ERP 2.50:Release Notes/2.50MP35
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Openbravo 2.50MP35 available
Release date: October 24th, 2011
Starting from 2.50 MP24 Openbravo stopped shipping Community Appliances, Public Amazon EC2 AMIs and Source code tarball publication in SourceForge for Openbravo 2.50 release. All these deliverables are available for Openbravo 3.0, latest version of which Openbravo 3.0PR23Q1 is released. Openbravo 3.0 is the recommended release for evaluations, development and production.
Check out what's new, the fixed issues and frequently asked questions about the latest 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 Open discussion forum.
Fixed issues
- 18475: Sequence number is reset when a dataset include a sequence with the same name.
- 18606: Bank Statement document gets locked when trying to post.
- 18753: Not Posted Transaction Report.
- 18215: Change the entry date should be possible in the attribute set instance definition
Check the complete list of fixed issues and API changes.
Known issues
- Updating from versions <2.50MP19 (2.50MP19 not included) to this version causes the process to fail. In case you are running a version lower that 2.50MP19 and you are planning to upgrade to 2.50MPXY follow these steps:
- Run the upgrade process as usual. It will fail in the middle of the process
- Go into the command line, change your current directory to the Openbravo source tree root directory and run ant update.database core.lib wad.lib trl.lib compile.complete.deploy
- Restart Tomcat.
- If you are updating from 2.50MP15, you could run into a known issue. Have a look at 13284 for detailed information about this issue. The workaround is create the directory "src-diagnostics" in the product source directory (source.path).
- If you are updating from 2.50MP10, you could run into a known issue. Have a look at the 2.50MP10 release notes for detailed information about this issue.
Download Details
| Mercurial |
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| Clone (tag: 2.50MP35) |
 | The Ubuntu package has been delivered to the Canonical archive admins, and following their QA procedure it will be available in the Partner Repository within a few days. |
| | These are Community deliverables. 2.50MP35 as a packaged OBX file, the Cloud Stack Appliances, the Cloud Stack Amazon EC2 AMIs (32bit and 64bit) and the Source code tarball are available only for the Professional Edition and they are available for download from the Partner Restricted Area. |
Installation, updates and upgrades
- To install or evaluate this Openbravo release, follow the installation guide.
- To update an existing Openbravo from an earlier release of 2.50 follow the update instructions.
- To upgrade your existing system from 2.3x or 2.40 to the latest version of 2.50 follow the upgrade here
| | 2.50MP35 has been published in the Confirmed Stable maturity level. Depending on how you updates configuration you will or not have access to this update. Read more about this feature and configure your Openbravo instance according to your needs. |
| | Upgrade from the latest 2.50 maintenance pack (MP35) to Openbravo 3 is disabled and will be available once next maintenance pack (MP5) of Openbravo 3 is released (in about 15 days). This approach allows us to make sure that all the changes that are included in the latest 2.50 MP are also present in Openbravo 3 and there is no functionality or data loss during upgrade. At the same time upgrade path from previous 2.50 MP (MP34) is already open so please use this maintenance pack if you need to move your instance to Openbravo 3 right away. |
Other resources and links
- Get information about previous releases in the Release History page.
- If you are looking for the Openbravo Cloud Appliance release notes, check this page instead.
- Learn more about the benefits of Openbravo Professional Edition.
- Learn more about the open source Openbravo project
Special thanks
Finally, we give our thanks to the Openbravo Community which continues to support us with their valuable time and knowledge. We also thank all Openbravo users for making Openbravo a huge success.