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last week, my boss asked me to find a java based open source which can build a B2B site . up to now, I have found broadleaf commerce and apache ofbiz. i have decided to use boradleaf commerce because broadleaf is simple and easy to be customized. now I wonder if broadleaf commerce can be used to build a B2B site in the short time? can you tell me?
Seongju, this question is likely not ideal for stack overflow as"building a b2b site" means different things to different people. I encourage you to take this question to the Broadleaf Commerce Forums
I work for Broadleaf Commerce and the platform out of box is useful for some B2B scenarios.
The main benefits are that it support many advanced pricing concerns for B2B implementations via the programmable Dynamic Pricing API. In the enterprise edition this includes support for rule based price lists.
Also, the framework is designed for extension allowing you to add new attributes to the domain as well as customizing and adding new services.
At current, it does not have any functionality for often requested B2B features like quotes, purchase orders, and EDI integrations.
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Brian
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I'm a .NET developer working in Australia. I'm planning to switch my career from .NET to Sharepoint or CRM. Any suggestion please which application has better market and what is more suitable for a .NET/web developer.
Thanks
First i would say that the market for SharePoint is bigger than the market for Microsoft CRM. Nearly every Enterprise Company has SP implemented, some smaller other larger. This is my opinion.
Good CRM developers and consultants are hard to find. Therefore you would have a good daily rate when you work as a freelancer. I dont know the learning curve for CRM development.
On the SharePoint side its the same. Here you will have many developers out there but only a few which are available. We are currently seeking for about 1 year for good SharePoint developers, but could only find 1 good Junior level consultant. Currently it hard to find good experienced SharePoint developers.
But the SharePoint world is currently changing from OnPremise to Online. Many customers are thinking about Hybrid Scenarious. You would have to learn both worlds. Cause the things which are available in one world are not automatically available in the other world.
If you are a good developer with Web Development experience, then i would prefer to learn SharePoint, but its a wide system from SQL Server over IIS, SharePoint internal functionality like Services, OOTB Functionality, Server Side API, Client Side API, different Solution Types (App Model, Farm Solutions, etc.), huge differences in the versions, Workflows, Search, and many many more ...
Its nothing what you could learn in the next 6 month. If you prefer only to configure these systems, using OOTB functionaly to customize those solutions, than you will be one of many and the changes to get a good job or project will be smaller.
I think its a good chance for a .NET developer to learn additionally CRM or SharePoint. That would increase your knowledge, quality and market price. Its always good to have a look outside the box. Its a good combination. The one does not exclude the other.
Its hard to answer your question in some words. I hope, that i could give you a some idea about that. That all my personal experience and opinion.
I found a good article by Mark Rackley called How do I become a SharePoint Developer?. An incomplete list of SharePoint Ressources you can find at BOGAZCI | Sharepoint Resources.
Good starting points are always MSDN pages like
SharePoint 2013 development overview
Getting Started (SharePoint Development in Visual Studio)
and SharePoint general development
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I'm developing a windows store app that includes a module where app users will be able to pay bills from the app using their credit cards.
would you please recommend a technique to implement such a feature securely ?
Open a webview having credit card form over https and use Stripe or Paypal or Braintree or Amazon Payments to process the cc info.
I wouldn't bother implementing this myself. Not because there's no way to pull it off but because of one single reason: Fraud.
It took banks and clearing houses years to get this straight. Don't reinvent the wheel and go for an established solution like Paypal or Amazon Payments.
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I want to create customized keyboard for IOS in my App.Is its possible if its possible please guide my with code example.Thanks in advanced.
As noted at: Create custom international keyboard for iPhone
"As per Apple's submission guidelines:
2.5 Apps that use non-public APIs will be rejected
2.6 Apps that read or write data outside its designated container area will be rejected
There are no public APIs to add an additional keyboard.
The files that store keyboard data are definitely stored outside of your app's container.
In short: There is no way to implement a custom global keyboard on a non-jailbroken iOS device at this point in time."
You can't access that page without a developer account, however I would think that the submissions would be the same.
However, I do know that on jailbroken devices... you can SSH or filemanage and make new keyboard layouts. I won't bother posting any code due to the fact that you won't actually be able to implement it.
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I´m considering using Kooboo as an intranet management system. Are there same featured in Kooboo that are present in SharePoint?
Where I can find examples of Kooboo extensions' development? I haven't found any extension showcase as Umbraco has. Is there something alike?
One year ago, we launched a website powered by Kooboo CMS.
The deployment was easy and everything was OK. The problem is that a lot of modules are not set or not mature enough to be used under the production environment.
For example, there was a big bug in the forum module. As we couldn't wait future releases that would come with the fixes, we considered editing the code.
On the other hand, the admin interface is really awesome: Full AJAX and easy to understand.
But, unhopefully, I would not recommand this CMS as it is still IMO in a development process.
Kooboo is a good open source CMS, but IMO it's not possible to compare it with Sharepoint. Kooboo is not an enterprise level CMS.
You can found examples on the Kooboo forum
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We all know bing.com is a Microsoft site, hence it's technology is built upon Microsoft stuck (I can hardly imaging something different). Does any one have an idea about what technologies are used in Bing.com (for serving the pages, for indexing the web, for searching the database.. etc)?
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Any web search engine uses a web crawler to travel and index web pages and their content. Bing uses a crawler called Msnbot which, in the past, has been often criticized for being too slow.
Msnbot should appear this way in your server's log:
msnbot/2.0b (+http://search.msn.com/msnbot.htm)
Also, Microsoft has a FAQ page about Msnbot.
Java & oracle on linux boxes :)
Seriously, it is asp.net & sql server on windows.