I would recommend keeping partymgr and assetmaint.
I am not sure if accounting depends on assetmain.


On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 6:59 AM, Pierre Smits <pierre.sm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> + 1 on move of majority of apps in specialpurpose to 'Extras', excluding
> projectmgr as it displays how to use OFBiz in a different industry than
> ecommerce/webshop. Is it not so that OFBiz is versatile. ProjectMgr does
> deliver some of that versatility.
>
> Regards,
>
> Pierre
>
> Op 20 maart 2012 12:47 schreef Jacopo Cappellato <
> jacopo.cappell...@hotwaxmedia.com> het volgende:
>
>> >
>> > H) specialpurpose/*: move several (if not all, apart ecommerce) of the
>> components to "Extras" (if there are persons interested to become
>> committers/maintainers) or to "Attic"
>> >
>>
>> There seems to be a general agreement to slim down the number of
>> applications in this group and move them to Extras (see exceptions below).
>> I am summarizing here some notes but we should actually use this thread to
>> continue the discussion about what should go to specialpurpose in general
>> rather than focusing on the decision about removal of specific
>> applications; we can then start a separate thread for each component.
>>
>> Adrian would like to keep one or two components to demonstrate the concept
>> of reusing artifacts to create custom applications (Jacopo: can we use the
>> "exampleext" component for this?)
>> Hans would like to keep the ones that he considers feature complete like
>> asset maintenance, LDAP, POS, e-commerce, cmssite, projectmgr and scrum.
>> Jacopo: in my opinion even in the above list provided by Hans there are
>> applications that are barely examples (cmssite) or are very specific
>> implementation of very specific requirements (difficult to be used if your
>> company doesn't have exactly these requirements): projectmgr and scrum;
>> some of these components also extends (adding special purpose fields) the
>> generic data model and this happens even if the user is not interested in
>> evaluating the specialpurpose component. I also don't think that some of
>> the components meet minimum quality requirements to be distributed with
>> OFBiz: for example the scrum component uses a mechanism that is unique to
>> demo its features (i.e. published a demo webapp with online instructions
>> for demo data) that is not used by other applications (and this makes the
>> suite of applications inconsistent); also, the component refers to
>> resources that are owned by Hans' company. All in all, they seem very
>> specific piece of codes that should better live as optional plugins
>> downloaded separately. So in my opinion the "concept" of specialpurpose
>> application is in general better suited for Apache Extras rather than for
>> the OFBiz svn and releases.
>>
>>
>>

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