Thanks for answering this BJ, in spite of a little bit of lack of
respect in the question and follow-up, especially related to not
looking at existing documentation, where there are answers to all of
these questions.
In the end-user documentation on docs.ofbiz.org it does cover some
stuff on managing pick-lists and shipment packing. Related to that, it
isn't all that common to pick more than one order at a time, but
usually packing/weighing/labeling packages to ship them is done one at
a time.
Of course, you can build anything you can imagine that is "internally
consistent" (ie not self-contradictory), and there are good tools and
lower level functionality in OFBiz that make that easier.
-David
On May 7, 2008, at 1:01 PM, BJ Freeman wrote:
> 1) here is the release plan so far
>
http://docs.ofbiz.org/display/OFBADMIN/Release+Plan> 2)OOTB only shipping per order however it would not take much to write
> service that would do this. For packing list you would have to add in
> more screens and code to verify the shipment against the packking
> list.
> Not sure from a physical workflow if this is more productive, IMHO
>
> jamesterra sent the following on 5/7/2008 11:11 AM:
>> Could someone here provide answers to these questions please?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> James
>>
>>
>> jamesterra wrote:
>>> Hi there,
>>>
>>> I am currently evaluating OFBiz as the framework for a new ecommerce
>>> project that I'm working on. So far I've been very impressed
>>> with OFBiz
>>> as it appears to have all of the features that I need. I do have
>>> a few
>>> questions that I was hoping to get cleared up:
>>>
>>> I need a stable build so I pulled the code from the 4.0 release
>>> branch.
>>> However, after looking at some of the new features in development,
>>> I was
>>> hoping to find a stable development branch that I could pull from
>>> instead.
>>> Is there such a branch? Hopefully something that's been tested to
>>> some
>>> degree?
>>>
>>> Going through the order manager, I couldn't find a way to print
>>> shipping
>>> labels in batches or do other tasks in batches (such as packing).
>>> Is
>>> there a way to do this OFBiz out of the box?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> James
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>