Re: Extending OFBiz: The BigFish eCommerce Project

2011-11-30 Thread Mike 
Are there any on-line demos?

On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 10:05 AM, Len Shein  wrote:
> OFBiz Community:
>
> We have developed an eCommerce specific solution, something like a "Store In
> a Box". We call it BigFish.
>
> Built on top of OFBiz; completely ready-to-go, with lots of flexibility and
> configuration options. We are looking for adopters! We are looking for the
> OFBiz community to download, support, critique, suggest improvements, and
> validate our efforts.
>
> To participate take a look at
> 
> http://www.salmonllc.com/website/downloads/bf_deploy.doc
>
>
>
> *       BigFish eCommerce
>
> *       A fully functional eCommerce implementation (a real working "Store
> In A Box")
> *       Includes product categories, products, configurations, check-out
> etc.
> *       BigFish eCommerce is a single framework that can be used to
> implement any number of eCommerce stores, all with their own products,
> look-and-feel and behavior
> *       The Product Catalog data drives all aspects of the shopping
> experience
> *       And look-and-feel is modified within the CSS styling and the BigFish
> configuration
> *       With flexible configuration options to fine-tune the user experience
> and functionality (all easily maintained in the Admin Module)
> *       Features:
>
> *       Flexible Home Page configuration
> *       The OFBiz Product Catalog drives many aspects, including the main
> navigation bar, listing and detail pages
> *       Fully functional Product Listing Page (PLP), with options for
> sorting and integration with SOLR for faceted navigation
> *       Complete Product Detail Page, with options for Ratings and Reviews
> *       Site Search: using SOLR
> *       Complete Customer Account Management features, register, login,
> forgot password, address book, order status
> *       Complete Check-Out process
> *       sitemap.xml generator
> *       email generation for each relevant trigger
> *       Flexible and powerful Static Page solution for About-Us, Terms and
> Conditions etc.
>
> *        BigFish Admin Module
>
> *       The Admin Module exposes all the great back-end OFBiz functionality
> that is applicable to our eCommerce store
> *       Intended to be used by the business experts, without IT involvement
> *       Features:
>
> *       Manage your Product Catalog
> *       Customer Management
> *       Order Management
> *       Manage home page content
> *       Approve customer reviews
> *       Manage specific Page content spots
> *       Control how the faceted navigation will behave
> *       Maintain Static Pages
> *       Manage email templates and generation
> *       and more
>
> *       Coming Soon (scheduled into our dev team)
>
> *       Guest Checkout
> *       Single Page Checkout
> *       Store Locator
> *       Manage Promotions
> *       Full multi support:
>
> *       Language
> *       Country Formatting (date, tel, address)
> *       Currency
>
> *       Road Map
>
> *       SEO User Friendly URL's
> *       You Previously Viewed
> *       Flexible import and export features
> *       Home Page "carousel"
> *       Multi-Catalog, Multi-Site
> *       Site Search:
>
> *       auto complete
> *       spell-check
> *       did you mean?
> *       search non-catalog content
> *       store Locator: click and collect
>
> *       Enhanced Order Management
> *       Enhanced Customer Management
> *       Integrate with more OFBiz features:
>
> *       Inventory
> *       Back-Orders
> *       Warehousing
> *       etc.
>
>
> To participate, and for complete download / install instructions look at
> 
> http://www.salmonllc.com/website/downloads/bf_deploy.doc
>
>
>
> Best Regards,
>
>
>
> Len Shein
>
> Salmon LLC
>
> www.salmonllc.com 
>
>
>
> O: 516.742.7888
>

Re: Tax calculation for all order adjustments

2011-11-30 Thread biletnikov 
Hi Paul,
Your proposal is very good, I am agree totally with you.

What I had in mind as a long term fix was generalising the calcTax service
> and rateProductTaxCalc (line 141 in
> https://fisheye6.atlassian.com/browse/ofbiz/trunk/applications/accounting/src/org/ofbiz/accounting/tax/TaxAuthorityServices.java)
> to take a list of order adjustments, instead of specifically one shipping
> and one promotion amount.


The calls to getTaxAdjustments on lines 224 and 228 would be changed to
> call a separate method that searches a different table, not
> TaxAuthorityRateProduct. This new table would define tax rules for the
> various order adjustment types, much as TARP defines tax rules for product
> categories.



It is very strange for me that the shipping and promotion adjustments have
the special taxable status in OFBiz, although another adjustments are out
of the taxable context.

Do you have an implementation plan?
Also, please notice that this calculation interface gets only promotion and
shipping amounts so that follows to changing of another dependent code.


