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Party | Person or oganisation implied in at least one process modelled and implemented by OFBiz | eg : administrator of the website, company dealing goods in the website, etc. | |||
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E-Business |
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MRP |
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SCM |
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Vendor | Roles to be detailled |
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Supplier | Roles to be detailled |
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Application | A part of Component beginning with the ~webapp directory. A single | Examples: OOTB the | Component | An OFbiz An OFBiz component is a directory used by the OFBiz framework to specify and load application server resources necessary to execute an OFBiz instance. Each OFBiz component must have a unique name (typically the name of the root directory for the component) and a configuration file called: "ofbiz-component.xml". Component resources may include, but are not limited to: webapps, Java source/classes, classpath resources, scripts, entity definitions, entity data files, service definitions, service and entity ECA rules, test suites, and encryption keystores. |
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Application | A part of Component (at the user level) beginning with the ~webapp directory. A single component may contain several applications each mounted on a unique URL. Within each component, the "ofbiz-component.xml" file defines the available applications and how those applications shall be mounted on URLs. | Examples: OOTB the Accounting component has three applications: Accounting, AP and AR. |