Thank you Jacques, I cannot see your changes in the wiki however, are you sure you saved your edits? If so I'll check the revisions to try to recover your edits.
- joar On 11/15/2013 12:15 PM, Jacques Le Roux wrote: > I already 2 noticed points and removed the 1st : > 1. OFBiz is no longer "In transitional phase". Apache OFBIz is an ASF (Apache > Software Fundation) TLP (Top Level Project) since July 2006 > 2. You (Josh Berkus rather it seems) say: "More importantly, it would never > be installable in standalone mode on a desktop machine; it would always need > to be a server install. ". This is untrue you can run OFBiz as a standalone > application on a desktop machine as well. Of course if you use a server, > people, through their browsers, can access to this server instance which > allows to *share information* and minimize resources consumption. As I'm not > quite sure I understood you well, I did not change that point. > > I have updated the Technical session from > * Java > * Jython > * Groovy > to > * Java > * XML > * Groovy > * Freemarker > * Javascript > * CSS > * Ant > You can rely on > https://www.ohloh.net/p/Apache-OFBiz/analyses/latest/languages_summary for > details > > I have also updated > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_OFBiz#Open_Source_Libraries that you > used as ref. See my comment on the link in Wikipedia: this OFBiz wiki page is > deprecated but gives updated links (I did no update more than that, I mean > not the Wikipedia table in the Open_Source_Libraries section)
