Re: Ofbiz JCR/Jackrabbit Integration - Future plans

On 28/02/2015 7:03 PM, Todd Thorner wrote: Great information, thanks. I always thought Jackrabbit to be a JCR kind of thing, didn't know it was a more generic DB kind of thing (mind you content repositories can be persisted using databases so maybe Jackrabbit is a "special use" kind of DB that o

Re: Ofbiz JCR/Jackrabbit Integration - Future plans

Great information, thanks. I always thought Jackrabbit to be a JCR kind of thing, didn't know it was a more generic DB kind of thing (mind you content repositories can be persisted using databases so maybe Jackrabbit is a "special use" kind of DB that offers the name-value pairs of a NoSQL-ish set

Re: Ofbiz JCR/Jackrabbit Integration - Future plans

I don't think that Chemistry and Jackrabbit are the same thing at all. Chemistry is a CMIS tool-kit. Jackrabbit is a NoSQL database engine that can be used to build any application that fits into a node and link model. I think that Jackrabbit competes more directly with Mongo-DB. Chemistry is a

Re: Ofbiz JCR/Jackrabbit Integration - Future plans

I can appreciate where the devs are coming from. It is possible that the OASIS-by-way-of-AIIM "standard" will not become anything big enough to bother implementing. CMIS has been making steady progress since 2008 (longer if you count the work AIIM had been doing on it). I wish I had stronger cod

Re: Ofbiz JCR/Jackrabbit Integration - Future plans

Todd, Thank you for your contribution. As it is with all open source projects, nothing won't happen unless someone starts doing. The JCR integration is 80-90% there, Cemistry just appeared (for the first time, if my memory doesn't fail). Best regards, Pierre Op zaterdag 28 februari 2015 heeft

Re: Ofbiz JCR/Jackrabbit Integration - Future plans

Although my lack of contribution skills makes the idea of me-merit rather dubious, I feel obligated to chime in about my preference for a CMIS implementation over JSRs. Seems more language/vendor agnostic and possibly more future-proof. My merit is so dubious that I realize this might not even be

Re: Ofbiz JCR/Jackrabbit Integration - Future plans

Yes, you are right Pierre, we should do that on request. Maybe it's not too late for Jackrabbit... Jacques Le 28/02/2015 12:54, Pierre Smits a écrit : It is however unfortunate that we don't do issues per development branch, otherwise it would have been registered/visible what needs to be done

Override Entity Label Translation

Hi All, does anyone know if it is somehow possible to override "entity label" translations. My case: I have multiple tentants. For each tenant I created a "WebApp" holding the customized Invoice, OrderConfirmation ... In order to keep everything as far with the standard as possible I modified

Re: Ofbiz JCR/Jackrabbit Integration - Future plans

Hi Sakthivel, Having collaborated with Sacha back in 2012 on this subject regarding multi-tenancy I believe it was at 80-90 % readiness. If not higher. It is however unfortunate that we don't do issues per development branch, otherwise it would have been registered/visible what needs to be done.

Re: customers and buyers

Le 18/02/2015 22:01, Ron Wheeler a écrit : What is the best practice supported by OFBiz for managing customer relationships? One normally has many contacts at a customer. Your sales people interact with end-users, buyers, managers and technical advisers working at the customer. I assume 1)

Re: Ofbiz JCR/Jackrabbit Integration - Future plans

Unfortunately since Sascha "left" the team in 2012 this effort stopped. If you did not do it yet, you might find more information in the wiki https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OFBIZ/Jackrabbit+Branch+Development https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OFBIZ/Initial+integration+of+th

Re: New proprietary ERP software based on the OFBiz data model

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Re: New proprietary ERP software based on the OFBiz data model

Hi Gavin, thanks ! ;) Sure, I’d love to post some details on the wiki. I’ve already posted most of the details. What would be more interesting for the community are some details about the multi-lingual enhancements of the data model. The rest is just Grails, JPA and OOP. I’ll spend some tim

Re: New proprietary ERP software based on the OFBiz data model

Hi Dyan Sweet - Good job. Perhaps you can post details about your implementation on the wiki? Gavin On Sat, Feb 28, 2015 at 10:45 AM, deyan wrote: > P.S.2 > > The servers might be rebooted from time to time, to deploy a newer version. > The reboot takes approx. 4 minutes. > > > > > > -- > View

Re: New proprietary ERP software based on the OFBiz data model

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