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components in specialpurpose vs applications

asgautm
What is the difference between the components lying under the specialpurpose and applications, in component-load.xml?

I tried to remove "manufacturing" in component-load.xml under applications but then ofbiz wouldn't start.

thanks.


Asgaut Mjølne
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Re: components in specialpurpose vs applications

Malin Nicolas
Manufacturing has a components on functional framework as all component
in application directory.

Specialpurpose contains only component that don't have impact on other.

Nicolas

Asgaut Mjølne wrote:

> What is the difference between the components lying under the specialpurpose
> and applications, in component-load.xml?
>
> I tried to remove "manufacturing" in component-load.xml under applications
> but then ofbiz wouldn't start.
>
> thanks.
>
>
> Asgaut Mjølne
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Re: components in specialpurpose vs applications

Malin Nicolas
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[hidden email] wrote:
> Thanks for answering.
>
> So all of the components under application needs to be present to execute ofbiz successfully? Is there an easy way to check the dependencies between the different components?
>
> We are making an e-commerce book store solution and need to strip down the components we do not need.
>  
OFBiz is an ERP so you have many relation between different component to
have an integrated system. If I take an ecommerce : product, party and
order are needed but manufacturing also (exemple by config product),
accounting possible, marketing also.

You have got many relation in entity and service engine between all
applications component. But it's difficult to list all dependencies.

Nicolas

> Asgaut Mjølne
>
> Malin Nicolas wrote:
>  
>> Manufacturing has a components on functional framework as all component
>> in application directory.
>>
>> Specialpurpose contains only component that don't have impact on other.
>>
>> Nicolas
>>
>> Asgaut Mjølne wrote:
>>    
>>> What is the difference between the components lying under the
>>> specialpurpose
>>> and applications, in component-load.xml?
>>>
>>> I tried to remove "manufacturing" in component-load.xml under
>>> applications
>>> but then ofbiz wouldn't start.
>>>
>>> thanks.
>>>
>>>
>>> Asgaut Mjølne
>>>  
>>>      
>>
>>    
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>
>
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Re: components in specialpurpose vs applications

Jacques Le Roux
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If you are only concerned by not showing to users the applications you don't need it's easy to do

Jacques

From: "Nicolas" <[hidden email]>

> [hidden email] wrote:
>> Thanks for answering.
>>
>> So all of the components under application needs to be present to execute ofbiz successfully? Is there an easy way to check the
>> dependencies between the different components?
>>
>> We are making an e-commerce book store solution and need to strip down the components we do not need.
>>
> OFBiz is an ERP so you have many relation between different component to have an integrated system. If I take an ecommerce :
> product, party and order are needed but manufacturing also (exemple by config product), accounting possible, marketing also.
>
> You have got many relation in entity and service engine between all applications component. But it's difficult to list all
> dependencies.
>
> Nicolas
>> Asgaut Mjølne
>>
>> Malin Nicolas wrote:
>>
>>> Manufacturing has a components on functional framework as all component in application directory.
>>>
>>> Specialpurpose contains only component that don't have impact on other.
>>>
>>> Nicolas
>>>
>>> Asgaut Mjølne wrote:
>>>
>>>> What is the difference between the components lying under the
>>>> specialpurpose
>>>> and applications, in component-load.xml?
>>>>
>>>> I tried to remove "manufacturing" in component-load.xml under
>>>> applications
>>>> but then ofbiz wouldn't start.
>>>>
>>>> thanks.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Asgaut Mjølne
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>> Quoted from: http://www.nabble.com/components-in-specialpurpose-vs-applications-tp24969488p24969729.html
>>
>>
>>
>


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Re: components in specialpurpose vs applications

Adrian Crum
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The applications folder contains the components that expose the data
structure and business logic of OFBiz. As such, they are fairly generic.

The specialpurpose folder contains components that are task or role
specific. They typically build on the components in the applications folder.

-Adrian

Asgaut Mjølne wrote:

> What is the difference between the components lying under the specialpurpose
> and applications, in component-load.xml?
>
> I tried to remove "manufacturing" in component-load.xml under applications
> but then ofbiz wouldn't start.
>
> thanks.
>
>
> Asgaut Mjølne