I want to build a learning management system on top of ofbiz. It envolves
setting up courses, classes, reports, slides, automations etc...
Has anyone build something like that.
Knowning the data model of ofbiz I have few thoughts :
1) Consider courses as products
2) Student buy course which
Hi Deepak,
All the setup you describe looks good to me and should be doable as per
your needs. Some quick notes on it;
- Yes you can consider the classes as tasks, as you are considering courses
as product. So for delivering a product say course you may need to conduct
several classes. For the
Hi Deepak,
It could be achieved in several ways, consider following model where -
Course = PRODUCT (productTypeId=MARKETING_PKG or MARKETING_PKG_PICK); for
example (productIds = GZ-BASKET/GZ-BASKET-PICK) Where BASKET is packaged
product.
Classes(represented by Product) will associate with
All,
(reposting as I needed to subscribe using our new domain)
I'm pleased to announce that the latest BigFish implementation is now live.
Check out www.1800athlete.com
This is a great looking site and the creation of it is more interesting:
* a long time client of ours originally engaged
Congratulations! Awesome!
On 5/7/2013 10:13 AM, Nick Rosser wrote:
All,
(reposting as I needed to subscribe using our new domain)
I'm pleased to announce that the latest BigFish implementation is now live.
Check out www.1800athlete.com
This is a great looking site and the creation
What is bigfish?
On 5/7/2013 10:13 AM, Nick Rosser wrote:
All,
(reposting as I needed to subscribe using our new domain)
I'm pleased to announce that the latest BigFish implementation is now live.
Check out www.1800athlete.com
This is a great looking site and the creation of it is
How long does it take to build such a website? Could you give a comparison
between bigfish and something like yahoo merchant or spotify with respect to
time to market and price? I have been falling in and out of love with ofbiz
because it seems that I cannot get real productive while I am
I have been using ofbiz versions below 9.x for 5+ years. I am in the
process of updating to 12.04.
I downloaded the zip file, made a few critical modifications and ran ant
I am getting over a hundred errors related to com.sun.star.io
For example:
package com.sun.star.io does not exist
import
David,
In a nutshell it's an extension of OFBiz -- a fully functional eCommerce
solution.
Check out more details at http://bigfish.solveda.com
In particular, look at the demo instances.
Fashion House eCommerce:
http://bigfish.solveda.com:8082/online/shop/main
Fashion House Admin
After some looking I see a directory called lib/uno which has a readme file
which points me to an OPTIONAL_LIBRARIES file which gives a list of
libraries with a reference to old Undersun SVN server to get them.
Can anyone tell me where to get these libraries?
Skip
Hi Nick,
Impressive!
Is the advantage of BigFish over OFBiz - trunk primarily, or even
only, with regard to ecommerce? If not, can you point to a document
that describes the differences between the two? (Some of those I am
interested in serving are not involved in ecommerce, as it is rather
Ted,
Lots of questions :-) Thanks for the interest ... I'll try to answer
them as best I can:
Is the advantage of BigFish over OFBiz - trunk primarily, or even
only, with regard to ecommerce?
NICK: BigFish is an extension of OFBiz. We re-use trunk code, the entity model, and the great
Ted,
Nick has answered most of your questions I will answer your last question
concerning SVN.
Ted: Finally, I saw, on your page for getting BigFish, instructions that
involve downloading an installation program. Do you also have it
acessable via subversion, or other version control system?
On Tue, May 7, 2013 at 2:44 PM, Nick Rosser nros...@solveda.com wrote:
Ted,
Lots of questions :-) Thanks for the interest ... I'll try to answer them as
best I can:
One last
question I would ask about multisite BigFish is in fact related to
what I need to do to set up a multisite
Thanks Len. That is just a few days away, so I'll give it a try then.
I'd built OFbiz frm trunk on Ubuntu 12.04 using OpenJDK 7. Can I
assume your derivative will also compile using OpenJDK7?
Thanks
Ted
I should have begun my last response with a big THANK YOU. Please
forgive my momentary lapse in manners. I appreciate your reply, and
the time taken to write it.
Thanks
Ted
Yes I would assume so, all BigFish code is an 'extension' of the Ofbiz frm
trunk.
Len
-Original Message-
From: Ted Byers [mailto:r.ted.by...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2013 3:32 PM
To: user@ofbiz.apache.org
Subject: Re: OFBiz / BigFish site goes live -- www.1800athlete.com
Ted,
You're welcome. Let me mull over your electronic text / Wordpress query ...
Best Regards,
*Nick Rosser*
nros...@solveda.com
Tel: 1.516.742.7888 x221
Cell: 1.516.901.1720
www.solveda.com
On 5/7/2013 3:36 PM, Ted Byers wrote:
I should have begun my last response with a big THANK YOU.
Hello Everyone,
I am a newbie to Ofbiz. I am having 4 yrs of exp in Java Technology and
MySQL database.
Recently I have been assigned a task by the company to develop ERP using
Ofbiz. I had installed and developed a demoapp ofbiz component successfully
and also configured Ofbiz installation with
Skip,
Welcome back! It might help if you could specify the environment -
specifically the OS and JDK manufacturer.
No one has reported the problems you describe, so it might be a version
or configuration problem.
-Adrian
On 5/7/2013 6:23 PM, Skip wrote:
I have been using ofbiz versions
Hi Ted,
My 2 cents, I have setup Bigfish 1.10 on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS with OpenJdk
7; with Apache 2 in front as a proxy to Tomcat; Works great; Happy to
help, if you bump into any issues; Nick Team, Keep up the good work
and thanks for the contribution; Looking forward to 1.11; and code
being
Adrian
Thanks for the reply. This is version 12.04. I have modified several files
to support some additional stuff. After some messing around, I discovered
that I needed the libraries in content\lib\uno which has the openoffice
stuff as well as the jasperreports stuff in framework.
I
Hi Arpit,
If you use just the framework part of OFBiz, you can create pretty much any
web application. You can think of the framework as another web application
framework, something like Spring, Struts and so on. For example, Atlassian's
Jira product is not in any way an ERP system, but uses the
Extending it is a far better option and must work for you, I believe. But
if for some reason that doesn't happen, you might wanna try moqui instead
of cleaning all the stuff from OFBiz.
http://www.moqui.org/
On Wed, 08 May 2013 06:54:36 +0530, Paul Foxworthy p...@cohsoft.com.au
wrote:
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