I only deal with ofbiz as the modeling it started with for UI.
this is where a Rendering engine is created and defined in the
controller, and ftl are used as the basis for the rendering.
That said, I also use FTL to prsent a UI front end that is just links to
other pages. In that I still use a standard screen widget to call it.
I resist other ways to interact with other web systems.
Deepak Agarwal sent the following on 6/1/2012 4:03 AM:
BJ Freeman/All,
We are mainly into zkoss framework (and have integrated well with ofbiz),
but still I find a lot of pain while creating service wrappers in zk over
ofbiz services.
Would like to know your suggestions if we should go with Screen/Widget for
front end design or zkoss is better.
On Fri, Jun 1, 2012 at 4:10 PM, BJ Freeman<[email protected]> wrote:
the best way to learn widget is use a xml editor that will give you each
valid element as you build the file.
you can also read the Schema file for the widget and the comments buried
in them.
FTL is how to build files to have it rendered has html.
you marshal the data for the ftl through the grovy files.
if you use screen widgets you can fall the grooby from there.
otherwise name the groovy the same as the FTl file and it will be executed
before the FTL is called.
there are plenty of examples in code.
expect about a year to learn all the in and outs of ofbiz, minimum.
G.Ben sent the following on 5/31/2012 12:51 AM:
Hi everyone,
I'm having some issues with OFBiz and its tutorials, it's not quite enough
for me, because I'm developping a real application with it,
So, I need to know the syntax of that language, for example : the ui
labels
how and what do we use them for ? a HTML page without Ui labels should it
be
enough ??
And the form widget, what is syntax that we should follow (for example :
to
put an image ? to put a file in attachement etc ... )
And for style, do we always use CSS, if yes, is it like CSS with HTML ...
I have a few knowledge about OFBiz and i'm really struggling with it ... I
keep googling and I don't find simple things.
P.S : Excuse me if my english is not that good.
Thank you for your help.
Regards.
G.Ben
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