Please BJ (and all interested), I think the best way is to directly fill a comment at the bottom of the page
Thanks Jacques De : "BJ Freeman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > I would like to put in : > Implementing Supplier Communications--EDI--Supply Chain > UI is something similar to the Product store Email UI. would use contact > mechs for setup of parms for sending and recieving data. Allow Services > to be specified in the UI oh how to communicate. > > Note: the core is already implement in my code, and have Jiras (see > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-1286) > just have to make patches. > > People interested: BJ Freeman > People willing to help: BJ Freeman > > Jacopo Cappellato sent the following on 10/26/2007 2:24 AM: > > As you all know, the long term goal of the OFBiz project is to build a > > complete, features set rich, universal and configurable "enterprise > > automation software" (ERP, CRM, CMMS, MRP etc.). > > > > OFBiz is one of the few applications of this type developed by a > > community, rather than one corporation. > > > > Even if the final long term goal is clear and well-defined ("building a > > universal enterprise automation software"), the short and medium term > > tasks to accomplish it are not. > > > > This is of course a consequence of the nature of the project: it is a > > community driven project that tends to lead a life of its own and this > > is great and amazing. > > > > However it is probably time to try together to canalize the power of the > > OFBiz community in order to reach our final goal more quickly and > > efficiently. > > > > In my opinion, the definition of a short/medium term plan > > (wishlist/feature plan) could help encourage contributions and > > efficiently convey the community resources. > > > > It is not an attempt at top-down management, but rather a means to > > enhance collaboration and communication in the OFBiz community. > > > > Proposed steps (draft): > > > > 1) areas of interest: definition of the areas of interest for the > > community: "what do you think the community members have to implement to > > make OFBiz the best enterprise automation software in the World?"; the > > tasks should not be huge tasks because they should be doable by > > volunteers in the community > > > > 2) resources: who is willing to contribute to which task and the > > approximate amount of hours per week > > > > 3) for the tasks with enough resources and attention: define the > > details, subtasks (in Jira?), roles, estimated completion dates; at > > least one committer should probably be part of each task, so that the > > work will be committed more rapidly > > > > To give you an idea of a way to implement #1 and #2, I've set up a draft > > of a page with a wishlist that I've recently collected (from > > private/public messages): > > > > http://docs.ofbiz.org/x/JAw > > > > of course this is only a first step, the list will change and grow > > during the discussion. > > Please, post your comments and ideas here (and as comments to the above > > page), I really think this could be a great opportunity for the > > community to grow and for new developers to become committers! > > > > Jacopo > > > > > > > > >
