Thanks for the suggestion, Adrian. Thats what we already have as a backup plan but then we won't able to leverage the functionalities that ofbiz gives ootb including data sync'ing. I know ofbiz is a server kind of thing but can't we have some kind of smaller/reduced ver. of it which can run mobile devices?
regards, Tony Marcus On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 6:04 PM, Adrian Crum <[email protected]> wrote: > You would be better off Keeping OFBiz on a server and create a mobile device > portal in OFBiz. In other words, just have the device browse OFBiz. > > -Adrian > > On 6/21/2011 1:29 PM, tony marcus wrote: >> >> Hi All, >> >> We are quite new to ofbiz but feature wise it seem to have almost all >> the functionality that we need. But there are few issues which we are >> not sure on how to resolve. >> >> Requirement here is to build a client application based on ofbiz >> framework which is targeted to mobile devices and embedded devices. So >> the first issue is framework's size itself, which quite huge for >> mobile devices. Please suggest on how to reduce that to as small as >> possible. If not, then at least can just the POS client part of it be >> extracted and made run on mobile/embedded devices? >> >> Secondly, since it has to on run mobile devices we need to compile it >> using j2me, but that not not happening. Please suggest on how to do >> that or if there is any other implementation of Java SDK that can >> help? >> >> Thanks in advance and looking forward your replies. >> >> regards, >> Tony Marcus >
