Chris,
Framework independence has been a goal for quite a while. There is no
disagreement that the framework should run on its own. The disagreements arise
in what constitutes the framework.
Let's assume for a moment that framework independence means running the
components in the framework fol
I'm back to the process of working out how to get a standalone framework
running based on trunk, but I have found that the dependencies have got
out of hand (if I've understood the code right):
Framework depends on Themes
Themes depends on Content
Content depends on Party
The questions I'm st
+1 for this change, as defining a view entity in xml is static one its not
dynamic creation at run time.
Rishi Solanki
Enterprise Software Developer
HotWax Media Pvt. Ltd.
On Sat, Feb 6, 2010 at 4:16 AM, Christopher Snow <
sno...@snowconsulting.co.uk> wrote:
> In the party component, there is a
Hello Mike,
In process of capture payment, OFBiz create accounting transaction
entries. If you really want to process capture payment you need to
comment out secas_ledger.xml and secas_olap.xml files in accounting
component so that user can process capture payment without accounting
entries.
Sorry David:
I believe you are correct in that I misunderstood the question. What I
should have said to you is: I have tried adding roles and roletypes to
products, categories and catalogs in both the trunk and version 9.04 and
it does not work or is broken. I don't know which since I'm not 10
I've always thought the perl Mason site was pretty good. Simple, clean,
easy to find stuff. A little intro on the front page, and well
organized, easy to find links to the various areas.
http://www.masonhq.com/
On Fri, 2010-02-05 at 18:21 -0700, Tim Ruppert wrote:
> Well - I think what we went
Hi Matt:
Obviously, I don't have a life... ;-)
Matt Warnock wrote:
On Fri, 2010-02-05 at 17:12 -0500, Ruth Hoffman wrote:
Hi Matt:
Thanks for your input. I'm always open to rebuke.
Wasn't intended as rebuke, just (hopefully) helpful observation. We all
can use those, I think.
I t
On Fri, 2010-02-05 at 17:12 -0500, Ruth Hoffman wrote:
> Hi Matt:
> Thanks for your input. I'm always open to rebuke.
Wasn't intended as rebuke, just (hopefully) helpful observation. We all
can use those, I think.
> I take issue with one thing you said: "The primary business is always
> develop
Hi David:
I tried your solution. It causes errors in the trunk and in version
9.04. Since it is not documented anywhere how to do this, its pretty
hard to report it as an error or a bug.
Regards,
Ruth
David E Jones wrote:
I think Deedra is talking about product administration and not about a
Well - I think what we went thru was the difference between targeting the trunk
and targeting the release branch - and we do still differ there in a big way -
so that's not what I want to talk about. What I'm looking for are actual
examples and thought put in to _how_ I can help design and brin
Hi Chris,
The purpose of the common-ext component is to have all files with affect
most applications and it has the setup webapplication to initially setup
an ofbiz system.
regards
Hans
On Fri, 2010-02-05 at 23:13 +, Christopher Snow wrote:
> what is the purpose of the commonext component?
>
Hi Parick,
The current store has a relation to the current website which is set in
the file web.xml in he current webapplication.
(specialpurpose/ecommerce/webapp/ecommerce/WEB-INF/web.xml)
Website is maintained in the content application and productstore is
maintained in the catalog application.
I think Deedra is talking about product administration and not about access to
products in the ecommerce store.
There is actually some functionality to give more limited permissions to
certain users. Instead of giving a user the full create, update and delete
permissions for the catalog manage
On Feb 5, 2010, at 4:12 PM, Ruth Hoffman wrote:
> Hi Matt:
> Thanks for your input. I'm always open to rebuke.
>
> I take issue with one thing you said: "The primary business is always
> developing the system". IMO, "developing the system" does not always mean
> adding code to the project at t
Yes they do ... :)
Cheers,
Ruppert
On Feb 5, 2010, at 5:18 PM, David E Jones wrote:
>
> Plenty of PMC members, committers, and contributors still manage to do just
> that...
>
> -David
>
>
> On Feb 5, 2010, at 1:31 PM, Tim Ruppert wrote:
>
>> You're definitely right about that :)
>>
>> Ch
Hi DeedraF:
I think this has been answer before on this list not too long ago.
