Error while deleting a Promo
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Hi all,
I receive an error when I try to delete some promos. I made the following: Catalog Manager Appl. -> Stores -> My Store -> Promos -> Select some Promo (for example 9020) -> Stores -> Delete When I press the delete button, I receive the following error: Error calling event: org.ofbiz.webapp.event.EventHandlerException: Found URL parameter [productStoreId] passed to secure (https) request-map with uri [promo_deleteProductStorePromoAppl] with an event that calls service [deleteProductStorePromoAppl]; this is not allowed for security reasons! The data should be encrypted by making it part of the request body (a form field) instead of the request URL. Moreover it would be kind if you could create a Jira sub-task of https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-2330 (check before if a sub-task for this error does not exist). If you are not sure how to create a Jira issue please have a look before at http://docs.ofbiz.org/x/r. Thank you in advance for your help. I don't know where this error can come from. Any idea? Thnaks in advance, Mario. |
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Hi all,
I can delete this promos making the following: In the url.properties file, change the service.http.parameters.require.encrypted=Y to service.http.parameters.require.encrypted=N. Then you can delete all the promos. When you delete all the promos I change again this propertie to Y. Thanks all, Mario.
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Re: Error while deleting a Promo
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Hello Mario,
This is a secure url issue and it will be easy to fix. You can see https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-2468 for more detail and also see commits no. 790512, 790516, 774999. Thanks & Regards --- Arun Patidar MarioF wrote: > Hi all, > > I can delete this promos making the following: > > In the url.properties file, change the > service.http.parameters.require.encrypted=Y to > service.http.parameters.require.encrypted=N. Then you can delete all the > promos. When you delete all the promos I change again this propertie to Y. > > Thanks all, > Mario. > > > > MarioF wrote: > >> Hi all, >> >> I receive an error when I try to delete some promos. I made the following: >> >> Catalog Manager Appl. -> Stores -> My Store -> Promos -> Select some Promo >> (for example 9020) -> Stores -> Delete >> >> When I press the delete button, I receive the following error: >> >> Error calling event: org.ofbiz.webapp.event.EventHandlerException: Found >> URL parameter [productStoreId] passed to secure (https) request-map with >> uri [promo_deleteProductStorePromoAppl] with an event that calls service >> [deleteProductStorePromoAppl]; this is not allowed for security reasons! >> The data should be encrypted by making it part of the request body (a form >> field) instead of the request URL. Moreover it would be kind if you could >> create a Jira sub-task of https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-2330 >> (check before if a sub-task for this error does not exist). If you are not >> sure how to create a Jira issue please have a look before at >> http://docs.ofbiz.org/x/r. Thank you in advance for your help. >> >> I don't know where this error can come from. Any idea? >> >> Thnaks in advance, >> Mario. >> >> > > |
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Hey folks,
New to OFBiz, just have some quick questions which only require really rough answers, just to gauge if I am going to be in over my head. Basically, at my workplace, we require a tracking mechanism for every single length of steel we receive and must be able to track that through to every individual part that is made from that piece. After it is made into a part, it also must be traceable to the original raw material but also be traceable as a part in it's own right as it will have attached measurement data and what not. I noticed there is serialised inventory however it seems it requires manual entry. I was wondering if the framework as it stands is capable of introducing a new entity Serial with customised names (so for us it would be IND [0-9]+) and a generation strategy (sequence, hi-lo, or any other custom style of generation) which could be attached to any product. This is basically the main feature which will define whether we can utilise OFBiz and in fact we have faced this problem continuously while evaluating numerous commercial packages. If this is still a possibility but not yet possible with the current system then I would be more than happy to devote my time and company's resources to implementing these features as I believe it would be very important for critical manufacturing industries. Related to this would be a data capture module which would associate manufacturing data to items... I noticed that OFBiz is geared towards very standard product/store kinda services as opposed to job-shop like environments. Any comments regarding this? Nice to meet you all, and I am sure I will be seeing (chatting, mailing?) you all in the near future. Michael |
Re: Some rough enquiries about OFBiz, seeking rough answers
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For real "Lot traceability" in a manufacturing supply chain situation, you
will probably need to extend the OFBiz inventory/product/order functionality a bit. What OFBiz calls a "Lot" isn't exactly what we call a "Lot" in a similar supply chain context. If you go in this direction, I would be very interested. -- James McGill Able Engineering Phoenix AZ |
Re: Some rough enquiries about OFBiz, seeking rough answers
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In reply to this post by malleblas
On Sep 1, 2009, at 6:59 AM, Michael Alleblas wrote: > Hey folks, > New to OFBiz, just have some quick questions which only require > really rough answers, just to gauge if I am going to be in over my > head. > Basically, at my workplace, we require a tracking mechanism for > every single length of steel we receive and must be able to track > that through > to every individual part that is made from that piece. After it is > made into a part, it also must be traceable to the original raw > material but also be > traceable as a part in it's own right as it will have attached > measurement data and what not. I noticed there is serialised > inventory however it > seems it requires manual entry. I was wondering if the framework as > it stands is capable of introducing a new entity Serial with > customised names > (so for us it would be IND [0-9]+) and a generation strategy > (sequence, hi-lo, or any other custom style of generation) which > could be attached > to any product. If you mean automatically generating/sequencing serial numbers that would be pretty easy to do. You could simply change the behavior of the code that processes the input for whatever forms are involved by adding what is called an SECA rule to intercept the main service before it runs with another service that will generate the serial number no number is specified. It's true that "the devil is in the details", but typically not in any one detail, it's the large number of details and dependencies between them are the cumulative big trick. To do a sufficient review you really need to list the business activities you want to support (I prefer a process oriented story form) and then see how each one would be (or would not be) supported in the system. -David > This is basically the main feature which will define whether we can > utilise OFBiz and in fact we have faced this problem continuously > while evaluating > numerous commercial packages. > > If this is still a possibility but not yet possible with the current > system then I would be more than happy to devote my time and > company's resources > to implementing these features as I believe it would be very > important for critical manufacturing industries. > Related to this would be a data capture module which would associate > manufacturing data to items... I noticed that OFBiz is geared > towards very > standard product/store kinda services as opposed to job-shop like > environments. Any comments regarding this? > > Nice to meet you all, and I am sure I will be seeing (chatting, > mailing?) you all in the near future. > > Michael |
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