AspectJ gives chance to override business logic. That is true. But what I would see is some kind of object database with stored proedure language. That would be ultimate solution for many places where lot of customizations is needed. You could override any thing you need. Either column,
form field or business logic.

In fact what is closest to my mind is the SQL99 where there is standard language and quite nice object features. But unfortunetly it is still
not implemented except DB2.



Marek

----- Original Message ----- From: "Ján Valkovič" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May 22, 2009 11:03 AM
Subject: Re: OfBiz 4GL


Hi,
My 5 cents. What about AspectJ http://www.eclipse.org/aspectj/ as
implementation of "your" language?

ya

Dňa Št, 2009-05-21 o 20:58 +0200, Marek Mosiewicz napísal:
Compiere does not do this in elastic way. There is no way to alter service definition as it is normal java method. There is no language to make change.
All changes must be done in database via GUI.

I do not thing there is problem with UI changes. The UI could be altered in
same way as entity (there is just important sequence of fields so some
positioning keywords should be available).

I know that there is alredy infrastructure in OfBiz to do this. That it is
why I write here.

Best regards,
     Marek

----- Original Message ----- From: "BJ Freeman" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May 15, 2009 6:26 PM
Subject: Re: OfBiz 4GL


> There are applications like Compiere that use this. so Why change > ofbiz?
> Also how about addressing some of the inherited features like UI and
> DB(at least the adds) change when entities changes
> Then there is the automatic Creation of CRUD services that get built
> from the Entity.
> Triggers are covered under ECA's
> Also the ECA's let you model your business flow the way a clients > needs. > For those that need java the services can be written in Java with just > a
> simple service interface.
>
>
>
>
> Marek Mosiewicz sent the following on 5/15/2009 3:24 AM:
>> What could be very interesting would be to add new language to OfBiz. >> It
>> could be some 4GL which would
>> bring many interesting features:
>>
>> First it could be service writing languge. It could be static language
>> which would make it types based on entities
>> and services (maybe services could be more entity coupled) and could >> be
>> more user freindly than XML mini language.
>>
>> Second it could be system repository manipulation language. Currently
>> Ofbiz has XML repository of entities services
>> and forms. But imagine that we store it in database or just as
>> serialized java object. Now add to this manipulation language like >> this:
>> ALTER CLASS Invoice
>>    ADD PROPERTY AdditionalDescriptions
>>         BEFORE:Description
>>         TYPE: Text
>>         LENGTH: 400
>>    END
>>    REPLACE SETTER TRIGGER MyTrigger
>>            PHASE:BEFORE
>>            LANGUAGE: OFBIZ
>>            TARGET: AdditionalDescriptions
>>            CODE
>>                TaxId = Nip
>>            END
>>    END
>>    ADD SERVICE TRIGGER CompleteAdditional
>>        TARGET : Complete
>>        PHASE: AFTER
>>        LANGUAGE: JAVA
>>        CLASS :org.apache.ofbiz.addins.InvoiceJMSNotification
>>    END
>> END;
>> ALTER CLASS Order
>>    ALTER ACCESS RIGTH Access
>>        ALTER ROLE Marek
>>                READ: TRUE
>>                WRITE TRUE
>>                DELETE: FLASE
>>        END
>>    END
>> END
>> ALTER FORM Invoice
>>        ALTER GROUP Main
>>                ADD RENDERER AdditonalDescription
>>                END
>>        END
>> END
>> ADD TRANSLATION
>>    LANGUAGE:pl_PL
>>    KEY: Invoice.AdditionalDescriptions
>> END
>> Some parts of language could be client available like validation rules
>> for example.
>> It would be something like dynamic application server. You could alter
>> the main code whch would make platform very good
>> for components.Anyone could easly alter componetns for its needs.
>> Another great thing would be use of Ofbiz with some ORM, the best >> would
>> be OpenJPA but it currently works only on
>> class level (no support for Map entites).
>>
>> Best regards,
>>        Marek
>>
>
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