Out-of-the-box, you can't do this with any existing OFBiz applications.
Basically, the best you can do is limit access to certain users
(belonging to security groups) by store.
To regulate access to specific produc
On Feb 5, 2010, at 3:24 PM, Jacques Le Roux wrote:
> One feeling I have though, PHBs are often pushing this way, note that I did
> not say that you are a PHB :p
> Actually, I agree with you about "our" lack of interest for end user. I think
> this is due to the nature of OFBiz itself...
I won'
On Feb 5, 2010, at 3:03 PM, Adrian Crum wrote:
> --- On Fri, 2/5/10, Ruth Hoffman wrote:
>> There is so much more to making software
>> successful than anything clever "foxes" will ever have time
>> to consider.
>
> You make it sound as though you have some special insight no one else has. If
On Feb 5, 2010, at 1:13 PM, Ruth Hoffman wrote:
> I'd also like to have a seat on the project's oversight group. I don't
> understand how a project of this magnitude can continue to grow and prosper
> without business oriented people helping to guide it. The oversight group
> (whoever they hap
Plenty of PMC members, committers, and contributors still manage to do just
that...
-David
On Feb 5, 2010, at 1:31 PM, Tim Ruppert wrote:
> You're definitely right about that :)
>
> Cheers,
> Ruppert
>
> On Feb 5, 2010, at 12:13 PM, Ruth Hoffman wrote:
>
>> Actually, I take that back. If I
I am very new to OFBiz. My dev team is working through the technical details
and I am trying to handle the more 'front end' setup activities. Not
finding very many 'exact steps' or documentation to use as a guide, I
thought perhaps someone reading this post could help out??
I have created a sto
what is the purpose of the commonext component?
many thanks in advance,
chris
--- On Fri, 2/5/10, Ruth Hoffman wrote:
> I say if you are a committer, then you
> need to take full responsibility for the project and not
> just those things you find "interesting" or "exciting".
Here again you are misunderstanding open source software. OFBiz is a community
of volunteers. Who
In the party component, there is a view dependent on the accounting
component:
entity-name="PartyAcctgPreference"/>
Should this view be relocated to the accounting component?
Many thanks in advance...
Perhaps this functionality would be best situated in the eclipse ofbiz
ide tool that is currently being developed?
Christopher Snow wrote:
On a similar vein to style checking, a great tool to include as part
of the framework build process would be dependency checking / reporting.
This tool co
That was exactly my thinking Matt. The current nightly build page is
more likely to scare newbies away IMHO. Your idea below would be much
more helpful to new users.
Matt Warnock wrote:
Speaking as a newbie, I have downloaded nightly builds, but never
anything other than the most recent one
Speaking as a newbie, I have downloaded nightly builds, but never
anything other than the most recent one. I would think that an
explanation of the differences between 4.0, 9.4, and trunk, together
with notes on how to keep current in each, would be good info for the
front page. A link to a separ
On a similar vein to style checking, a great tool to include as part of
the framework build process would be dependency checking / reporting.
This tool could help alert to incorrect dependencies (such as entity
engine depending on service engine).
Any thoughts?
Cheers,
Chris
Hi Matt:
Thanks for your input. I'm always open to rebuke.
I take issue with one thing you said: "The primary business is always
developing the system". IMO, "developing the system" does not always
mean adding code to the project at the expense of some very basic
business related tasks. Commit
Adrian Crum wrote:
--- On Fri, 2/5/10, Ruth Hoffman wrote:
I'd also like to have a seat on the project's oversight
group.
Apache OFBiz is based on meritocracy - there is no oversight group. We are all peers and volunteers.
http://www.apache.org/foundation/how-it-works.html#meri
ok.. here's my two cents... OfBiz is too complicated for the noobs. Ofbiz is
an extremely powerful framework. But with power comes responsibility. You
should be expected to spend 200-400 hours in understanding ofBiz., Anyone
who has dealt with commercial ERP (some of my "favorite" vendors come to
m
I have my own store but the default is still the demo store with the
enchiladas. I set "Is Demo Store" to N for the defaults, and my own
to "Y" , but https://localhost:8443/ecommerce/control/main is still
the demo... Such a noob question I know, but thanks. Patrick
Are nightly builds actually used?
