Hi Skip,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
The intent is to provide something that is easy to use so you can steal some
code or documentation to help you with your next project when it doesnt fit
the Ofbiz model as well as you would like (which I expect is almost always)
or it's in an industry that i
Ok.
I have a setup on sourceforge for that.
might consider that.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] sent the following on 10/12/2007 10:33 PM:
> BJ
>
> This not a demo site. It is a developers site to collect Ofbiz addons and
> customizations that don't make it into the official Ofbiz release for one
> reason o
BJ
This not a demo site. It is a developers site to collect Ofbiz addons and
customizations that don't make it into the official Ofbiz release for one
reason or another. I know of two people now who cannot post to Jira because
of licensing issues. There are many other reasons. Maybe it's not "
not sure what you envision.
there should be only one official svn for Apache ofbiz.
and there are some others the provide demos along with their add-ons
If you have something to demo or just provide another demo site, that
may be helpful
[EMAIL PROTECTED] sent the following on 10/12/2007 4:46 PM:
Vijay
I have two hosted websites that I currently do not use one with almost 5
gigs on it (more if I clean out some old stuff) and another with 90gigs that
I was just about to drop. Bandwidth is not a problem at 250gigs a month on
the small one and 1000gigs on the larger and even when they were a
Chris Howe wrote:
As far as how you offer your contributions, feel free to do so any way you
wish. However, consider what your intention is in your contribution. The
manner you suggest benefits very few, and more specifically may not be
beneficial to the OFBiz community, for which you are sa
> Yes, this is true. Unless the software is explicitly contributed to
> OFBiz (most easily done through Jira) it can NOT go into the project.
> Ie if someone creates an add on component and drops it on
> SourceForge, and even licenses it under Apache 2.0, we can't touch
> and it is not lega
David and Chris
Thank you both for the clarifications on this issue. I think the
distinction between a moral obligation and a legal one is particularly
compelling as well as giving ALL work and SOME work back.
Thanks also for the JIRA method of offering contributions. That is exactly
what I'll
On Oct 12, 2007, at 12:26 PM, Chris Howe wrote:
As far as how you offer your contributions, feel free to do so any
way you wish. However, consider what your intention is in your
contribution. The manner you suggest benefits very few, and more
specifically may not be beneficial to the OFB
On Oct 12, 2007, at 10:12 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David
This is the second refence to the HPL in the last few days where
you have
expressed your unhappiness with it. I have read it through several
times
and can find nothing onerous in it (unlike the no commercial use
clauses in
so
On Oct 12, 2007, at 11:24 AM, Shi Jinghai wrote:
BTW, as OFBiz has been TLP of Apache, could you start to select
some sub
projects in OFBiz? Such as OFBiz CRM, OFBiz-CMS bridge, OFBiz-SSO and
etc.
I think it's time to plant some seeds in OFBiz garden and encourage
them
to grow, do you?
Skip
The moral obligation that you speak of brings up two additional problems with
HPL/GPL. One, the moral obligation becomes a legal obligation, and two, it's
not that you give _something back, but that you're obligated to give
_everything back (not specifically to that project, but to the ope
Chris
Nicely put. I had not considered the competitive advantage thing and you
are absolutely right. The project I am working on now will have a unique
website that I hope will give my customer that advantage you speak of and
giving away the source would not be reasonable even for money.
As far
Hi David,
I can understand your feeling, the more you love, the more severelly you
criticize (in Chinese, 爱之深, 责之切). And I agree with you.
> Not to say there is anything wrong or bad with what Open Source
> Strategies is doing (it's great to have their participation in
> OFBiz!), but just poi
This is only my view. I certainly support anyone's right to release their work
under whatever license they deem most beneficial to themselves and Open Source
Strategies has been very generous in giving back to the OFBiz community, this
is not a knock on them, simply the license. In regards to
I will share what little I know for past discussions
i am sure David will respond with his own.
if a person is working for a company they would have to share the code.
most companies consider it intellectual property they paid for and do
not want to share it.
so a project that is has a license that
Like me when I first came, I had a misconception about what things meant.
I believe you would be farther ahead by reading the wealth of
information in the document site. It was not available when I started.
for instance the service.xml is for runing services defined in other xml
files that relate
Hi all
I am a newbie to ofbiz. I understood that the services are specified
service.xml.
Is there any possibility to develop my own "java xml web services" and
deploy then om ofbiz tomcat server?.
Need : I want to make a web services layer in ofbiz project and expose the
ofbiz services (service
David
This is the second refence to the HPL in the last few days where you have
expressed your unhappiness with it. I have read it through several times
and can find nothing onerous in it (unlike the no commercial use clauses in
some).
While I find the Apache license ideal, I myself get rather a
Sorry !
sqlien wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I created an entity "MyPerson" like this:
> package-name="org.ofbiz.party.party"
> title="">
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> in my ftl i have an GenericValue MyPerson. i want to di
One more time this is Neogia specific. Please try to discern between topics.
Jacques
De : "sqlien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hi,
>
> I created an entity "MyPerson" like this:
> package-name="org.ofbiz.party.party"
> title="">
>
>
>
>
first you should not be using webtools.
There is a Jira for this issue.
of sending new login emails.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-1274?
Prateek sent the following on 10/11/2007 11:52 PM:
> Hello
>
>I am explaining in detail what i want to do and what i have done .
>
>
On Oct 9, 2007, at 5:02 PM, Si Chen wrote:
Hey everybody -
Just wanted to remind everybody on this list that we're still
looking for more developers with some familiarity with OFBiz. We
have paid positions for developers to work on both client projects
and the development of the opentap
One quick Note: Why you use Webtools for party management? AFAIK, party
manager is the right tool for you to manage such things. Webtool is low
level maintenance application for the administrators.
Thanks,
Raj
Prateek wrote:
Hello
I am explaining in detail what i want to do and what i
Hello,
I am explaining in detail what i want to do and what i have done .
I have restricted the user from login immediately after he/she gets
registered on a ecommerce website. This i have done by setting " Require
customer role = N " of that particular webstore.
This restricts use
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