Tazjel Accounting: 1/1/11

Jan 15, 2011

OpenERP Server / Client start up 3 !

Start :

sudo -i -u postgres openerp-server

# Must be : Client can only connect :

XML-RPC services, port 8069
NET-RPC service, port 80

######## In case some program is using the port :

sudo netstat -anpt

to discover what is running there, and record the PID

# You can check that the PID orresponds to a program you can dispense with by typing

ps aux | grep 1377

# and you can then stop the program from running by typing

sudo kill 1377
#########

# status :

ps auxww | grep ^postgres

/etc/init.d/postgresql status
#
service postgresql restart

netstat -tap | grep mysql
ss -4nlp

ps uaxww | grep -i openerp

sudo /etc/init.d/postgresql-8.4 restart
sudo gedit /etc/postgresql/8.4/main/pg_hba.conf
ps uaxww | grep -i openerp

sudo lsof -i :8069

sudo lsof -i :8070

sudo -i -u postgres openerp-server

sudo -u postgres psql
SELECT datname FROM pg_database;

sudo su - postgres -c psql

postgres@bani:~$ psql mydb

postgres@bani:~$ psql -l

postgres@bani:~$ createdb mydb
postgres@bani:~$ psql mydb

#################
# chaned uncommented lisstin = ´*´
sudo gedit /etc/postgresql/8.4/main/pg_hba.conf
#
sudo gedit /etc/postgresql/8.4/openbravo-erp/postgresql.conf

sudo gedit /etc/openerp-server.conf

Jan 8, 2011

ERP/2.50/Developers Guide/Development Environment/Setting up Development Environment with Eclipse IDE

ERP/2.50/Developers Guide/Development Environment/Setting up Development Environment with Eclipse IDE - Openbravo wiki

ERP/2.50/Developers Guide/Development Environment/Setting up Development Environment with Eclipse IDE
Developers Guide

* Introduction
o Development Environment
+ Setting up Development Environment with Eclipse IDE

Index

Contents
[hide]

* 1 Preparing development environment
* 2 Download source code
* 3 Openbravo installation
o 3.1 Configure the properties
o 3.2 Install from sources
o 3.3 Import into Eclipse IDE
* 4 Launch from Eclipse
* 5 Additional configuration steps for Modularity
o 5.1 Configure Tomcat server
o 5.2 Install Openbravo ERP module
o 5.3 Update Openbravo ERP module
o 5.4 Update Openbravo ERP core

ERP/2.50/Development Stack Setup - Openbravo wiki

ERP/2.50/Development Stack Setup
Contents
[hide]

* 1 Summary
* 2 Motivation
* 3 Operating System
* 4 PostgreSQL
* 5 Oracle
* 6 Sun JDK
* 7 Apache Ant
* 8 Apache Tomcat
* 9 Mercurial

Summary

This article explains in detail how to install and configure the whole stack required for a Openbravo ERP development environment, including:

* PostgreSQL.
* Oracle.
* Sun JDK.
* Apache Ant.
* Apache Tomcat.

The whole guide is valid for all the hardware architectures the stack supports, such as x86 or x86_64. A minimum of 2GB or RAM is recommended for x86 and 3GB for x86_64.

Motivation

A development setup has different needs than a production environment. The main goal is to make the developer's life as easy as possible, while increasing the productivity.

Some of the components are configured in the same way as in a production system. In those cases a link to the production environment setup is provided.

Projects/Configurable Login - Openbravo wiki

Projects/Configurable Login
Contents
[hide]

* 1 Introduction
* 2 Overview
* 3 Changes planned to be included in 3.0rc3
o 3.1 Technical Notes
* 4 Notes
o 4.1 Original discussion

Introduction

This is a collaborative development project to allow the configuration of the login page without the need of customizing core
Overview

To be defined
Changes planned to be included in 3.0rc3

ERP/Roadmap - Openbravo wiki

Openbravo ERP development roadmap

(Latest revision: Sept 30th, 2010)
Introduction and Objective

This is a tentative development roadmap for Openbravo ERP and it does not imply a commitment to deliver. The proposed dates may change due to the workload of the development team and the content of each release could vary depending on market changes. If this occurs the roadmap will be updated to reflect these changes.

The current production release is Openbravo ERP 2.50, which was released in April 2009 and this road map assumes that release as the base line.

This road map focuses on the planned content for Openbravo ERP 3.0, planned for general availability on 31st March 2011 (see Deliverables section below).

