Hi Sharan,I had not the time to think more about your proposal but I can quickly answer your followup questions, see inline...
Am 27.05.15 um 15:34 schrieb Sharan-F:
In most of our projects, the existing online help is not used at all. The nature of our projects are mostly eCommerce and portal systems with another ERP backend like SAP. So the OFBiz backend is either not used at all or only a small part is used. We do trainings with the end users then and sometimes write some kind of manual which describes the backend use in context to the customer specific processes.Hi All I'm still looking for some community feedback on this proposal and approach and now I have a couple of extra questions. To any OFBiz Service providers out there – how do you manage the online help when you install or implement OFBiz? (Is it left as it is, do you remove it or do you create some new online help?)
I think there was only one project in the past 13 years which used the online help with partly modified texts.
Mmmhh, we have to make sure that the contents of the online help are in sync with the development and that it is easily editable for project specific changes. Then I'm fine with it.To the general community at large - what is the overall feeling about extracting the online help, updating it and then packaging it as a separate project deliverable that can be easily integrated back into OFBiz?
I'm focussing on the approach first. I think that once we have had the discussion about that and reach a concensus can we start discussions around the technology and options to achieve it. Thanks Sharan
Regards, Michael Brohl ecomify GmbH www.ecomify.de
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