Scott:
First, this mailing list is not about you posting your "beliefs" as
regards OFBiz or anything else. This mailing list is suppose to be for
the dissemination of facts concerning OFBIz.
Second, What does charging a minimal fee have to do with this discussion?
Third, and most importantly, I am contributing to OFBiz. I just don't
have an employer such as HotWax paying my way. That is why I have to
charge for these materials. I need to recoup the very real costs of
items (such as server hosting) other than my time.
Regards,
Ruth
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Find me on the web at http://www.myofbiz.com or Google keyword "myofbiz"
ruth.hoff...@myofbiz.com
Scott Gray wrote:
It's 1am here and I'm not working, I'm contributing to OFBiz and my request had
nothing to do with my employer.
Let's not forget that the material you're advertising isn't free.
I don't have a problem with advertising but this is a discussion forum and I
don't believe that your advertising emails do anything to further the
discussion. How about saying something useful and then including your one
liner?
Regards
Scott
On 1/05/2010, at 12:56 AM, Ruth Hoffman wrote:
Thank you Heidi.
FYI, unlike the HotWax sponsored blogs and tutorials, there is nothing on my
site that advertises anything but how to get more information about OFBiz.
Regards,
Ruth
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Find me on the web at http://www.myofbiz.com or Google keyword "myofbiz"
ruth.hoff...@myofbiz.com
Info Olagos wrote:
Hello all,
However, i find it a good thing to publish regularly the url from
www.myofbiz.com .
The documentation of ofbiz is a really difficult one to find exactly what
you need.
And at this url you immediately know where to find the information.
Regards,
Heidi
2010/4/30 Scott Gray <scott.g...@hotwaxmedia.com>
Hi Ruth,
This is bordering on spam and starting to get annoying, would you mind
trying to contribute to the discussion before starting in with the
advertising?
Thanks
Scott
On 1/05/2010, at 12:31 AM, Ruth Hoffman wrote:
Hello List:
If anyone is interested in a more in-depth treatment of the Catalog
Manager, products, catalogs and categories, please see my book: "Getting
Started with Apache OFBiz, The Catalog Manager". You may purchase a copy of
this at: http://www.myofbiz.com
Regards,
Ruth
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Find me on the web at http://www.myofbiz.com or Google keyword "myofbiz"
ruth.hoff...@myofbiz.com
Paul Abernathy wrote:
BJ,
I also am new to ofbiz and am trying to learn how to use it. I couldn't
help noticing this discussion because I wanted to do the same thing - set up
a hierarchy of categories for products. I was just going through the
business setup guide located at
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OFBENDUSER/Apache+OFBiz+Business+Setup+Guideand
towards the end it discusses how to set up categories. I have a couple
of questions:
-Can a category be used in more than one Catalog?
-Can a category have more than one parent? It looks like the answer is
"no" but just making sure.
thanks,
Paul
BJ Freeman wrote:
are you sure you are not referring to 1 million products.
I run in the real world over 100,000 products.
I have approx 18 top categories with 3-10 levels of sub categories.
if your see 1,000,000 categories that way then it is feasible.
I use automated updating from my suppliers to keep thing up-to-date.
these updates happen every 24 for prices new and obsolete products.
availability is as often as 15 min.
The average Cpu usage during these operations is about 15% of a 1.6ghz
Cpu with enough RAM to not use the swap file. the peak cpu usage is
about 75% when the scheduled services and large imports (1 gig data)
are
happening.
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Michal Cukierman sent the following on 4/30/2010 1:51 AM:
Hello,
Thank you for your quick response. Regarding your question about real
world
applications:
Ecommerce:
http://www.rockauto.com/
http://allegro.pl/
There are applications that holds > 1 000 000 categories.
In a PLM industry it's also very common to have a couple of milions of
objects (consider the complexity of a train or a plain for example).
The point of my post was not a fix, but the implementation of the
find root
category method.
I think that you should avoid such a code. You have got great database
layer
(great possibility to improve performance) so it would be great to
utilize
it as much as it's possible.
I really like Ofbiz application thats why I try to give you my input.
Once again thank you for the response and for the link you send me. I
will
come back with the better solution after studing the datamodel.
Regards,
Micha³ Cukierman
W dniu 30 kwietnia 2010 10:11 u¿ytkownik Jacques Le Roux <
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