You can try running ./ant.bat from OFBiz home folder. This will make
sure you are running internal ant. I am not sure about Windows but on
Linux systems, running 'ant clean-all' will run the command from system
PATH. I generally use ./ant target to use the internal ant command.
Raj
On
I like this idea and I have been working for a while for the front end
e-commerce sites. We have been using custom themes based on Bootstrap
and backbone.js and AngularJS. You can see this in action at
http://www.thecharmworks.com/.
For the back office application, I would like to see all
How about defining a test sql statement in entityegine.xml which could
be specific to DBMS. For example 'select * from dual in oracle and
MySQL, Select 1 in PostgreSQL. Idea is to use the DBMS specific SQL
and make it configurable in the entityengine.xml so that it can be
configured while
There is a SocialAuth project (http://code.google.com/p/socialauth/)
which provides oAuth and OpenId based authentication using oAuth
providers such as Google, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Yahoo etc. We
used it for one of our client project.
Thanks,
Raj
On Friday 20 April 2012 09:09 AM, Sam
We resolved per theme web app problem by moving the them header/footer
to CMS. In multi-tenant e-commerce applications it is possible to have
100's of themes and it is not possible to create web application for
each theme. What is needed is create different header/footer content for
each theme
BTW, how to you checkout OFBiz or download the source if there is no
Internet connection. I know we can build with Maven without Internect
connection once you have downloaded the dependencies when you build
first time. Also, OFBiz similar to other should have a different binary
release and
:46 PM, Jacques Le Roux wrote:
Hi Raj,
From: Rajbir Saini rajbsa...@yahoo.com
BTW, how to you checkout OFBiz or download the source if there is no
Internet connection. I know we can build with Maven without
Internect connection once you have downloaded the dependencies when
you build first time
I agree with you Jacopo regarding bundling the jars in release. But
source code is not release. Apache projects using Maven do not keep jars
in the repository but they do bundle the jars in release.
Thanks,
Raj
On Thursday 12 April 2012 07:38 PM, Jacopo Cappellato wrote:
Well, I think it
I agree with David. It makes more sense to make them part of the
Accounting application instead of separate application. Moving them to
extra is not good idea as they are integral part of Accounting/Financial
as mentioned by Pierre.
Thanks,
Raj
On Sunday 08 April 2012 04:53 AM, David E
