I had a pretty good struggle with OFBiz but I got it fairly well handled. With the information you provided...
You need to have the latest version of Java Development Kit 8 installed. The command below should give you some decent options to choose from. adoptopenjdk-8-hotspot or adoptopen $>apt search openjdk-8 adoptopenjdk-8-hotspot or adoptopenjdk-8-openj9 should work. You might have to add a repository if it is not already in the standard ubuntu repositories. You can also manually download it from IBM. The command: /gradle/init-gradle-wrapper Needs to be run as sudo So... $>sudo /gradle/init-gradle-wrapper Once this command completes successfully and if you have every intention to use the Derby database and not mysql then you simply need to run the command: $>sudo ./gradlew cleanAll "ofbiz --load-data readers=seed,deed-initial" loadAdminUserLogin -PuserLoginId=admin That is all one command and cannot be broken down into tidbits. That will clean and load a fresh unsullied database and run it on the local machine. Mathew ________________________________ From: [email protected] <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2022 7:44 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: intstall Hi, would like to know if anyone can assist me on the easiest way to install Ofbiz. i have tried many ways via the internet pages found on Google and Youtube but are no successful. Many of them i am struggling with the last step (Gradle) does not work at all. I also tried a Docker install and also cant get it right. At the moment i am using ERPnext but would really like to test out Ofbiz. I installed ERPnext via Docker and linked it to my domain for the ecommerce. Is this possible to do with Ofbiz, i am using Vultr Ubuntun 20.04 currently. Any help appreciated thanks. Regards Reinier Wolmarans