Tax Calc Service Interface






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Of course, it is needed to be refactored.

Kind regards,
Sergei

On Thu, Dec 1, 2011 at 9:50 AM, Paul Foxworthy [via OFBiz] <
ml-node+s135035n4127264...@n4.nabble.com> wrote:

> Hello Sergei,
>
> I had a suggestion to address this in February:
>
>
> http://ofbiz.135035.n4.nabble.com/VAT-is-not-applied-for-the-shipping-tp3234699p3303377.html
>
> I haven't had a need to work on the proposal yet. What do you think of the
> idea?
>
> Cheers
>
> Paul Foxworthy
>
> biletnikov wrote
> Hello,
> I use for my project a tax calculation in VAT style.
> For this goal I use the OFBiz Tax authority settings and *
> TaxAuthorityRateProduct* mechanism.
> To be more precise, I added the content of the entity here:
>
> * taxAuthGeoId="DEU" taxAuthPartyId="taxAuthority"
> taxAuthorityRateSeqId="10004" taxAuthorityRateTypeId="SALES_TAX"
> taxPercentage="19.00" taxPromotions="Y" taxShipping="Y"/> *
>
> Please, notice that : *productCategoryId* is not specified - it is empty
> (null).
> The empty *productCategoryId* allows to calculate taxes for shipping and
> promotions.
> Why it is so, could be find in
> org.ofbiz.accounting.tax.TaxAuthorityServices.getTaxAdjustments() method.
> As result, the tax calculation for shipping and promotions works fine.
> But what is about another adjustments? We have another adjustments which
> must be taxed as well, but the system does not allow to setup this
> somewhere.
> Why only shipping charge and promotion adjustments have a special status
> and can be controlled in the tax authority settings?
>
> "calcTax" service is one key service in tax calculation, and it is obvious
> which input data it expects for:
> ...
> * optional="true"/>
>  optional="true"/>*
> ...
> and again, shipping charge amount and promotions amount have a special
> role in tax calculation...
> Is it a good design for tax calculation in context where each adjustment
> has to be taxed? I do not think so.
>
> I am looking for an elegant solution to fix my problem.
> Thanks.
>
>
>
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Re: Tax calculation for all order adjustments

2011-11-30 Thread Paul Foxworthy 
Hello Sergei,

I had a suggestion to address this in February:

http://ofbiz.135035.n4.nabble.com/VAT-is-not-applied-for-the-shipping-tp3234699p3303377.html

I haven't had a need to work on the proposal yet. What do you think of the
idea?

Cheers

Paul Foxworthy


biletnikov wrote
> 
> Hello,
> I use for my project a tax calculation in VAT style.
> For this goal I use the OFBiz Tax authority settings and
> *TaxAuthorityRateProduct* mechanism.
> To be more precise, I added the content of the entity here:
> 
> / taxAuthGeoId="DEU" taxAuthPartyId="taxAuthority"
> taxAuthorityRateSeqId="10004" taxAuthorityRateTypeId="SALES_TAX"
> taxPercentage="19.00" taxPromotions="Y" taxShipping="Y"/> /
> 
> Please, notice that : *productCategoryId* is not specified - it is empty
> (null).
> The empty *productCategoryId* allows to calculate taxes for shipping and
> promotions.
> Why it is so, could be find in
> org.ofbiz.accounting.tax.TaxAuthorityServices.getTaxAdjustments() method.
> As result, the tax calculation for shipping and promotions works fine. 
> But what is about another adjustments? We have another adjustments which
> must be taxed as well, but the system does not allow to setup this
> somewhere.
> Why only shipping charge and promotion adjustments have a special status
> and can be controlled in the tax authority settings?
> 
> "calcTax" service is one key service in tax calculation, and it is obvious
> which input data it expects for:
> ...
> / optional="true"/>
>  optional="true"/>/
> ...
> and again, shipping charge amount and promotions amount have a special
> role in tax calculation...
> Is it a good design for tax calculation in context where each adjustment
> has to be taxed? I do not think so.
> 
> I am looking for an elegant solution to fix my problem.
> Thanks.
> 

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Extending OFBiz: The BigFish eCommerce Project

2011-11-30 Thread Len Shein 
OFBiz Community:

We have developed an eCommerce specific solution, something like a "Store In
a Box". We call it BigFish.

Built on top of OFBiz; completely ready-to-go, with lots of flexibility and
configuration options. We are looking for adopters! We are looking for the
OFBiz community to download, support, critique, suggest improvements, and
validate our efforts. 

