Posted
4 months
ago
Configuration:: How to assign a new currency?
Hi, I am a new user of JFire. I am using JFire for my final exam project in university. I want to say thanks for this useful project (JFire).
I have a question, how to assign new currency in
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JFire?
I want to add Rupiah (Indonesia) currency.
Is it possible?
I am sorry if my question is very basic and simple.
Thanks. [Less]
Posted
4 months
ago
Announcements:: JFire team on vacation
Hi all,
a large part of the JFire team is on vacation, so in the next 3 weeks or so reactions on forum posts etc. might be very delayed
Best regards
Alex
Posted
4 months
ago
Installation / Setup:: Experimental workspace setup from producthive
Hi all,
good news for those of you waiting for the new automatic setup for trunk and the jfire_1.0 branch. The JFire developers have been testing this feature for quite
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a while now and its getting more and more stable. However, to finally release it there is still some work to be done: cleanups, some fixes, subclipse-adapter implementation and not least documentation.
Here is a short how to for setting up a JFire trunk or jfire_1.0 workspace with the new NightLabs SDK.
Best start is installing an Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers installed. Version 3.4 (Ganymede) (http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/release/ganymede/sr2).
Note that, at least for Windows, the NL SDK is known not to work with Eclipse 3.5 (Galileo)
Install the Subversive SVN extensions.
The new NightLabs SDK has implemented only the Subversive SVN adapter and currently won't work with Subclipse.
Make sure you have only the Subversive SVN extension installed as the workspace setup sometimes hangs when both extensions are installed.
Install the experimental version of the NightLabs SDK from here: http://www.nightlabs.de/updatesites/development-experimental
Now open the 'New Workspace' wizard by clicking 'File'->'New'->'Other...' and finding the second 'Workspace' entry in the 'NightLabs' category.
The first page of the 'New Workspace' wizard let's you choose which product to initialize. Make sure you have the following url in the address text:
https://dev.nightlabs.org/producthive/public
Note the s in the protocol.
Select your product (e.g. JFire-Max 1.1) and choose no mirror set.
On the next page make sure your settings are correct concerning os, ws and arch.
On the last page the defaults should be ok, too, but take a look at the selected project names. There are two main target-projects that help setting up your workspace - the jee and the rcp main target projects.
Press 'Finish' and keep your fingers crossed.
The setup will download all target-projects and prepare your workspace. Then all source-projects of the selected product will be checked out. When finished, the initialization will have created a WTP server configuration pointing to the main jee target-project that has all ear-modules of the selected product assigned.
Show the 'Servers' view and select the 'Publish' action to initially publish the ear-modules to the jboss instance that was created by the main target-project.
From here you can either start the server from the IDE (Servers view) or from console from the $main-jee-target-project/target/bin/ directory.
Initialize/Configure the server as described here: https://www.jfire.org/modules/phpwiki/index.php/ServerInstallation
I hope that helps getting your workspace up.
Best regards
Alex [Less]
Posted
4 months
ago
Announcements:: Bugfix in org.nightlabs.jfire.base.j2ee[.osgi]
...forgot: My changes are committed in both trunk and branches/jfire_1.0.
Posted
4 months
ago
Installation / Setup:: Using JFire
Hi every one,
My company intend to apply ERP and I are responsible to search open sources. I found JFire in internet and downloaded JFire 0.9.6 Ultimate Utility sources for client and server and
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installed them with demo mode. However, I don't know how to use this software from client UI after log in. Are there any documents which introduce the way of using? Please do help me in this case.
Thanks very much.
BaoDoan [Less]
