Version 2.0 Beta 2 of The Apache Open For Business Project
Release Notes: Most of the new features are centered around making a feature rich eCommerce package that competes nicely with commercial alternatives. The Catalog, Order, and Party Management applications have matured right along with eCommerce and are now sufficient for managing data behind the eCommerce site. Usage of framework components like the Entity and Service Engines, the XML MiniLang library, and the webapp framework have been improved a lot.
Other releases
Release Notes: New functionality includes highly configurable enterprise-grade accounting; project management, HR, and SFA applications; enhanced asset management and maintenance; eCommerce enhancements; visual theme and configurable portal support; a Web-based point-of-sale application; business intelligence tools, and various new reports. The release also features major improvements in overall production stability, quality, and security, including protection from vulnerabilities common to Web-based software; enhancements to marketing and content management functionality.
No changes have been submitted for this release.
Release Notes: This release includes hundreds of new features and now has nearly all functionality required for a retail fulfillment based business and many other types of businesses to operate. There are also major enhancements to the OFBiz Framework components.
Release Notes: This is a maintenance release. There were a number of bugs introduced between 2.0.0 and 2.1.0 which were addressed, and more extensive testing has now been done. There are also a couple of new features.
Release Notes: This release includes major new application functionality and framework improvements. The presentation layer architecture has been enhanced to be much cleaner and easier to customize for e-commerce applications. Improvements were made to e-commerce, the Catalog Manager, Accounting (invoicing and billing), Facility/Warehouse/Inventory management, and others. New features were added to the Workflow, Service, and Entity engines and to the MiniLang simple-methods.
