade and migration scripts available
- Embedded database and web-app server – download and start using right away!
If you want to refer more about its features then please visit here
You can download it from here and the newest version available is 2.0-RC3-update1.
Reference: jTrack Home
Technorati Tags: jTrack, Bug tracking, Spring Framework, HSQLDB
Orange Slate 
Glad you like JTrac and thanks for the positive comments. I invite you to try the latest development version which has a greatly improved dashboard for instance. We hope to release the 2.0 final very soon.
– Peter
http://jtrac.info
P.S. I am a Malayalee as well 🙂