surveys with ofbiz?

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surveys with ofbiz?

info@agentur-m3.de
Hello everyone!

I read about a survey component/module/framework within ofbiz.
Has anyone experiences with it and could tell me where to
start working with it (could not find it in menus
and even in source there are some points, where it
occurs, but I could not find any example or
startpoint. Is there any tutorial for surveys?

Thamk you!
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Re: surveys with ofbiz?

Rishi Solanki
Hi,

Below is the list of entities and views participated in the survey setup
and overall working.

entity Survey
entity SurveyApplType
entity SurveyMultiResp
entity SurveyMultiRespColumn
entity SurveyPage
entity *SurveyQuestion*
view SurveyQuestionAndAppl
entity SurveyQuestionAppl
entity SurveyQuestionCategory
entity SurveyQuestionOption
entity SurveyQuestionType
entity SurveyResponse
view SurveyResponseAndAnswer
entity SurveyResponseAnswer
entity SurveyTrigger

SurveyWrapper class will help you to understand how to use above entities
and views. Also look into the GenericSurvey.ftl which render the survey to
understand the entity association and usage.


Also you may like to play with;

Content >> Survey >> Find Survey
Content >> Survey >> Create Survey
Content >> Survey >> Edit Survey

Quick Reference:
https://demo-trunk.ofbiz.apache.org/content/control/FindSurvey

HTH!


Rishi Solanki
Sr. Manager, Enterprise Software Development
HotWax Systems Pvt. Ltd.
Direct: +91-9893287847
http://www.hotwaxsystems.com

On Wed, Mar 8, 2017 at 5:39 PM, [hidden email] <[hidden email]>
wrote:

> Hello everyone!
>
> I read about a survey component/module/framework within ofbiz.
> Has anyone experiences with it and could tell me where to
> start working with it (could not find it in menus
> and even in source there are some points, where it
> occurs, but I could not find any example or
> startpoint. Is there any tutorial for surveys?
>
> Thamk you!
>