sqlien schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> does Ofbiz support the format pdf/a ?
FOP (which is used by OFBiz to generate PDFs) supports PDF/A, see
http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/trunk/pdfa.html
So it would need a small change in OFBiz to activate PDF/A
(best would be to do this via configuration)
--
Christ
Krzysztof Podejma schrieb:
> yes and no
> it is related to https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-1110,
> unfortunately I don't have time to finish this issue for now.
> you can generate font metrics by yourself and embed them in documents, by
> editing pdf templates.
Embedded fonts are just
Hi,
I have 'taxshipping' set to 'Y', which makes no difference. I can't see
this option referenced anywhere in ShoppingCart.java, which, I think, is
where will need to make the change by adjusting getTotalSalesTax()
Incidentaly, I had to adjust minicart.ftl to display
'getDisplayGrandTotal'
Hello
I plan to use OFBiz for an ecommerce application so I did install OFBiz and
did extensive tests. I'm impressed what can be done more or less out of the
box, but there is one point I didn't find a solution for.
The ecommerce shop shall be placed for customers in Switzerland. We have
differe
Don't think of a category as a category on your ecommerce site, think of a
category as a general way to group and organize products.
Just have a different set of categories for tax purposes than you do for
customer browsing purposes. And yeah, there are many other purposes as well.
-David
P
As you dig into this more you'll probably find lots of things like this where
people have changed and enhanced things and simply never contributed them back
to the project.
The VAT stuff is still waiting for a couple of projects being done by very
contribution minded users.
-David
Calum Mi
You can approach this from another direction. Create one product
category for each VAT rate you have, meaning create product category Id
VAT_01 (or even VAT_FOOD if it makes sense) and copy all your 7.6%
products into that category and adjust the tax authority settings to use
and apply the relevant
Hi
I want to integrate birt web viewer into ofbiz frameworkhowever on
examination i found that it has a completely different folder stucture.
Has anyone worked on it earlier?
Keen to receive suggestions.
Regards
I'm getting ready to deploy the Asset Maintenance component where I work and I
have a few questions
about its use.
1. In the Edit Equipment screen, there is a drop-down list for Equipment Class.
Where do I add classes?
2. In the Equipment Children screen, clicking on an equipment link doesn't
Adrian Crum wrote:
I'm getting ready to deploy the Asset Maintenance component where I
work and I have a few questions
about its use.
1. In the Edit Equipment screen, there is a drop-down list for
Equipment Class. Where do I add classes?
I don't think we have screen for this. One of the reas
Anil,
Thank you very much for your reply! My comments are inline.
Anil K Patel wrote:
Adrian Crum wrote:
I'm getting ready to deploy the Asset Maintenance component where I
work and I have a few questions
about its use.
1. In the Edit Equipment screen, there is a drop-down list for
Equipme
What does the Equipments->Calendar page do? Or what is it supposed to do?
I created a maintenance task for a piece of equipment, then went to the Calendar tab to see if the
maintenance task appeared. It didn't.
I went to the Work Effort component and found the maintenance work effort, but it d
The only thing I know is
http://www.opensourcestrategies.com/ofbiz/ofbiz-birt.pdf.
But it's only a how to use, not a contribution.
Jacques
De : "vijay Si" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi
>
> I want to integrate birt web viewer into ofbiz frameworkhowever on
> examination i found that it has a com
It appears that the (new) capture link on Billing Account | Invoices
does not work.
I have created Orders, with paymentMethod of EXT_BILLACT. The Order has
been packed and shipped. I see that the Customer Billing Account balance
has been properly decremented, and on the Invoices tab under Billin
I know that ofbiz comes bundled with Derby, and that ofbiz can be used with
most DB's that include a JDBC connector. Are there any tools for moving
data between different back ends? For example, how would one move an
existing DB from Derby to MySQL or PostgreSQL?
Webtools->XML Import/Export
Kenneth Porter wrote:
I know that ofbiz comes bundled with Derby, and that ofbiz can be used
with most DB's that include a JDBC connector. Are there any tools for
moving data between different back ends? For example, how would one move
an existing DB from Derby to
Adrian Crum wrote:
Webtools->XML Import/Export
Kenneth Porter wrote:
I know that ofbiz comes bundled with Derby, and that ofbiz can be used
with most DB's that include a JDBC connector. Are there any tools for
moving data between different back ends? For example, how would one
move an exist
Walter Vaughan wrote:
Adrian Crum wrote:
Webtools->XML Import/Export
Kenneth Porter wrote:
I know that ofbiz comes bundled with Derby, and that ofbiz can be
used with most DB's that include a JDBC connector. Are there any
tools for moving data between different back ends? For example, how
> Be aware that mySQL will sometimes forget to do the right thing, and that
> PostgreSQL is the reference database AFAICT, so draw your own conclusions if
> its a tossup for you.
Actually, PostgreSQL is "the reference database" only where OFBiz is concerned. OFBiz seems to
have been developed an
I'm finding that purchasing requirements are generated if the
requirementMethodEnumId (in Product Store) is set to "Automatic for
every sales order", but no requirements are created when set to evaluate
ATP levels. Has anyone else found this? Any ideas how to fix this function?
Evaluating afte
--On Thursday, September 06, 2007 9:45 AM +0800 Jonathon -- Improov
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Actually, PostgreSQL is "the reference database" only where OFBiz is
concerned. OFBiz seems to have been developed and tested mostly with
PostgreSQL, and hardly with other RDBMSs. If you're using anyt
Kenneth Porter wrote:
>
> I've used MySQL in the past (deploying on CentOS5) but PostgreSQL's
> reputation has me leaning that way. I just have to learn how to set it
> up, and how to set up an admin app similar to phpMyAdmin.
>
Try phpPgAdmin
http://phppgadmin.sourceforge.net/
-Mike
De : "Kenneth Porter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> --On Thursday, September 06, 2007 9:45 AM +0800 Jonathon -- Improov
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Actually, PostgreSQL is "the reference database" only where OFBiz is
> > concerned. OFBiz seems to have been developed and tested mostly with
> > Pos
Hi Dave,
you have to manually create a payment and associate ('apply') it to the
billing account; after this is done you'll see the newly created payment
under the billing account->payments tab and the "capture" link will work.
Jacopo
Dave Tenerowicz wrote:
It appears that the (new) capture
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