Posted by
Jacopo Cappellato on
Jan 23, 2007; 2:13pm
URL: http://ofbiz.116.s1.nabble.com/Question-on-Rouning-tasks-tp143884p143894.html
Jonathon -- Improov wrote:
> Jacopo,
>
> Thanks for heads up on the WIP! Invaluable advice.
>
> So you're saying that Task Runs (PROD_ORDER_TASK) can never produce
> anything by themselves (inside context of a Production Run
> PROD_ORDER_HEADER)? Then what does the "Deliverable Products" tab in
> "Edit Routing Task" function do?
>
Yes, tasks can be used to produce stuff (and the screens you see are
exactly for setting the allowed products; then you can use the main
production runs screen to 'produce' them): however it is a manual
process and as I see it it should only be used for non standard results.
> Seems like the Manufacturing module is choke full of skeletal
> half-implemented concepts. Maybe we should:
>
This is not true, but think it as you prefer.
> 1. Round off all half-implemented concepts so newcomers don't have so
> many red
> herrings to deal with.
>
> 2. Document all fully-implemented concepts so newcomers know that
> undocumented
> concepts are either not there or not fully there.
>
> What do you think?
>
Go for it. I'd suggest (as I already told you in one of my previous
posts) to create a Wiki page for this.
> I'm willing to help, as long as you continue to give me such invaluable
> pointers!
I really cannot promise this, but if I can I will continue to help you all.
> I know you must have forgotten many of the functionalities you
> coded.
I've never said something like this., but, again, think it as you
prefer: no time to discuss with you.
You are really making too many assumptions and in my opinion this is a
common pattern for people, like you, that speak too much :-)
> But as long as you point me the way, I can take apart OFBiz
> quickly to document it. Deal?
>
As a general rule, if you want to get a chance to get any kind of
attention from me, keep your messages as short as possible: chances are
that I will not read more than the first 5 lines of your posts from now
on (sorry but I simply don't have the time to chat with you).
Good luck for your project,
Jacopo