Fong,
We have developed something similar within our BigFish eCommerce
platform, which extends OFBiz specifically for eComm. For one of the
demo implementations we used a concept of fashion designers being able
to add products to the catalog; and each fashion designer only having
access to "their" products. The shopper would be able to see all
products offered. This is implemented on the eCommerce side but we've
yet to expose it via the BigFish Admin Module (on our road map). Under
the covers we used the OFBiz concept of "manufacturer" to associate the
fashion-designer with specific products.
Take a look at our demo site for Fashion House:
http://50.57.156.102:8082/osafe/control/main
The Admin Module is: https://50.57.156.102:8442/osafe-admin/control/main
login (admin/ofbiz)
We'll have another announcement in January -- we're busy building out
the functionality and putting together a complete site to describe all
the features and provide access to a number of demo implementations.
For a little more info check out the initial thread:
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/ofbiz-user/201112.mbox/browser
Or go to ofbiz.org, click on mailing lists, browse and search for
"BigFish".
Best Regards,
Nick Rosser
[email protected]
O: 516.742.7888 x221
C: 516.901.1720
On 12/20/2011 10:56 PM, Hans Bakker wrote:
We have implemented such a scheme in the ofbiz marketplace we are
slowly building at http://www.ofbizshop.com . It is currently
integrated in our company system but we could concider separating it,
let me know at [email protected] if you are interested.
Regards,
Hans
On 12/21/2011 10:48 AM, Ofbiz 开发 wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am new to Ofbiz. We are thinking of using Ofbiz to build our
E-Commerce
platform. We are impressed by its rich and powerful functionalities.
At the moment it seems those functions can only be used by one company,
i.e. a company login to back end, creates products and promotions, and
those products and promotions will be available in the storefront.
We would like to change it so that each registered user can have such a
backend portal, and each one is isolated, but in the storefront, it can
display all user's product and promotions etc. So users register account
through storefront, then login to backend portal. For example,
User A creates Product A1, Product A2 and Promotion P1 in the backend.
User B creates Product B1, Product B2 and Promotion P2 in the backend.
They can't see or manage each other's products and promotions, but
any one
can see Product A1, A2, B1, B2 and promotion P1, P2 in the storefront.
Ideally I would also like people to see A1, A2 and P1 belongs to User
A and
B1, B2 and P2 belongs to User B, and in the search result people can
refine
the search by searching User A product only etc.
What is the correct way of approaching this, at least this "multi-user
backend feature" please? Can someone point me the right direction
please?
Thank you very much.
Fong
