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----- Original Message ----- From: "Raj Saini" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2008 11:41:49 AM (GMT-0700) America/Denver Subject: Re: Advice needed: Integrating an External Webapp with OfBiz Order Application service layer via RMI... Vince, This application is not yet in production. However, I can share the test system URL with you privately. Thanks Raj Vince M. Clark wrote: > Raj - I would love to know more about the Liferay integration. Also would you > be willing to share a URL so we can see how it looks? > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Raj Saini" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [email protected] > Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2008 4:13:27 AM (GMT-0700) America/Denver > Subject: Re: Advice needed: Integrating an External Webapp with OfBiz Order > Application service layer via RMI... > > Hi David, > > I had the exactly same feeling you have now when I started looking at > the OFBiz as e-commerce solution. Immediate thought that came to me why > not to have my own store front in the technology of I like for example a > JSP, struts etc etc. Looking deep into the system I found it was a > unwarranted thought and current framework (widgets, screens, freemarker > etc.) are no less than other frameworks. > > Going back to your question, what exactly you mean by clearly separate > store front? To me it looks clearly separate as you can create your own > web application and have your e-commerce store front as you want without > keeping any thing from the default technologies. > > If you are looking for network level communication, I think RMI is the > way to go if both of the applications are Java based. Recently, I had > integrated OFBiz with a Liferay Portal where store front was written as > a set of portlets. > > Thanks, > > Raj > > David Legg wrote: > >> Hi DeAngelo, >> >> I'm a 'me-too' on this subject. >> >> It's only in the last week I got round to trying out OfBiz. After the >> initial Wow! factor died down I quickly realized that the storefront >> looks almost hard-wired to the back-end. In the short time I've been >> subscribed to the list I've seen several similar requests for advice >> on how to cleanly separate the store front from the backend with no >> apparent solution so far. >> >> >>> 2) This app needs an ecommerce solutio. So in this non-ofbiz webapp, a >>> user can add a bunch of items to a shopping cart , and click "buy" >>> and have >>> ofbiz handle the rest. Now, the products may be added to OFBiz using >>> one of >>> the out-of-the-box applications, but the user should browse the product >>> catalog and buy shopping cart items from the external webapp >>> >> Regards, >> David Legg >> >> >> > > >