Anyone who already does ofbiz development would want to use svn?
Anyone new to ofbiz would only want ofbiz-rel9.04-current.zip or
ofbiz-trunk-current.zip?
Just curious...
Tim Ruppert wrote:
Ruth, I'm sure there's some good that could come out of your messa
My understanding is that the whole site has just changed hosting. A few
broken links are to be expected. Doesn't mean no one is minding the
store-- there is a lot to be done and a few things may be discovered as
we go along.
The primary business is always developing the system-- the website th
Ruth,
I think it's because we have this opportunity while moving from Contegix to the
ASF support: we will not use the same infrastrucure,
ie new tools, scripts, locations, etc.
But unfortunately (damned ISP I should say) as I said I'm currently not in a
position too help much, Hans and Tim are
--- On Fri, 2/5/10, Ruth Hoffman wrote:
> I'd also like to have a seat on the project's oversight
> group.
Apache OFBiz is based on meritocracy - there is no oversight group. We are all
peers and volunteers.
http://www.apache.org/foundation/how-it-works.html#meritocracy
> I don't understand ho
Hi Tim:
I'm a little surprised. I thought we went through this a while back
(maybe a few months ago) and the answer was: "the site is targeted at
project committers". I left that discussion with the impression that was
the last word. Are you saying that you might be open to discussing this
aga
Hi Tim:
It is so much easier to "wing my salvos" from over here!
Regards,
Ruth
Tim Ruppert wrote:
You're definitely right about that :)
Cheers,
Ruppert
On Feb 5, 2010, at 12:13 PM, Ruth Hoffman wrote:
Actually, I take that back. If I'm part of the committer's group, I won't be able to
"
Hi Jacques:
Can't ask for much more.
Regards,
Ruth
Jacques Le Roux wrote:
Ruth,
For the moment with my broken connection and my rescue solution I
can't help much, but when it will be fixed I will have a look at
the situation at the moment
Jacques
From: "Ruth Hoffman"
Hi Jacques:
That woul
Ruth,
For the moment with my broken connection and my rescue solution I can't help
much, but when it will be fixed I will have a look at
the situation at the moment
Jacques
From: "Ruth Hoffman"
Hi Jacques:
That would be really nice, but I'm not even at that stage yet.
My problem is with the
Thanks for the feedback. I'm going to think on it this weekend and will try
and come up with some ideas of how this could work better. If you could show
me some sites that you do like, that would be a big help - then I can see how
to get that working in our world.
Cheers,
Ruppert
On Feb 5, 2
You're definitely right about that :)
Cheers,
Ruppert
On Feb 5, 2010, at 12:13 PM, Ruth Hoffman wrote:
> Actually, I take that back. If I'm part of the committer's group, I won't be
> able to "whine" and "troll" from the comfort of my desktop anymore.
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Hi Tim:
Since you asked:
I'd like to have a download site where any user, especially a new user,
could visit, feel comfortable about the project (and life in general),
and then proceed about the business of downloading code. Easy, simple
and painless. Yes, the nightly builds are a HUGE step in
Thanks - again that was super helpful.
I took the time to lay it out like a towel what was there, what looks to be
broken when we migrated to the ASF infra and no you wont' go thru it? There
are some obvious spots for you to say something or point to projects you like,
but you just continue
Hi Jacques:
That would be really nice, but I'm not even at that stage yet.
My problem is with the download web page. There has been a major
regression here and no one has said a word (until me, right now) about
it. That leads me to say: "Who is minding the store?". This is the
second or third
That can be done in the stylesheet. Take a look at how icons are used in
existing style sheets.
-Adrian
Olivier Tremblay wrote:
Hi all!
Would it be possible, or is it already possible to assign icons to OFBiz apps?
I want to use icons as a way to guide my users throughout the application by
Some ASF projects are very sucessful yet with strong competition, for instance
ServiceMix vs Mule, Geronimo, vs..., etc.
We may mimic some of the ways they are doing things. For instance, some time ago Chris Snow asked for a better SEO, I'm not quite
sure but I think it'a about exporting the wik
Hi Tim:
I've been through this already. Several times over.
