There is only the POS which is a desktop client
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OFBIZ/POS+System
Jacques
Le 24/03/2016 12:06, John Spikowski a écrit :
Is the OFBiz server more efficient in web service mode?
Has anyone done a desktop client for OFBiz?
On Wed, 2016-03-23 at 08:19 +0300, Taher Alkhateeb wrote:
Hi John,
Welcome to our list and thank you for you thought out questions.
The framework in my experience utilizes most of its resources on startup
because it fires up _all_ the components at once. So it is not your single
user that is making things heavy but the framework itself is heavy with
many things fired up at the same time.
Also, please ensure that your environment is set up correctly in terms of
the JDK version, using the internal ant version, and setting up parameters
correctly.
Another thing to take into consideration is that you are using the embedded
derby database, which does not scale like when you switch to postgres or
mysql for example.
Coming from the painful background of C where you actually manage your
memory, I'd say Java would be downhill not uphill for you.
Finally I would also point out to you that not all of the XML is parsed on
the spot. Some is cached on startup. But yeah, I personally love having XML
schemas where auto complete makes your life easier and you can quickly
speak OFBizzian language :)
Best of luck OFBizzing!
Taher Alkhateeb
On Wednesday, 23 March 2016, John Spikowski <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi List,
I'm interested in using OFBiz but have a few general questions before
digging too deep under the covers. Java isn't my primary language and
use ANSI C with the Script BASIC open source project I manage.
I have noticed that it take about 450MB of system memory to get to a
login prompt. When I select an option from a menu, both of my CPU cores
peg at 100% until the page loads. I'm curious what the resource
requirements would be for lets say a 50 user install?
I like the concept of using XML files to define the ERP application. It
seem that everything is converted from XML to a runtime state which
looks like a big hash table linked memory image. How difficult is it to
debug something this large and interdependent?
Any info you're willing to share would be appreciated.
John
