Hi !
Nice work for E-Evolution.
The .jar file installer is great and easy ... but ...
is it any way for using the PostgreSQL 8.0.3 already installed instead the one that comes with Kompiere ??
Thanks
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The short answer is 'yes'. The full answer is an entirely different matter. I've got it up & running with a standard Debian/Ubuntu Postgres installation, and I'm about to find out how well it actually works. Jonah H. Harris' prior work was invaluable in getting to this point.
My notes on the integration proces are here:
<http://www.graggrag.com/misc/kompiere2.5.2d-postgres-integration.cal20050708.txt>
I have the utmost respect for the work that's gone into kompiere. However ... without some improvement in cooperation & collaboration with the many people eager to help with Compiere/Postgres integration, kompiere seems doomed to remain just a quirky aberration. That would be a real shame.
cheers, Cal
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How improve in cooperation & collaboration into kompiere, depend on us, if you have suggestions or you have detected bugs please create a post in this project to do a tracking.
Now we need many hands for testing the system under PostgresQL.
Cheers
Victor
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I am willing to help you to test the system under PostgresQL.
But, I am still finding how to install the system on a pre-installed Postgresql.
I can't find any database dump file.
Anyone will be need to help others getting start.
I know that a lot of user use Postgresql.
So, if someone help me out, I will be happy in testing the system.
Thanks.
Ifun
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The initial install on Debian was educational. I've just finished setting it up on a Suse 9.2 system for further testing.
In terms of improving cooperation/collaboration, I think I was referring to the need to reverse engineer the kompiere offerings in order to use them. For instance, the install-linux.jar offering is clever, but it simply doesn't fit the common case needs of interested parties. A few notes on what it contains *and* what it actually does would have been valuable. It seems there's still people who'd like to give it a run, but are daunted by the lack of info and the fact that it isn't targeted at a normal Linux/PostgreSQL installation.
cheers, Cal
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Hi !
Nice work for E-Evolution.
The .jar file installer is great and easy ... but ...
is it any way for using the PostgreSQL 8.0.3 already installed instead the one that comes with Kompiere ??
Thanks
The short answer is 'yes'. The full answer is an entirely different matter. I've got it up & running with a standard Debian/Ubuntu Postgres installation, and I'm about to find out how well it actually works. Jonah H. Harris' prior work was invaluable in getting to this point.
My notes on the integration proces are here:
<http://www.graggrag.com/misc/kompiere2.5.2d-postgres-integration.cal20050708.txt>
I have the utmost respect for the work that's gone into kompiere. However ... without some improvement in cooperation & collaboration with the many people eager to help with Compiere/Postgres integration, kompiere seems doomed to remain just a quirky aberration. That would be a real shame.
cheers, Cal
Hi Cal!
How improve in cooperation & collaboration into kompiere, depend on us, if you have suggestions or you have detected bugs please create a post in this project to do a tracking.
Now we need many hands for testing the system under PostgresQL.
Cheers
Victor
I am willing to help you to test the system under PostgresQL.
But, I am still finding how to install the system on a pre-installed Postgresql.
I can't find any database dump file.
Anyone will be need to help others getting start.
I know that a lot of user use Postgresql.
So, if someone help me out, I will be happy in testing the system.
Thanks.
Ifun
and for windows especialiy.
p.S. dump in jar file - You can simply extract jar and try load
dump file.
you have to do the following to import the dump
jar -xvf %INSTALL_PATH%\Kompiere2\data\CMPCSPostgreSQL.jar
psql -U compiere -f cmpcs.dmp kompiere
The initial install on Debian was educational. I've just finished setting it up on a Suse 9.2 system for further testing.
In terms of improving cooperation/collaboration, I think I was referring to the need to reverse engineer the kompiere offerings in order to use them. For instance, the install-linux.jar offering is clever, but it simply doesn't fit the common case needs of interested parties. A few notes on what it contains *and* what it actually does would have been valuable. It seems there's still people who'd like to give it a run, but are daunted by the lack of info and the fact that it isn't targeted at a normal Linux/PostgreSQL installation.
cheers, Cal