All I can say at this point is, no one is minding the store. I just
don't get it: You guys spend hours agonizing over how and where to put
spaces in Java files, yet you can't see the most obvious flaws in how
OFBiz does business.
Oh
My question is in regards to anonymous purchases on the eCommerce store (i.e.,
checkout without login).
Regardless, it doesn't seem like one should need to change a user's security
permissions to perform authorization+capture during checkout. Furthermore,
giving ACCTG_ATX_CREATE or ACCTG_ATX_
Hi all!
Would it be possible, or is it already possible to assign icons to OFBiz apps?
I want to use icons as a way to guide my users throughout the application by
using familiar icons for common tasks, and it would be simpler on my standpoint
to be able to assign images to apps.
If I have to
HI Adrian:
Welcome to my world.
Ruth
Adrian Crum wrote:
If there is a problem with the OFBiz site, it would be helpful to know
what it is. Remarks like this are not helpful.
-Adrian
Ruth Hoffman wrote:
This was meant as a sarcastic, "I can't believe this kind of thing
keeps falling through t
Ruth, I'm sure there's some good that could come out of your message - so
against my general nature of responding to this type of attitude, I'm going to
try and help you phrase this in a way that will help us help infra to try to
meet what you're looking for. Here's what I see when I go to the
For me Simply 2 ways to handle this.
1) Client side validation "onblur" javascript event.(this won't work in
non-javascript)
2) Server side validation for this while submitting the page.
I prefer to implement two solutions. if one fails(user desables js) second
one will back up.
Any better ideas
please submit a patch.
Jacopo
On Feb 5, 2010, at 6:10 PM, Ruth Hoffman wrote:
> This was meant as a sarcastic, "I can't believe this kind of thing keeps
> falling through the cracks", kind of remark. No wonder new users shy away. I
> mean, no wonder new users run as fast as their browsers will
If there is a problem with the OFBiz site, it would be helpful to know
what it is. Remarks like this are not helpful.
-Adrian
Ruth Hoffman wrote:
This was meant as a sarcastic, "I can't believe this kind of thing keeps
falling through the cracks", kind of remark. No wonder new users shy
away.
This was meant as a sarcastic, "I can't believe this kind of thing keeps
falling through the cracks", kind of remark. No wonder new users shy
away. I mean, no wonder new users run as fast as their browsers will
take them to OpenBravo, OpenERP, Magento...
Regards,
Ruth
-
Hi I am running Ofbiz 9.04, and a user presented a strange problem. They can
say they can enter non-whole numbers of any product in the cart. I.e. 1.2
widgets. It will let them check out and prorate the price and everything. Is
there a way to prevent this, or maybe is this a bug? I didn't see an
Hi all -
I've been on the demo management site and I don't see any way of printing
customer AR statements. Is this possible?
TIA
Rick
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I've only found
/ofbiz/framework/common/script/org/ofbiz/common/GroovyServiceTest.groovy
Is this the only one? Out of interest, why aren't more services written
in groovy? It is much more concise than minilang. The only thing that
it misses in the code completion.
Cheers,
Chris
Christo
Are there any example services written in groovy that someone could
point me to?
Many thanks,
Chris
Created jira issue, https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-3443, patch
attached.
Abdullah
On Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 4:12 PM, Abdullah Shaikh wrote:
> I just took the latest code, did a clean-all, I am getting the below error
> on Catalog and then clicking on any Category link under Browse Cat
I just took the latest code, did a clean-all, I am getting the below error
on Catalog and then clicking on any Category link under Browse Categories.
Error :
org.ofbiz.widget.screen.ScreenRenderException: Error rendering screen
[component://product/widget/catalog/CategoryScreens.xml#EditCategory]
Hi,
I have created a Jira issue https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-3442 with a patch intented to replace popup lookups by
layered lokoups, ie lookups Ajaxified, like was the calendar about one year ago.
A special thanks to Sascha Rodekamp for his continued good work on this
Please te
Hi Matt,
my suggestion is to implement formulas and recipes as bill of materials in
OFBiz.
Kind regards,
Jacopo
On Feb 4, 2010, at 8:41 PM, Matt Warnock wrote:
> Anyone tried tracking formulas or recipes or similar processes
> (ingredients, change tracking, etc) in OFBiz? Any suggestions?
>
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