To participate take a look at

http://www.salmonllc.com/website/downloads/bf_deploy.doc 



*   BigFish eCommerce

*   A fully functional eCommerce implementation (a real working "Store
In A Box")
*   Includes product categories, products, configurations, check-out
etc.
*   BigFish eCommerce is a single framework that can be used to
implement any number of eCommerce stores, all with their own products,
look-and-feel and behavior
*   The Product Catalog data drives all aspects of the shopping
experience
*   And look-and-feel is modified within the CSS styling and the BigFish
configuration
*   With flexible configuration options to fine-tune the user experience
and functionality (all easily maintained in the Admin Module)
*   Features:

*   Flexible Home Page configuration
*   The OFBiz Product Catalog drives many aspects, including the main
navigation bar, listing and detail pages
*   Fully functional Product Listing Page (PLP), with options for
sorting and integration with SOLR for faceted navigation
*   Complete Product Detail Page, with options for Ratings and Reviews
*   Site Search: using SOLR
*   Complete Customer Account Management features, register, login,
forgot password, address book, order status
*   Complete Check-Out process
*   sitemap.xml generator
*   email generation for each relevant trigger
*   Flexible and powerful Static Page solution for About-Us, Terms and
Conditions etc.

*BigFish Admin Module

*   The Admin Module exposes all the great back-end OFBiz functionality
that is applicable to our eCommerce store
*   Intended to be used by the business experts, without IT involvement
*   Features:

*   Manage your Product Catalog
*   Customer Management
*   Order Management
*   Manage home page content
*   Approve customer reviews
*   Manage specific Page content spots
*   Control how the faceted navigation will behave
*   Maintain Static Pages
*   Manage email templates and generation
*   and more

*   Coming Soon (scheduled into our dev team)

*   Guest Checkout
*   Single Page Checkout
*   Store Locator
*   Manage Promotions
*   Full multi support:

*   Language
*   Country Formatting (date, tel, address)
*   Currency 

*   Road Map

*   SEO User Friendly URL's
*   You Previously Viewed
*   Flexible import and export features
*   Home Page "carousel"
*   Multi-Catalog, Multi-Site
*   Site Search:

*   auto complete
*   spell-check
*   did you mean?
*   search non-catalog content
*   store Locator: click and collect

*   Enhanced Order Management
*   Enhanced Customer Management
*   Integrate with more OFBiz features:

*   Inventory
*   Back-Orders
*   Warehousing 
*   etc.


To participate, and for complete download / install instructions look at

http://www.salmonllc.com/website/downloads/bf_deploy.doc 



Best Regards,

 

Len Shein

Salmon LLC

www.salmonllc.com  

 

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Auto Approve Invoice flag in the product store.

2011-11-30 Thread Hans Bakker 

Anybody can help here?

we have a flag in the productstore called: Auto Approve Invoice.
This flag suggest that, when set the 'N' the invoice will stay in the 
'in process"


however,

In the setInvoicesToReadyFromShipment service the invoice amount is 
captured and the invoice is set to ready and this service is not looking 
at the Auto Approve Invoice flag.


Sure we can check the flag here, but when the invoice is modified later 
the invoice and capture are not the same..


anybody any advise?

Regards,
Hans

Re: Users - Deleting Products

2011-11-30 Thread baiping yang 
Thank you

2011/11/30 Jacques Le Roux 

> It's related to cascading, see
> http://markmail.org/message/**przxhvanqivy4lpq
> http://markmail.org/message/**yallmgdoosfcvowk
> http://markmail.org/message/**v5rul6pgxk5fwbmfnote
>  that I don't get what could be the pb here
>
> Jacques
>
> From: "barryofbiz" 
>
>> can you tell me detail about that it`s not implemented , for audi
>>
>> Jacques Le Roux wrote
>>
>>>
>>> Just to clarify why it's not implemented, one word : audit !
>>>
>>> Jacques
>>>  - Original Message -   From: Si Chen   To: OFBiz Users / Usage
>>> Discussion   Sent: Monday, May 15, 2006 6:03 PM
>>>  Subject: Re: [OFBiz] Users - Deleting Products
>>>
>>>
>>>  not implemented yet... go to [web tools] > [entity sql processor] and
>>> write a delete query
>>>
>>>  Mark wrote: Hi,
>>>
>>>how can I remove a product that I entered wrong? I want to entirely
>>> remove it from the system, not only from a store or catalog.
>>>I looked through all the Services, but could not find a
>>> "deleteProduct" nor a "removeProduct" Service...
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>
>>>MARK
>>>
>>> --**--**
>>> 
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>>>
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