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Skip Dever updated OFBIZ-1362:
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Attachment: ratecheck.patch
This patch adds some comments to shipping.properties to show how to use it and
a few lines of code to ShippingEvents.java to implement it.
> property file addition to inhibit shipping estimate rate checks globally or
> for selected carriers
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> Key: OFBIZ-1362
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-1362
> Project: OFBiz
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: order
> Reporter: Skip Dever
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: ratecheck.patch
>
>
> I would like to submit a small change to inhibit usps, dhl and ups external
> shipping rate checks.
> This is useful for testing because if you don't have an external internet
> connection, you get lots of exceptions that clutter the log and slow things
> down.
> Also, in my current installation, I have two ofbiz machines, one exposed to
> the internet for external use, and one on an internal network with no
> internet access.
> This internal machine is generating lots of exception that although not real
> errors, make it difficult to check for real ones.
> The solution is simple, a property in shipment.properties:
> shipment.doratecheck=false
> and
> shipment.doratecheck.<servicename>=false
> The second properties allows fine grained control over which rate checks are
> attempted. So, when you first get started, you can disable them, then enable
> them as you get accounts.
> This would affect no existing installations as you have to add the property
> to have rate estimates inhibited.
> I know that it is possible to not supply the "serviceName" in the shipping
> method, but this way makes it easy too to turn it off and on when you have
> set up accounts with the various carriers without having to reload your seed
> data.
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