Beyond that production release, Openbravo plans the following:

* Openbravo ERP 3.1: H2 2011 (Roadmap for this future release will be published Q1 2011)
* Openbravo ERP 4.0: 2012 (long term release)

The Openbravo ERP 3.0 roadmap focuses on features that will both maintain the product and impress users:

1. Maintain: Openbravo ERP 3.0 must maintain its technological and functional position as a leader in the open source ERP environment. Openbravo ERP 3.0 will adopt technologies that support this, while the functional core of Openbravo ERP 3.0 will be maintained, prioritizing issues that support the next objective.
2. Impress: Openbravo ERP 3.0 must impress the Openbravo community through its ease of use and clear functional flows. This includes updating the user interface, extending and enhancing specific core workflows, and reducing the functional footprint to exclude workflows that are not considered core.

Feedback

Feedback on this roadmap is welcome. Please express your views in the Open Discussion forum.

Additionally, if you would like to provide feedback on the new user experience being delivered in Openbravo 3.0, you are invited to visit the User Experience Lab forum.

Feedback can also be provided on any deliverable by simply clicking on the Go to Project link for each item and participating in the discussions relating to that project.
Audience

The audience for this document is the global Openbravo ecosystem, including partners, users and prospective customers.
Deliverables

Openbravo ERP 3.0 is planned for general availability on 31st March 2011.

In advance of this release it is planned that there will be four Release Candidates (RCs):

* RC1: 10th July 2010. Released! Check Openbravo ERP 3.0 RC1 release notes here.

* RC2: 10th September 2010. Released! Check Openbravo ERP 3.0 RC2 release notes here.

* RC3: 10th November 2010. Released! Check Openbravo ERP 3.0 RC3 release notes here.

* RC4: 10th January 2011.

Incremental delivery of functionality allows continuous validation with community, customers and partners.

We invite our Community to monitor our progress through this road map on the Openbravo 3.0 Release Status page.
Narrower Functional Base

Openbravo ERP 3.0 will be based on a narrower functional footprint than previous releases. This release will focus exclusively on the key flows required by the large majority of customers, with the aim of:

* Eliminating complexity from the product;
* Perfecting the core functionality;
* Improving adoption rate and successful implementations.

The narrower functional footprint will cover the following flows:

1. Order-To-Cash: The blood flowing through every commercial entity is customers orders. All businesses are exist to make money from selling products (or a service, which can be considered as a type of product in our context). Like other core processes, Order-To-Cash can be broken down into two main sub-processes
1. Order To Shipment: The information included typically an order number and date, shipping and receipt dates, a customer purchase order number, the buyer's name and address, the shipping address (if different), and a list of the items ordered, including quantity and warehouse storage location.
2. Customer Invoice To Cash: Billing a sales order creates a record of debt owed to you by your customer for a sale. When you bill a sales order, your accounts receivable ledger increases by the amount of the bill. When the bill has been paid, the Cash is increased.
2. Procure to Pay: This process refers to an external supplier. It usually starts with a purchase requisite from one of the departments in your organizations (for smaller companies that step is often omitted), which is converted, after some price and terms negotiation with your vendor, to a purchase order which is sent to your vendor. The vendor, usually upon receiving your order will ship you the ordered products (not necessarily all the products you ordered are shipped to you as it depends on the products’ availability) together with an invoice. The invoice will be paid by your accounting team, and the process will be completed.
1. Requisition to receipt - indirect for accounting: Demonstrates the business processes for creating and authorizing requisitions, issuing, authorizing and distributing purchase orders, and receiving goods for Indirect Materials (e.g., Consumables, Expense Items).
2. Supplier invoice to payment: Demonstrates the business processes of receiving, recording and paying its supplier invoices. This flow enables users to enter, approve and manage supplier invoices, credit memos and debit memos, resolve invoice holds, and issue Employee and Supplier payments.

ERP/3.0/Release Notes/3.0RC3 - Openbravo wiki

Openbravo 3.0 RC3 available

Release date: November 30th, 2010

Openbravo 3.0 RC3 is the third release candidate of the 3.0 series.

This release delivers a fully functional 3.0 distribution intended for:

* Evaluation
* Development
* Production usage by early adopters in new implementations.

Release candidates are incomplete versions of 3.0, delivering a subset of the 3.0 road map. New functionality has been thoroughly tested but should be considered not yet proven.

Early adopters interested in deploying Openbravo 3.0 RC3 for new implementation projects:

* Are recommended to thoroughly test planned business processes before deploying release into a production environment.
* Should be prepared for both UI and functional changes in subsequent releases; future 3.0 release candidates will provide improvements in usability and system operation but will require users of 3.0 RC3 upgrading to those releases to be able to absorb significant changes.

