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Apache OFBiz, The Apache Open For Business Project - Open Source E-Business / E-Commerce, ERP, CRM, POS, SCM, MRP, CMMS/EAM

Apache OFBiz, The Apache Open For Business Project - Open Source E-Business / E-Commerce, ERP, CRM, POS, SCM, MRP, CMMS/EAM

OFBiz Technical Production Setup Guide - OFBiz Technical Documentation NOTE: this is the technical setup guide for OFBiz, for the business oriented one, look here. Written by: David E. Jones With feedback and contributions from Jacques Le Roux, Ruth Hoffman, Andy Zeneski, Si Chen, Chris Chesney, Hans Bakker, and Al Byers Sponsored by:Integral Business Solutions ( Media, Inc ( Data To Gather for Setup Technical Info Host/domain name to deploy on (and ports if not 80, 443) Web server setup: direct to Tomcat/Jetty, through Apache, using another (stand-alone) application server? Technical Setup Process Tools Installation Java SDK Check/install Java SDK (need 1.5 series full SDK, not just JRE) for 9.04 Check/install Java SDK (need 1.6 series full SDK, not just JRE) for Trunk and 10.04. OFBiz Installation 1) If you intend to use a development version of OFBiz, follow the instructions on the Source Repository Info page to checkout the latest code or your desired stable branch Database Setup Initial Data Loading

Apache Abdera The 70 coolest free applications in existence - Software - Seopher.com Posted on Sunday 16th of September 2007 at 14:37 in SoftwareAt the end of August I created a list of the 40 coolest free applications around which proved quite popular. As with all lists of this type the wisdom of the crowds brought forward numerous other suggestions that I'd overlooked for one reason or another - so here is the revised list. As with the original list, the purpose is to collate some of the best free applications (and sometimes online services) that can be found on the Internet. I spend a lot of time on the Internet (through my work as a web developer) so it's always worth pooling a decent list of resources to those who are more fortunate to have time away from computers. See below for a brief list of what's covered: Image, Image Editing and GraphicsOfficeWeb and web developmentDevelopment Applications (IDE's)Operating SystemsVideo PlaybackAudioAnti-Virus and SecurityDownloading and Download ManagersRemote AccessUseful Applications that don't get their own categoryGames

ecommerce shopping cart software by Zen Cart ecommerce solution Amazon cloud for OfBiz We use the Scrum framework for all our projects. Groups of functions are implemented in short 1-4 weeks time periods.This allows you, the customer to change your mind for functions for which implementation has not yet been started. We have a multitenant demonstration system which is updated daily with the changes which were made by the Scrum team. You can see the system grow with the changes you requested. We have developed a Scrum support system based on Apache OFBiz in which you are able to maintain the backlog requirement list, where the sprint and time administration takes place. In order to keep the customer informed as much as possible, a weekly e-mail is sent to the product owner reporting on the backlog items which are implemented, the number of hours used and the number of hours not yet billed. We even have a daily scrum meeting in a Skype group meeting which you can join.

Apache Roller - open source Java blog server - Apache Roller OFBiz Tutorial - How to setup the OFBiz Catalog Manager | Apache OfBiz Blog - HotWax Media OFBiz Tutorial – How to setup the OFBiz Catalog Manager The OFBiz catalog manager is a powerful tool that provides various features like catalog and product management, promotion and price rules management. In this tutorial we will learn how to setup a catalog and categories in OFBiz. Terms Before going further lets understand the basic terms. Categories are a grouping of products to be presented to the user on an eCommerce storefront. In this tutorial we will use a “Catalog” category type which represents a category with standard products. Catalog – A catalog is a collection of products that are grouped in categories. Hierarchy In this tutorial we will first setup a catalog with a browse root category and a promotion category at level 1. The hierarchy of the catalog and categories will look like Catalog -> Browse Root Category -> Sub – Category 1 -> Products | -> Sub – Category 2 -> Products -> Promotion Category -> Products We will not go beyond categories at this stage. Step by step guide

Apache JMeter - Apache JMeter™ Apache River - Apache River News HBase - HBase Home Jetspeed 2 - Jetspeed 2 Home Page Jetspeed is an Open Portal Platform and Enterprise Information Portal, written entirely in open source under the Apache license in Java and XML and based on open standards. All access to the portal is managed through a robust portal security policy. Within a Jetspeed portal, individual portlets can be aggregated to create a page. Each portlet is an independent application with Jetspeed acting as the central hub making information from multiple sources available in an easy to use manner. Jetspeed has been fully conformant to the Java Portlet 2.0 Standard since release 2.2.0 in May 2009. All releases prior, such as the 2.1.x releases, are conformant to the first Java Portlet Specification, the Java Portlet 1.0 Standard. A portal based on Jetspeed can make applications, database information and other data sources available to end-users through a single web site. The Jetspeed enterprise portal integrates dynamic information, people, and processes across organization boundaries.

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