Re: Apache OFBiz: Hardware requirement for production deployment

Hi Roongnapa, I think for your requirement even a standard PC hardware with 4 GB RAM should be enough. For high availability, it would depend on what level of HA you want to achieve. Two clustered server should be enough for basic HA. However, you may also need to plan for the network level

Re: Now Practice Application will also teach you, how to write ajax request using prototype library in OFBiz

+1, good idea Pranay! Jacques From: Pranay Pandey pranay.pan...@hotwaxmedia.com Its really a nice enhancement, Thanks guys! Now I think its the time it should be divided in to child pages mentioning different parts of the practice from beginner to advanced level. Kind Regards -- Pranay

Re: Beginner in ofbiz---pls help

Hi Ammu, You can find SFA under Marketing and can be accessed using http://localhost:8080/sfa/control/main with userlogin/password : ofbiz/admin Hope this will help. -- Thanks and Regards Sumit Pandit On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 1:09 PM, ammuatjul...@gmail.com ammuatjul...@gmail.com wrote: Hi,

Re: Hi

Welcome to the OFBiz world Kranti. Kranti Agrawal wrote: Regards, Kranti Agrawal Student, IIIT Bangalore krantiagrawal.blogspot.com

Re: Salmon LLC: OFBiz eCommerce Site Goes Live

Hi Nick, It is good work, nice analysis and feedback to community. Appreciating the efforts. You are heaving a great site. -- Thanks And Regards Sumit Pandit On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 8:08 PM, Nick Rosser nros...@salmonllc.com wrote: All, Just a note to let you know that we recently

Re: SMS gateway integration with OFBiz ?

Hello Anil, I have also done sms integration with an SMS service provider using HTTP request, you need to send request to the gateway with specific parameters provided by them and rest will be handled by the gateway. Thanks and Regards Santosh Malviya On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 7:54 PM, Jacques Le

Avoiding the Got a insecure (non-https) form POST warning when running non-secure between Apache and Tomcat

We use Apache web servers to communicate with our OFBiz servers using a combination of mod_jk and mod_proxy. For our mod_proxy configuration, we forward secure requests (https) from Apache to a non-secure port (8080) on Tomcat/OFBiz. Our application is an AJAX/Dojo application that posts normal

Re: Avoiding the Got a insecure (non-https) form POST warning when running non-secure between Apache and Tomcat

On 4/03/2010, at 10:50 AM, Brett Palmer wrote: We use Apache web servers to communicate with our OFBiz servers using a combination of mod_jk and mod_proxy. For our mod_proxy configuration, we forward secure requests (https) from Apache to a non-secure port (8080) on Tomcat/OFBiz. Hi

Re: Avoiding the Got a insecure (non-https) form POST warning when running non-secure between Apache and Tomcat

Scott, We don't really have a good reason for turning it off. Here were some of the reasons: - The initial thought was secure connections between web and application servers was not necessary as these are behind the firewall. - We also thought we might be improving performance by not encrypting

Re: Avoiding the Got a insecure (non-https) form POST warning when running non-secure between Apache and Tomcat

I don't have a recommendation as such, it was just a thought to get you to the quickest possible solution. The options as I see it are: 1. Switch back to using https 2. Submit patches so that these warnings/error aren't logged for every request, perhaps just at startup or perhaps have another

Re: Avoiding the Got a insecure (non-https) form POST warning when running non-secure between Apache and Tomcat

Scott Gray wrote: I don't have a recommendation as such, it was just a thought to get you to the quickest possible solution. The options as I see it are: 1. Switch back to using https 2. Submit patches so that these warnings/error aren't logged for every request, perhaps just at startup or

Re: Avoiding the Got a insecure (non-https) form POST warning when running non-secure between Apache and Tomcat

Also you might be interested by mod_proxy_ajp, a simple setting here http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OFBIZ/FAQ+-+Tips+-+Tricks+-+Cookbook+-+HowTo#FAQ-Tips-Tricks-Cookbook-HowTo-HTTPD Jacques From: Adrian Crum adri...@hlmksw.com Scott Gray wrote: I don't have a recommendation as

Re: Avoiding the Got a insecure (non-https) form POST warning when running non-secure between Apache and Tomcat

Thanks that was a helpful link. We are still trying to determine what performs better, mod_jk or mod_proxy. We thought we found some bottlenecks under heavy loads with mod_Jk but we never confirmed that. I'll update the group on our findings as we discover them. Brett On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at