Re: [Web-erp-developers] Serialization and BOM

[Danie B. <br...@na...>]

Hi Peter

I don't know if any of the other guys are awake right now, so I will try to
answer some of your questions.

Serialization has been build into the stock to some extend Phil and Jessie
worked on this, so they will probably fill you in on serialization. 

BOMS already have multilevel support in that a manufactured item with its own
BOM may be used within another BOM. There is however no single interface to
edit a tree like structure. 

Reporting of the BOM Tree are also lacking although with a bit of work it is
possible to build such a report. 

Like all of us go ahead, look through the code and if you feel up to it go ahead
and try. If you would like to run it past the the list do so. Phil is fearly
strict on the source code structure ( not overly so, but he has a point) on the
way he would like the code. Have a look at the current code you will see he
likes to keep every file as self contained as possible.
He or someone else will probably mention it again soon. :)

Someone mentioned a while back where we could find the standard Phil would like
us to use, If someone could tell us again. Also mabe Phil could put it on the
Source Forge Site as well under some FAQ. Just a thought. *wink-wink*

There is also some work under way on work orders and costing by me and my guys,
And we are also doing some work on the taxes and manuals. We will contribute it
back and Phil will decide what he want's to include. It's his baby and he did a
good job so far.

Kind Regards
Danie Brink

Quoting Peter <use...@gm...>:

> I've shown Web-ERP to my manager and he was very impressed. It far
> surpasses any open source ERP software we have used.
> 
> Among a couple of small features, some requirements he had:
> 
> * The support of serialized stock
> * BOM reporting
> * Milti - level BOM
> 
> Has development started on these features? If so, can I help? If
> development has not started, a co-worker and I can start developing
> these.
> 
> I have programmed some in PHP and MySQL and I have done a lot of
> programming in other languages including C++ so I understand the OOP
> mentality.
> 
> ~Peter
> 
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