I would be interested in portal integration with OFBiz.. As an aside, I am curious if anyone has pursued migrating UI to JSF 2 and/or providing an complete web service interface for all OFBiz features..
-----Original Message----- From: Carsten Schinzer [mailto:c.schin...@gmail.com] Sent: Monday, July 30, 2012 12:14 PM To: user@ofbiz.apache.org Subject: Re: Liferay and OFBiz Well the advice would be: - you can check all the functionality you would want provided from the OFBiz system (assuming that will pre-exist ?). Maybe you do some research on the trunk version of ecommerce application ? - for all the functionality that you would want to use from Liferay you will need to identify the repsective service calls. The root calls for these are all available on the controler.xml file on the ecommerce component. From there you will need to dig deeper into the OFBiz system. I am not sure how internal service calls would be different from external web service calls, but I am sure someone else on the list can explain that. Just my 0.02 EUR, and for sure just a draft. Regards Carsten 2012/7/30 SelmaoO <selma.e...@gmail.com> > > Hello Carsten, you are right... > > so, we can create a portlet as a GUI of Ofbiz? > > In fact, my project concerns to find a way to make liferay (a portlet > shopping) and ofbiz to communicate with each such a manner that ofbiz > (its CRM module) takes some member information registred in liferay to > treat them later. > > If you have any idea how we can create a such portlet with ofbiz > ,thanks for showing it to me. > > Regards. > selma. > > > > ----- > Don't allow yourself to wake up with yesterday's issues troubling your > mind.Refuse to live backwards,see everyday as a new chapter.Have the > courage to follow your heart and intuition for they already know what > you want to become.In your heart of heart's you know what needs to be done. > -- > View this message in context: > http://ofbiz.135035.n4.nabble.com/Liferay-and-OFBiz-tp146626p4635382.h > tml Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
