Getting a warning message
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Hello all, This is the first time I am using the email list. I’ve basically deployed ofbiz on windows/mysql using IIS as a frontend.. it works flawlessly. I get the following warning (which I believe I can ignore but I would love to figure out why) Which refers to my form definition, and it appears in the log everytime I try to access a form widget view that I created (TP-Processor3) [ ModelFormField.java:971:WARN ] Could not find uiLabelMap in context while rendering form I would definitely appreciate any help from the community, I wasn’t able to find anything searching the mailing lists. P.S. on a different note OFBIZ might be one of the most revolutionary products to come along in recent years…I really hope it stays open source and free (is it possible to gauge from the inside the likelihood of being bought etc?) . Thanks to all of you guys that have made this platform possible. Tolu |
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Be sure to set the uiLabelMap in the <actions> section of your screen
definition. Look at existing CommonScreens.xml files for examples. -Adrian ludiam0ndz wrote: > > Hello all, > > This is the first time I am using the email list. I’ve basically deployed > ofbiz on windows/mysql using IIS as a frontend.. it works flawlessly. I get > the following warning (which I believe I can ignore but I would love to > figure out why) Which refers to my form definition, and it appears in the > log everytime I try to access a form widget view that I created > > (TP-Processor3) [ ModelFormField.java:971:WARN ] Could not find uiLabelMap > in context while rendering form > > I would definitely appreciate any help from the community, I wasn’t able to > find anything searching the mailing lists. > > P.S. on a different note OFBIZ might be one of the most revolutionary > products to come along in recent years…I really hope it stays open source > and free (is it possible to gauge from the inside the likelihood of being > bought etc?) . Thanks to all of you guys that have made this platform > possible. > > Tolu > |
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Adrian,
Thanks, what specifically does the uiLabelMap do? (if this is documented somewhere a reference to the documentation will suffice) -Tolu
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It's just a variable. If code is referencing it and it hasn't been prepared (usually in screen definitions in this case) then you'll have problems. This particular variable has label translations and is a Map (or rather, a class that implements the Map interface). -David On Feb 29, 2008, at 2:31 PM, ludiam0ndz wrote: > > Adrian, > > Thanks, what specifically does the uiLabelMap do? (if this is > documented > somewhere a reference to the documentation will suffice) > -Tolu > > > Adrian Crum wrote: >> >> Be sure to set the uiLabelMap in the <actions> section of your screen >> definition. Look at existing CommonScreens.xml files for examples. >> >> -Adrian >> >> ludiam0ndz wrote: >>> >>> Hello all, >>> >>> This is the first time I am using the email list. I’ve basically >>> deployed >>> ofbiz on windows/mysql using IIS as a frontend.. it works >>> flawlessly. I >>> get >>> the following warning (which I believe I can ignore but I would >>> love to >>> figure out why) Which refers to my form definition, and it appears >>> in the >>> log everytime I try to access a form widget view that I created >>> >>> (TP-Processor3) [ ModelFormField.java:971:WARN ] Could not find >>> uiLabelMap >>> in context while rendering form >>> >>> I would definitely appreciate any help from the community, I >>> wasn’t able >>> to >>> find anything searching the mailing lists. >>> >>> P.S. on a different note OFBIZ might be one of the most >>> revolutionary >>> products to come along in recent years…I really hope it stays open >>> source >>> and free (is it possible to gauge from the inside the likelihood >>> of being >>> bought etc?) . Thanks to all of you guys that have made this >>> platform >>> possible. >>> >>> Tolu >>> >> >> > > -- > View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Getting-a-warning-message-tp15766285p15767491.html > Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > |
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http://www.opensourcestrategies.com/ofbiz/internationalizing_ofbiz.php
-Adrian ludiam0ndz wrote: > Adrian, > > Thanks, what specifically does the uiLabelMap do? (if this is documented > somewhere a reference to the documentation will suffice) > -Tolu > > > Adrian Crum wrote: >> Be sure to set the uiLabelMap in the <actions> section of your screen >> definition. Look at existing CommonScreens.xml files for examples. >> >> -Adrian >> >> ludiam0ndz wrote: >>> Hello all, >>> >>> This is the first time I am using the email list. I’ve basically deployed >>> ofbiz on windows/mysql using IIS as a frontend.. it works flawlessly. I >>> get >>> the following warning (which I believe I can ignore but I would love to >>> figure out why) Which refers to my form definition, and it appears in the >>> log everytime I try to access a form widget view that I created >>> >>> (TP-Processor3) [ ModelFormField.java:971:WARN ] Could not find >>> uiLabelMap >>> in context while rendering form >>> >>> I would definitely appreciate any help from the community, I wasn’t able >>> to >>> find anything searching the mailing lists. >>> >>> P.S. on a different note OFBIZ might be one of the most revolutionary >>> products to come along in recent years…I really hope it stays open source >>> and free (is it possible to gauge from the inside the likelihood of being >>> bought etc?) . Thanks to all of you guys that have made this platform >>> possible. >>> >>> Tolu >>> >> > |
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In reply to this post by David E Jones
Thanks to the both of you.
Tolu
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Can anyone point me to where the login timout is configured? What I mean by this is that when you login to a particular application, then walk away from the terminal, then come back say 30 minutes later, you have to login again. What I am wondering is where this timeout time is configured.
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Skip,
I am not ofbiz expert but... ... if you look in the web.xml of every application you find somethink like: <session-config> <session-timeout>60</session-timeout> <!-- in minutes --> </session-config> hope this helps. Bruno 2008/3/1, skip@thedevers <[hidden email]>: > > Can anyone point me to where the login timout is configured? What I mean > by this is that when you login to a particular application, then walk away > from the terminal, then come back say 30 minutes later, you have to login > again. What I am wondering is where this timeout time is configured. > > Skip > > No virus found in this outgoing message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.20.9/1295 - Release Date: 2/23/2008 > 9:35 PM > > > |
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If I configure a product with requirementMethodEnumId = PRODRQM_ATP, there
is a seca that generates a Requirement for that product. The Requirement can then be used to create a purchase order. However, there is no entity or field that I can find that relates the purchase order item back to the sales order. What I need to do is run a service each night that verifies that all backorder items have been ordered. I can fairly easily add a sales order field to the Requirement entity and a sales order/purchase order relating entity, but I am betting something useful that I have missed already exists. Does anyone know of such an entity, or possibly a better way to do this? Skip No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.21.2/1304 - Release Date: 2/29/2008 8:18 AM |
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