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
IMO, OLAP tools should not be used on transactional systems. Mondrian does
provide some amazing capabilities; but these rely on data marts (facts and
dimensional tables being built). Invariablely such data marts must be built
and maintained seperate to the transactional systems (and with the
I am convinced that an IDE will go a long way for easing the adoption curve
of Ofbiz. I have blogged before about ZK-Ofbiz Integration. Over the
weekend, I decided to start this project to deliver a Web Delivered IDE for
Ofbiz. Here is the initial screenshot of this IDE.It reads real XML files,
in test and production environments.
My 2 cents,
Shi Jinghai/Beijing Langhua Ltd.
在 2009-09-29二的 00:03 -0700，Milind Parikh写道：
I am convinced that an IDE will go a long way for easing the adoption
curve
of Ofbiz. I have blogged before about ZK-Ofbiz Integration. Over the
weekend, I decided
language=Groovy but I got an interpreter exception saying Groovy not
found, am I missing something or any plugin is required for it.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks Regards
Santosh Malviya
Milind Parikh wrote:
Sorry... RT.M is the more polite form of RTFM (Read The ... Manual).
On Sun, Feb 1
Please post your code.
Regards
- Milind
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 10:03 PM, Santosh Malviya
santosh.malv...@hotwaxmedia.com wrote:
Thank you Milind for the reply, it is working fine with java but with
groovy what is needed.
Thanks Regards
Santosh Malviya
Milind Parikh wrote
and Regards
Santosh Malviya
Santosh Malviya wrote:
Thank you Milind for the suggestion.
Thanks Regards
Santosh Malviya
Milind Parikh wrote:
My suggestion, right now, would be to type in the code. It's really simple;
as you have seen.
Regards
- Milind
On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 7:33 AM
in advance.
Thanks and Regards
Santosh Malviya
Santosh Malviya wrote:
Thank you Milind for the suggestion.
Thanks Regards
Santosh Malviya
Milind Parikh wrote:
My suggestion, right now, would be to type in the code. It's really simple;
as you have seen.
Regards
- Milind
On Thu
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Thank you Milind,
this looks very interesting IMO.
-Bruno
2009/1/6 Milind Parikh milindpar...@gmail.com:
Hi Cruno
I am unable to post on the ML right now. But I have posted the
screenshots
from the UI (comparing and contrasting with the default UI provided
through
ofbiz
What is the best practice of implementing instance specific - field level
security in ofBiz?
servers can belong to different groups.
servers have a non-secure field called ip address
ip address can be viewed and updated by anyone.
servers have a secure field
the Delegator will deal with an entity Notes. The services that do
CRUD on Notes has the security.
the Delegator is oblivious to where the Datasource Storage resides.
Milind Parikh sent the following on 1/24/2009 1:40 PM:
What is the best practice of implementing instance specific - field level
parse this and put it in to ofbiz.
if this URL needs to be login to, then the service would have to do
this, as an interface to the external REST system.
Milind Parikh sent the following on 1/24/2009 6:49 PM:
I think that my example (of servers and notes) may not have been the
clearest. Let
I believe that David's points are right on (obviously; because he has been
on this for so long that he can recite in his sleep). But a specific
example will help.
Customer Balances are a great example. If I were running a service center
(as an operations person), I couldn't care less about
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the problem with integration of a PHP based application is it is a
completely separate application and coding style.
Milind Parikh sent the following on 1/22/2009 12:34 PM:
There is a lot of interest in CMS. I would suggest also looking
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Yup. The hard part is to work with in the confines of ofbiz framework.
takes a lot of time to chart the flow of drupal then apply it to ofbiz.
Milind Parikh sent the following on 1/23/2009 4:05 PM:
I did not mean integration with an PHP based application. Just the design
I am very near to delivering ofBiz on Android. This would be native port
(not just building web pages that could be visible on an Android Browser)
because of certain requirements. [such as displaying customers that are near
my current location through LBS]
All mobile devices will require REST as
Rereading a previous post [
http://www.mail-archive.com/user@ofbiz.apache.org/msg14879.html], I believe
that LGPL would be compatible with OfBiz. Sorry for the noise.
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 9:39 PM, Milind Parikh milindpar...@gmail.comwrote:
I am very near to delivering ofBiz on Android
include the LGPL
library files themselves.
There are quite a few of these optionally used with OFBiz, but we try to
avoid them wherever possible. For more info and examples see the
OPTIONAL_LIBRARIES file in the ofbiz home/root directory.
-David
On Jan 22, 2009, at 11:44 PM, Milind Parikh
Has anyone tried to plugin ofbiz into android? Any lessons learnt?
Regards
-- Milind
Hi Cruno
I am unable to post on the ML right now. But I have posted the screenshots
from the UI (comparing and contrasting with the default UI provided through
ofbiz.
http://www.screencast.com/t/PYqgjKm05S
Regards
-- Milind
On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 3:26 AM, Bruno Busco bruno.bu...@gmail.com
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