Last week, I integrate Eclipse RAP (http://www.eclipse.org/rap/) with
OFBiz to tryout the the cool AJAX and OSGi stuff. The rapdemo
application worked well. This could be a good alternative to the desktop
rich client application (Of course not the default OFBiz UI).
Thanks,
Raj
BJ Freeman
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I agree with David.
But if someone want to go to the trouble of doing the code I don't see
why it can't be put in the jira for someone to use if they want to.
Just as a heads up I use the current screens in my remote UI(java swing).
my app reads the
BJ,
I am interested in better understand how the architecture you describe works.
Is this a client-server architecture?
I mean a java swing application running on the client that make
requestes to the OFBiz server?
Thank you,
-Bruno
2009/2/5 BJ Freeman bjf...@free-man.net:
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it is a combination applet/application that can be detached from a
webpage and used Standalone.
there is one module in it that communicates with ofbiz as you say
client/server, but not in the traditional way. That is the one the is
mostly updated.
OK, now I see,
thank you for explaining.
2009/2/5 BJ Freeman bjf...@free-man.net:
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it is a combination applet/application that can be detached from a
webpage and used Standalone.
there is one module in it that communicates with ofbiz as you say
It seems opentaps is going to use GWT.
Shouldn't we consider using it?
-Bruno
2009/2/2 Jeroen van der Wal jvander...@stromboli.it
Dear Harmeet,
Your GWT approach sounds promising. Could you share more details with
us on how you did it and perhaps supply some code?
Thanks,
-Jeroen
On
What for?
-David
On Feb 4, 2009, at 2:52 PM, Bruno Busco wrote:
It seems opentaps is going to use GWT.
Shouldn't we consider using it?
-Bruno
2009/2/2 Jeroen van der Wal jvander...@stromboli.it
Dear Harmeet,
Your GWT approach sounds promising. Could you share more details with
us on how
Well...
...to have something similar to this in the OFBiz UI :
http://opensourcestrategies.com/images/opentaps_gwt_demo.htm
2009/2/4 David E Jones david.jo...@hotwaxmedia.com
What for?
-David
On Feb 4, 2009, at 2:52 PM, Bruno Busco wrote:
It seems opentaps is going to use GWT.
...and GWT is Apache licensed !
2009/2/4 Bruno Busco bruno.bu...@gmail.com
Well...
...to have something similar to this in the OFBiz UI :
http://opensourcestrategies.com/images/opentaps_gwt_demo.htm
2009/2/4 David E Jones david.jo...@hotwaxmedia.com
What for?
-David
On Feb 4, 2009,
On Feb 4, 2009, at 3:49 PM, Bruno Busco wrote:
...and GWT is Apache licensed !
That does make is easier to include... but isn't really a reason to
use it... ;)
2009/2/4 Bruno Busco bruno.bu...@gmail.com
Well...
...to have something similar to this in the OFBiz UI :
Dear Harmeet,
Your GWT approach sounds promising. Could you share more details with
us on how you did it and perhaps supply some code?
Thanks,
-Jeroen
On Sat, Jan 24, 2009 at 2:27 PM, Bilgin Ibryam bibr...@iguanait.com wrote:
Hi Harmeet,
Can you show any demo or POC code for gwt integrated
Hi Harmeet,
Can you show any demo or POC code for gwt integrated with ofbiz?
Do you need to compile and deploy javascipt files in ofbiz after every
change in the screens?
Thanks in advance
Bilgin
On Dec 1, 2008, at 4:50 AM, Harmeet Bedi wrote:
There are a few libraries that are rich with
This is great, we were about to start investigating this technolgy in
relation to OFBiz. Looking forward to some demo code! Perhaps you can start
a wikipage as well where we can discuss this.
-Jeroen
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the main point of this approach is that the fields in the SWT/GWT is
that they are generated on the fly from the screens received from ofbiz.
no data is retained in the local App.
But the tables, can be sortable, reformated for text, just like a
regular SWT/GWT.
The Shell as it were allows for
Getting ready to change how my SWT(not google) interfaces gets data from
Ofbiz.
Goals:
1) allow the screens from ofbiz to drive the UI presentation.
this allows the UI presentation to change as more data is added.
2) return data as a web page so there is no need to reprogram ofbiz.
3) allows
Why not use gwt to give same scope.
We spent some time writing a complete UI layer on top of ofbiz in gwt to
make ofbiz oriented towards a niche market. We changed approach as it
was too much work to redo entire UI layer and we felt not the right
approach. However we are still working to do
I believe you are equating GWT to Google Widget Tools.
I am use GWT/SWT which is pure java and has a interface similar to the
Eclipse IDE.
Just as a note:
this was my first project back in 2003 when I converted my clients from
my Database system to ofbiz.
Harmeet Bedi sent the following on
Very interesting Harmeet!
Would be nice to have a working gwt ofbiz example to download and test
locally.
Could be possible for you to open a JIRA and put there detailed instructions
and patches?
Many thanks,
Bruno
2008/12/1 Harmeet Bedi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Why not use gwt to give same scope.
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