Check out what's new, the known issues and frequently asked questions about the next release of Openbravo. As always, you are encouraged to tell us what you think, by raising an issue in issues.openbravo.com or discussing it in the Early Releases Discussion forum.
What's New

* Core Feature: Included in the OB ERP Core, licensed under Openbravo Public License My Openbravo: workspace that provides a portal-like dashboard to Openbravo users. With My Openbravo you can make Openbravo your primary workspace from which you can start all of your work activities, either in the ERP or in other other systems. It comes with three preconfigured widgets (Openbravo News, Forge and Events) and much more are coming...
* Core Feature: Included in the OB ERP Core, licensed under Openbravo Public License Pop-ups replaced by modal windows: Openbravo 3.0 aims to address all usability issues existing in previous versions. In RC3 most visible pop-ups (Instance purpose and Hearbeat setting, module installation wizard, ...) are replaced by modal application windows to avoid the problem with browser popup blockers and to ensure that the flows are executed in the proper sequence.
* Core Feature: Included in the OB ERP Core, licensed under Openbravo Public License New Login page: Openbravo 3.0 comes with a new look&feel starting from the login page. It has been improved so messages to the user (eg. invalid user/password) are provided within the page. It supports extended configuration.
* Core Feature: Included in the OB ERP Core, licensed under Openbravo Public License New 3.0 skin: New styling that renders 2.50 classic windows with the new 3.0 look and feel.
* Core Feature: Included in the OB ERP Core, licensed under Openbravo Public License New Payment Report with advanced filtering options.
* Core Feature: Included in the OB ERP Core, licensed under Openbravo Public License Printed document "Receipt" for Payment In and Payment Out: When payments are received it is customary to issue a "Receipt" document as a formal acknowledgement of having received the payment. This process is primarily relevant in the Payment In flow but sometimes used on the Payment Out as well (to notify the supplier that the payment has been made and to request their acknowledgement). For setting up this functionality please follow Configuration Manual.
* Core Feature: Included in the Openbravo core, licensed under Openbravo Public License Advanced Payables and Receivables 3.0.9 is included in the distribution. With this version Openbravo 3.0 RC3 supports the following new features:
o Reconciliation flow review:
+ Flow has been cleaned up.
+ Partial reconciliation is now allowed. It is possible to process a reconciliation against a bank statement where already exist unmatched bank statement lines.
+ Reconciliation report has been improved.
o Fixes for significant number of reported issues.
* Core Feature: Included in the OB ERP Core, licensed under Openbravo Public License Module Merge Support: from now on a module version can declare that it merges another module. The system will take into account this declaration to solve dependencies, and in case of installing this new module version will remove from the instance the module merged into that.
* Core Feature: Included in the OB ERP Core, licensed under Openbravo Public License Check Local Modules Consistency: New ant task to detect inconsistencies in the dependencies of locally installed modules.
* Core Feature: Included in the OB ERP Core, licensed under Openbravo Public License Extended Security settings: now it is possible to explicitily declare for a role if it can admin the client in which it is declared, or the organization to which it is assigned, as well as for a user to admin the role she is granted. These setting are used to admin My Openbravo, preferences, views and others.

Check the complete list of the new functionality in the Openbravo development roadmap (already available features are marked with a delivered sign Delivered).

Openbravo ERP - Browse Files at SourceForge.net

Openbravo ERP Icon
Openbravo ERP

by gorka_gil, iciordia, jpabloae, obsyncrobot, padmar, pjuvara, pnuding, staffrm

* Summary
* Files
* Support
* Develop

Looking for the latest version? Download OpenbravoERP-3.0RC3-x86.vmware.zip (441.9 MB)
RSS Feed Home

Openbravo ERP 2.50 customized installation in Ubuntu

Openbravo ERP 2.50 customized installation in Ubuntu « Fugo Consulting

Openbravo ERP 2.50 customized installation in Ubuntu
by Shankar Balachandran on June 15, 2010

Hi Folks,

I have already put up a post on Openbravo ERP default installation using the repository method provided by Openbravo @ “http://fugoconsulting.wordpress.com/2011/01/05/openbravo-erp-2-50-installation-steps-in-ubuntu-default-installation/“. But in some cases we need to custom install those open source technologies like Tomcat, Apache Ant, Java,etc to suit our needs. So I have presented a simple set of steps required to run Openbravo in UBUNTU. (disclaimer: even this information is provided in openbravo wiki but in lot more elaborated form…:))