On behalf of the Technical and Functional Teams, I am happy to announce the start of community testing of ADempiere Release 3.8.0. A large number of developers and companies have contributed some fantastic new features to Release 3.8.0. Many thanks to Adaxa, e-Evolution, Metas, and Walkingtree for their contributions as well as all the members of the ADempiere Technical and Functional teams. Of special note, thanks to Victor Perez of e-Evolution, Steve Sackett of Adaxa and Mario Calderon of Westfalia for driving the release development. Suman Ravuri of Walkingtree acted as the release manager. Also a special thanks to Paul Aviles of Nickel Networks for the donated test servers and his effort in setting them up.
Release 3.8.0 is an exciting improvement to ADempiere with the integration of a number of major contributions from key developers including:
Integration of the Mobile User Interface
Sales Management (CRM) to manage leads and opportunities
The full inclusion of Libero Manufacturing and Human Resources
Forecast and Cashflow Management
A new costing engine
Smart browser capabilities
And there is much more. You can read the full list here: http://www.adempiere.com/Release_380LTS and you can see it in action on one of the donated servers (Thanks to Nickel Networks):
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More detailed coordination and communication of the tests will be provided through the Source Forge forums over the next few days. Jira (https://adempiere.atlassian.net) will be the bug tracker.
The test effort is now underway and will continue until we are comfortable with the performance of the application and the new features. Through our combined efforts, we can ensure a high-quality product is released for use by companies around the world. We really do need your initiative and help to identify problems and solve them.
On behalf of the Technical and Functional teams, thanks in advance for your contribution and support for this release.
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Well done to all involved, I know it was a huge effort this last year to get so much additional functionality integrated and working together. After a long hiatus for the project, this will, hopefully, be the first of many regular releases to come.
The inclusion of the test servers is a great idea that should make it easy for anyone and everyone to help in the final testing.
Congratulations again to all and while he didn't include himself in the list I know Michael too put a great effort into getting this version to where it is.
colin
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The server is updated regularly as new commits are made. If you get an error like that, please wait a bit and try again. Paul Aviles is making every effort to keep the server up-to-date and running.
Thanks,
Mike
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Congratulations from us too. I know how much workload you put in these release. Tx to all participants.
We will start testing and report back the results.
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Hi Michael I would like to help with the testing process so I try what you suggest:
•Provide bug reports •Create a Jira account if you don’t already have one: https://adempiere.atlassian.net/login
but there is no way I can créate an account the message goes like ask your administrator to créate you user and password.
Can you help me and tell me what do I have to do to be able to login in Jira
Thanks Luis Betanzo
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Dear ADempiere Community Members,
On behalf of the Technical and Functional Teams, I am happy to announce the start of community testing of ADempiere Release 3.8.0. A large number of developers and companies have contributed some fantastic new features to Release 3.8.0. Many thanks to Adaxa, e-Evolution, Metas, and Walkingtree for their contributions as well as all the members of the ADempiere Technical and Functional teams. Of special note, thanks to Victor Perez of e-Evolution, Steve Sackett of Adaxa and Mario Calderon of Westfalia for driving the release development. Suman Ravuri of Walkingtree acted as the release manager. Also a special thanks to Paul Aviles of Nickel Networks for the donated test servers and his effort in setting them up.
Release 3.8.0 is an exciting improvement to ADempiere with the integration of a number of major contributions from key developers including:
And there is much more. You can read the full list here: http://www.adempiere.com/Release_380LTS and you can see it in action on one of the donated servers (Thanks to Nickel Networks):
We now need your help with the testing. Specifically, we need help with the following:
To get involved, please see the following links:
If you’d like to learn about Sahi and automated web testing, please see http://www.adempiere.com/ADempiere_Testing_with_Sahi.
More detailed coordination and communication of the tests will be provided through the Source Forge forums over the next few days. Jira (https://adempiere.atlassian.net) will be the bug tracker.
The test effort is now underway and will continue until we are comfortable with the performance of the application and the new features. Through our combined efforts, we can ensure a high-quality product is released for use by companies around the world. We really do need your initiative and help to identify problems and solve them.
On behalf of the Technical and Functional teams, thanks in advance for your contribution and support for this release.
Well done to all involved, I know it was a huge effort this last year to get so much additional functionality integrated and working together. After a long hiatus for the project, this will, hopefully, be the first of many regular releases to come.
The inclusion of the test servers is a great idea that should make it easy for anyone and everyone to help in the final testing.
Congratulations again to all and while he didn't include himself in the list I know Michael too put a great effort into getting this version to where it is.
colin
Great news!
but try to login to http://demo1.adempiere.us/webui, got error:
HTTP Status 500 -
Thanks
Hi bma99,
The server is updated regularly as new commits are made. If you get an error like that, please wait a bit and try again. Paul Aviles is making every effort to keep the server up-to-date and running.
Thanks,
Mike
Congratulations from us too. I know how much workload you put in these release. Tx to all participants.
We will start testing and report back the results.
Hi Michael I would like to help with the testing process so I try what you suggest:
•Provide bug reports •Create a Jira account if you don’t already have one: https://adempiere.atlassian.net/login
but there is no way I can créate an account the message goes like ask your administrator to créate you user and password.
Can you help me and tell me what do I have to do to be able to login in Jira
Thanks Luis Betanzo
Hola Luis!
Please Can you send me your email, I can send you a invite user.
kind regards
victor.perez@e-evolution.com
Good Afternoon,
I'd like to help testing the new Adempiere Release, but can't access Jira. Could you help me please ?
Hi Albin,
I've created a user for you and you should receive an invite through your
Source Forge account e-mail.
Let me know if you have any issues.
Mike
From: Albin [mailto:albingiraud@users.sf.net]
Sent: April-24-14 7:03
To: [adempiere:discussion]
Subject: [adempiere:discussion] Release 380 - Community Testing
Good Afternoon,
I'd like to help testing the new Adempiere Release, but can't access Jira.
Could you help me please ?
Release 380 - Community Testing
https://sourceforge.net/p/adempiere/discussion/611167/thread/936c6d22/?limi t=25#da49
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Thank you Michael,
I checked my mail box (and spam box) but didn't get your email. Any idea ?
Albin
Use my SF e-mail to send me a message with your preferred e-mail address and
I'll try again.
Mike
From: Albin [mailto:albingiraud@users.sf.net]
Sent: April-24-14 13:49
To: [adempiere:discussion]
Subject: [adempiere:discussion] Re: Release 380 - Community Testing
Thank you Michael,
I checked my mail box (and spam box) but didn't get your email. Any idea ?
Albin
Release 380 - Community Testing
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