Re: Any SOAP success stories?

hi, We made a XML-RPC call from ESB- java to ofbiz export service (webservices). It is perfectly running. thanks & regards prasath. r On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 11:44 PM, Jacques Le Roux < jacques.le.r...@les7arts.com> wrote: > It works, some prefer XML-RPC because it's simpler (no confusing > spe

Re: ofbiz on mobile & embedded devices

well that sounds interesting, Skip!! initially I tried to do it but didn't have that kind of patience and gave up on 3rd day :) it will be great if you can share specifics on reducing size, if you have documented it. because hit-n-trial approach will definitely more than month for me. regards, To

Re: Any SOAP success stories?

It works, some prefer XML-RPC because it's simpler (no confusing specifications) OTTOMH I remember https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-4245 You should have a look at https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?mode=hide&requestId=12315880 Most are unrelated to your questio

Re: Any SOAP success stories?

I'd recommend doing more research on SOAP and XML-RPC. They are VERY different specifications. If you're using SOAP in many cases it is just a very heavy and expensive wrapper around an XML payload that represents the actual data to be transferred. Those XML payloads are generally defined with

Re: Any SOAP success stories?

not much help as far as SOAP. been using both QB and quicken home and business with ofbiz for years. here is the doc for Quickbooks if you want to integrate directly into ofbiz. http://developer.intuit.com/qbsdk-current/doc/pdf/qbwc_proguide.pdf why not integrate Salesforce.com into ofbiz SFA? ==

Re: Automated Order Fulfillment integration via mail-exchange - any experience out there?

this is still doable as long as the the code the MCA calls works across the tenants and each tenant has a different to address for each tenant. this is custom code, because of looking for a To address then lookiong for contactmechics, you can use the original code and modify it. since this is a sy

Any SOAP success stories?

Greetings - I've been trying off and on to expose SOAP web services in OFBiz. I mean "normal" SOAP, not services that can only return a map. I know that this is supposedly possible now, but I just haven't had much luck. I was wondering if anybody out there has got this to work. Specifically, I want

RE: ofbiz on mobile & embedded devices

You dont have to "write it from scratch", only the UI which is fairly simple. I wrote a POJ (Plain old Java) POS application some years ago that ran on a desktop without a browser. It had three possible interfaces to the database. The first one where a copy of the db ran on the desktop machine a

RE: ofbiz on mobile & embedded devices

Also, no matter what you do with ofbiz, you need a connection to a database. It that database lies on the mobile device, it needs to be synced with your backend which is unreliable at best. Also, the database will get large over time and probably will not fit to begin with. If the database lies o

RE: ofbiz on mobile & embedded devices

You can take a LOT of ofbiz code out, but not the framework. I wrote an ofbiz based application and reduced the footprint by 2 thirds. But, I had to take bits and pieces out of the applications to use in my new application. Took about a month as I recall. Would be nice to have each of the applic

Re: Automated Order Fulfillment integration via mail-exchange - any experience out there?

No ideas sorry, I guess it's not handled yet Jacques Carsten Schinzer wrote: Hi both, thanks for the hints. I am receiving mails now. Is there anything special to be said about shared OFBiz system, viz, Tenant-based mail distribution ? I see mails being registered as CommunicationEvents with

Re: Unable to view content of party by admin account

Jacques Le Roux wrote: > > How were you able to add a content to the party without errors (please > give us an use case) ? > Because there is already a Jira issue opens for this > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-2010 > > Jacques > > From: "Vu Hong Thuan" >> I've

Re: Automated Order Fulfillment integration via mail-exchange - any experience out there?

Hi both, thanks for the hints. I am receiving mails now. Is there anything special to be said about shared OFBiz system, viz, Tenant-based mail distribution ? I see mails being registered as CommunicationEvents with the common database, but not with the tenant's. I though maybe there is a quick

Re: ofbiz on mobile & embedded devices

you can run complete ofbiz POS on a 7 or 10 in tablets running Linux. Not sure if Droid supports java SDK. I use these but they are connected via wifi or 3G. if you want to use Droid OS then you will probably have port Open JDK to the droid. All this is beyond this maillng list, I think. then you

Re: ofbiz on mobile & embedded devices

Thanks Erwan, Jacques, Adrian, Freeman for the info and suggestions that you guys shared. I guess thats quite a lot of insights that I got here and now suppose this will give us some food for thought and see on how to approach on our requirements. thanks again and regards, Tony Marcus On Thu, Jun

Re: ofbiz on mobile & embedded devices

Le 23/06/2011 10:52, tony marcus a écrit : Jacques, I had a look into source-code of the hand-held facility but didn't get much of idea. May be its my rookie approach, but is there some kind of doc. that can help me out on this? regards, Tony Marcus Hi Tony, hhfacility is more a specific weba

Re: ofbiz on mobile & embedded devices

I think you should go this way. Using OFBiz POS embedded in a mobile seems impossible nowadays. You may reuse some part of the POS code, not sure... Also the hhfacility is a simple webapp, so not what you are looking for. Jacques From: "tony marcus" Well Jacques, this is one our plan-Bs to h

Re: ofbiz on mobile & embedded devices

I don't think so, it depends really on OFBiz framework and applications Jacques From: "Deepak Singhal" Hi Jacques, Can we segregate only POS application from whole Ofbiz code, so the overall size is reduced !! Regards Deepak

Re: ofbiz on mobile & embedded devices

Well Jacques, this is one our plan-Bs to have a mobile-client built from ground-up around jPOS (since its distribution jar size is also very small i.e. ~700KB, though not sure again if it supports mobile devices) in case ofbiz thing doesn't work for us. Please suggest!! regards, Tony Marcus On Th

Re: ofbiz on mobile & embedded devices

Hi Jacques, Can we segregate only POS application from whole Ofbiz code, so the overall size is reduced !! Regards Deepak

Re: ofbiz on mobile & embedded devices

Jacques, I had a look into source-code of the hand-held facility but didn't get much of idea. May be its my rookie approach, but is there some kind of doc. that can help me out on this? regards, Tony Marcus On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 7:44 PM, Jacques Le Roux wrote: > There was a 1st attempt some ye

Re: ofbiz on mobile & embedded devices

The POS is built to work in such situation. But it's really built around JavaPOS and I don't know if you can adapt it to this use case. Because of course it needs a DB (hence a hard disk) and at the very least 256 MB of RAM (not sure 256 will even be sufficient) Jacques From: "tony marcus" I