Neogia in English

Functional Description of Modules

Neogia is a set of complementary components A platform enterprise application OFBiz. Neogia is not a replacement for the OFBiz framework. Neogia requires a full installation of OFBiz to work except for code generators. These components are of three types:

Components are functional as new component, are replacing an existing OFBiz components.

Manufacturing (Production): replace the existing OFBiz component is a refactoring of it, with the definition of a UML model and own a complete rewrite of the code.
Facility (stock): replace the existing OFBiz component for all inventory management, it does not include shipment management is performed by OFBiz. It provides a complete physical inventory management. This component was found after a complete refactoring of the data model created with UML to manage current and planned inventory
accounting (accounting): replace the existing subcomponent OFBiz, for accounting and analytical. The UML is entirely new. Managing payments is performed by OFBiz
servicemgnt (service): a new component to manage service activities or projects. The component is new, its UML model is also new.

Components to connect to existing OFBiz components. The UML diagrams incorporate the elements of OFBiz.

common (shared): used for connections to the entity and status enum
content (content): used to unify certain rules of development and field management in multi-language.
order (order): used to access objects and command-line commands
party (actor): used to access objects actors, role, actor-role and address, and communication objects
product (product): used to access the object article and the link between the component and OFBiz facility Neogia

A technical component, to generate the bulk of OFBiz code from UML class diagrams. This allows for components developed using an object modeling. The generation can spread good practice and food provision OFBiz developers the necessary development purpose. The additional developments are made in load-on objects and not on elements generated thereby ensuring the ability to regenerate some elements in the emergence of new practice.