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Re: proposal to discuss forking of OpenERP GTK client

 

And it's more than that, in v7.0 all the screen layouts now relies heavily
on new HTML tags within the existing XML of the views, so you would have
lot's of trouble re-implementing/maintaining some GTK rendering engine.
For the very GTK die hard, I would rather suggest using Tryton instead
which place the GTK client at the center of it.

Otherwise, I would say as Stefan: let's focus on making the web client
decent. Something like GMail is perfectly usable, the same could be
achieved with OpenERP (of course not using standard high level component
framework doesn't help), but at least the web-client code is now much
cleaner than the rest of the OpenERP codebase.
As for the RPC webservices, I hope they will be maintained on par because
the very good integration potential of OpenERP is really something that
make OpenERP attractive compared to other ERP's or enterprise applications
in general.

Regards,


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On Thu, Oct 11, 2012 at 6:50 AM, Olivier Dony <odo@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> On 10/11/2012 11:07 AM, Stefan Rijnhart wrote:
> > On 10/11/2012 10:50 AM, satyamitra maan wrote:
> >> yeah me to tried following the same, honestly we are not able to bring
> out
> >> any good module following the same.
> >>
> >> if there is no such document , may be some of existing custom modules on
> >> top of webclient could help.
> >
> > Here are some examples of modules extending openerp-web 6.1:
> >
> > These modules by AgileBG:
> >
> >
> http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~domsense/domsense-agilebg-web-addons/6.1/files
> >
> > support_branding, trp_extended_search and trp_saved_selection by Therp
> >
> > http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~therp-nl/therp-addons/6.1/files
>
>
> You could also check out all official modules that have a web part. Any
> module
> with a 'js' or 'qweb' entry in the module manifest is (at least partially)
> a
> web module[1]:
>
> In 7.0:
>
> $ grep -l 'js.:' addons/*/__openerp__.py
>
> account/__openerp__.py
> auth_anonymous/__openerp__.py
> auth_oauth/__openerp__.py
> auth_openid/__openerp__.py
> auth_reset_password/__openerp__.py
> auth_signup/__openerp__.py
> base_import/__openerp__.py
> base_setup/__openerp__.py
> board/__openerp__.py
> document/__openerp__.py
> edi/__openerp__.py
> google_docs/__openerp__.py
> hr_attendance/__openerp__.py
> hr_recruitment/__openerp__.py
> hr_timesheet_sheet/__openerp__.py
> mail/__openerp__.py
> pad/__openerp__.py
> point_of_sale/__openerp__.py
> process/__openerp__.py
> project_issue/__openerp__.py
> project/__openerp__.py
> share/__openerp__.py
> web_linkedin/__openerp__.py
>
>
> [1] And is (at least partially) unsupported in GTK at the moment.
>
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