Re: [Discussion] Browser Unresponsive when Loading Entity with Large Results

2018-12-14 Thread Taher Alkhateeb
before proposing the solution we need a diagnosis. What is the strain happening on the browser? On Fri, Dec 14, 2018 at 9:11 AM Devanshu Vyas wrote: > > Hello Guys, > > Recently, I came across a situation where an entity was taking too much of > a time(browser asked me to either wait or kill) whil

EmailServices.sendMail causes a NPE, when sendFrom is missing

2018-12-14 Thread Benjamin Jugl
Hello all, at the moment an NPE can be thrown by sending an Email (via the service "sendMail" without giving a value for "sendFrom". I provided a patch for this in OFBIZ-10706 . This simply alters the service configuration, so that sendFrom

Successor for elRTE

2018-12-14 Thread Benjamin Jugl
Hello all! The visual editor for Textareas that is used by Ofbiz is elRTE. This editor has been abandoned for quite some time, as you can see in OFBIZ-10093 . Since it is a factor in some security issues as well, I would really like to replac

Re: [Discussion] Browser Unresponsive when Loading Entity with Large Results

2018-12-14 Thread Devanshu Vyas
Hello Taher, The FTL is trying to render a list(select box) with a large number of options(around 250,000 in my case) which takes a lot of time and the browser usually asks to either kill the page or wait for it to load completely. Thanks & Regards, Devanshu Vyas. On Fri, Dec 14, 2018 at 2:18 P

Re: [Discussion] Browser Unresponsive when Loading Entity with Large Results

2018-12-14 Thread Devanshu Vyas
Hello Taher, The browser becomes unresponsive to a user in this case, as the browser is busy in preparing the large '*select*' DOM element(a drop-down with around 250,000 options). I found some points related to our discussion here

Re: EmailServices.sendMail causes a NPE, when sendFrom is missing

2018-12-14 Thread Scott Gray
Hi Benjamin, If I were to place a bet, I would say that the system used to provide a default email address and that code has disappeared for some reason. It might pay to look at the history of the service and try to determine why it changed or if it was always broken. FWIW I always try and look i