Getting started with Openbravo
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Introduction
This document provide a list of resources for people evaluating or getting started with Openbravo ERP.
About Openbravo
What Openbravo ERP can do
Modules at Openbravo ERP
- Openbravo ERP features
- Openbravo road map
- Openbravo ERP Success stories
- Openbravo partners world wide
Evaluating Openbravo ERP
Understanding Openbravo Releases
Starting a new project
Forums and FAQ's
As many open source project, OpenbravoERP is allocated at Sourceforge. This website contains the most important Open source projects.
For Frequently Asked Questions, visit Openbravo FAQ. This repository of doubts is feed every day with Openbravo forum posts at Sourceforge.
Full installation guide
Openbravo installation has two different flavors.
Openbravo ERP virtual appliances
Openbravo ERP virtual appliances are a quick and easy manner of setting up Openbravo ERP for testing or development purposes since environment stack is already included and configured.
Openbravo ERP source code and Bitrock installer
Openbravo ERP source code and Bitrock installer are the means to install Openbravo ERP in a production environment. This way of installation, requires a previous installation and configuration of the whole environment stack.
- Openbravo environment installation: Database, Sun JDK, Apache Tomcat and Apache Ant
- Openbravo ERP installation: Bitrock installer and Subversion source code.
Functional documentation
In the link below you can find the functional documentation of Openbravo ERP. The purpose of this documentation is to describe, from a logical stand point, what business processes and what functions are supported in the product and how they are implemented. This documentation gives you a very good idea of what can be achieved with the product; it is NOT, however, a detailed step by step implementation guide or a user guide
Configuration manual
In the link below you can find a document that explains how to set up the ERP in order to succeed working with Openbravo ERP. This is a step by step manual and very useful. Still in progress
Development environment
Openbravo development environment includes a mix of tools and methodologies that make Openbravo developers' life easier.
- Openbravo Development Environment (ODE): Apache Ant, Eclipse IDE, Subversion (SVN), DdlUtils and development tasks
- Openbravo Developers Manual: Source code structure, manual and generated windows, callouts, procedures...
How to contribute to Openbravo
There are many ways to make Openbravo ERP a better product.
QA process. Acceptance testing
Openbravo QA department makes sure that all the releases have a minimum quality.
Whenever a a release is launched, an acceptance process is executed.
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