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1. Re: JBoss jBPM has the fundationation for an ERP?
kukeltje May 9, 2008 11:26 AM (in response to vncoder)it has the foundation, but to say it is the major part of an ERP system, no. Combining seam and jbpm to make a full fledged ERP system would be interesting and possible. Depends on how much work you'd like to put into it. I know it is not based on seam/jbpm, but compiere is a very nice opensource ERP/CRM system.
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2. Re: JBoss jBPM as the fundationation for an ERP?
vncoder May 10, 2008 7:50 AM (in response to vncoder)I did have a quick look at Compiere and its fork, Adempiere. Without much knowledge of either of the two, I am not sure these two will serve the needs/wants yet. I will look into these two in more detail.
However, I am thinking of getting away from the "monotithic" ERP system and get into more web services "oriented" architecture. I am also hoping to base the system on JBoss and BPM. Hence this investigation.
I am going to setup a team of 5 full-time developers to develop the new ERP system for our company over a 1.5-2years period. Maybe I am too ambituous. -
3. Re: JBoss jBPM has the fundationation for an ERP?
kukeltje May 10, 2008 7:28 PM (in response to vncoder)wow, if you have 5 full-time developers for 1.5-2 years, I'm jealous. Certainly if it is for an internal ERP project.
But I always thought compiere/adempiere was not monolithic. Afaik, they have webservices access to their system as well. Adding/changing compiere (if it does not fit your needs) is probably less work than completely building a new system