Looking for a place to put some common imports
like to put a menu and screens for this in the mypage they would only be seen if the person had those import permissions and roles. Three imports use excel data. Supplier Info (mostly for party info and CRUD parties for suppliers) Product Info (mostly deals with CRUD Products in mass) Supplier Inventory (mostly facilities and inventory data, CRUD) This is more than just importing data into ofbiz and is a easier way to keep these updated from an end users point of view. |
Hi BJ,
i am not sure if the actual import jobs should be part of mypage. If an import is specific to product, then a import button in product would be better. If specific for Supplier party info then better a import button in the party component. You could still add a button in mypage however using the menus and services of the party/product component... how does that sound? Regards, Hans On Wed, 2008-08-27 at 11:08 -0700, BJ Freeman wrote: > Looking for a place to put some common imports > like to put a menu and screens for this in the mypage > they would only be seen if the person had those import permissions and > roles. > Three imports use excel data. > Supplier Info (mostly for party info and CRUD parties for suppliers) > Product Info (mostly deals with CRUD Products in mass) > Supplier Inventory (mostly facilities and inventory data, CRUD) > > This is more than just importing data into ofbiz and is a easier way to > keep these updated from an end users point of view. -- Antwebsystems.com: Quality OFBiz services for competitive prices |
where the actual code exist is not important to me.
however grouping the three function together is so someone does not have to hunt around. I use these imports for my clients and would love to move them into main stream. all the import page has is a browse button and uploadxls link. so I will re-factor the way you suggest. Hans Bakker sent the following on 8/27/2008 7:31 PM: > Hi BJ, > > i am not sure if the actual import jobs should be part of mypage. If an > import is specific to product, then a import button in product would be > better. If specific for Supplier party info then better a import button > in the party component. > > You could still add a button in mypage however using the menus and > services of the party/product component... > > how does that sound? > > Regards, > Hans > > On Wed, 2008-08-27 at 11:08 -0700, BJ Freeman wrote: >> Looking for a place to put some common imports >> like to put a menu and screens for this in the mypage >> they would only be seen if the person had those import permissions and >> roles. >> Three imports use excel data. >> Supplier Info (mostly for party info and CRUD parties for suppliers) >> Product Info (mostly deals with CRUD Products in mass) >> Supplier Inventory (mostly facilities and inventory data, CRUD) >> >> This is more than just importing data into ofbiz and is a easier way to >> keep these updated from an end users point of view. > |
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From: "BJ Freeman" <[hidden email]>
> where the actual code exist is not important to me. > however grouping the three function together is so someone does not have > to hunt around. > I use these imports for my clients and would love to move them into main > stream. > all the import page has is a browse button and uploadxls link. > so I will re-factor the way you suggest. +1 Jacques > > Hans Bakker sent the following on 8/27/2008 7:31 PM: >> Hi BJ, >> >> i am not sure if the actual import jobs should be part of mypage. If an >> import is specific to product, then a import button in product would be >> better. If specific for Supplier party info then better a import button >> in the party component. >> >> You could still add a button in mypage however using the menus and >> services of the party/product component... >> >> how does that sound? >> >> Regards, >> Hans >> >> On Wed, 2008-08-27 at 11:08 -0700, BJ Freeman wrote: >>> Looking for a place to put some common imports >>> like to put a menu and screens for this in the mypage >>> they would only be seen if the person had those import permissions and >>> roles. >>> Three imports use excel data. >>> Supplier Info (mostly for party info and CRUD parties for suppliers) >>> Product Info (mostly deals with CRUD Products in mass) >>> Supplier Inventory (mostly facilities and inventory data, CRUD) >>> >>> This is more than just importing data into ofbiz and is a easier way to >>> keep these updated from an end users point of view. >> > |
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Hi BJ,
Could you please send me the code for the imports that you have mentioned below? I am looking for help in creating a page, where end users to my site can upload Excel/CSV files and the data in these files get updated to some tables. I do not want end users to have to go to Webtools to perform this task, but instead would like them to be able to access this import feature from one of my pages. I went to the JIRA issue 1939, but am unable to download any of the attachments. My email id advait [at] retailwave [dot] com I appreciate your help. regards, Advait
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