Hi Pierre, Sharan and Jaques,

I have read all your comments. Thank you very much for helping.

Pierre,
Thanks for the hint, Sharan's book is already on my shelf and has brought me to 
where I am without too much troubles, however on the VAT-Tax setup I remain 
confused.

Sharan,
Thank you for reproducing the same test as I did. You are right, by adding the 
Tax rate, Tax Authority Party and Geo Id directly to the product pricing, 
prices are indicated correctly on the product screens.
For a normal "finished good" product the prices now also are correct once in 
the shopping cart and at final order review.

But in my local installation I am running the test also with variant products 
since I pretend to use them intensively. With pricing being set up on the 
virtual product in the same manner as indicated by you unfortunately for the 
variant product in the shopping cart and final order review still the sales tax 
is being added. So I either have still some configuration problems or there is 
some missing functionality or bugs in the system.

I am using a Chilean Customer for the test, so there shouldn't be a problem 
with that.


Jaques,

Thank you for this hint. With this description of course I would have succeeded 
earlier. Though the very important part would be to know how you track down 
such a problem and even get to know that the service "createProductPrice" is 
responsible for the problem one experiences.
Of course the debugging knowledge here plays an important role. I think this is 
also why many possible users of OFBiz are finding it hard to get started.
Personally I am not a developer even though I like the topic quite a lot and my 
informatic skills are also not so bad. I am running OFBiz through Eclipse Luna 
but am still not able to use debugging functions within Eclipse since during 
setup there are several errors which I was not able to resolve. So I depend 
mainly on the logs and on my still limited knowledge of OFBiz. Ftl, groovy and 
Java are causing also problems and therefore I am not always able to follow 
through the code, especially when variables are taken out of available context. 
As I said, I am not a developer.

It would be great if you could give some hints on how to improve the ability to 
debug the system.

I know that I am asking a complicated and wide ranging question but you know 
"It's better to learn fishing than to receive some fishes for free...)


Kind regards,

Peter





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