Upgrades in OpenERP 6.1 as compared to 6.0.x On June 10, 2012 By aasimansari In Odoo Here are some of the changes to be kept in mind while switching to this improved and smarter version. Openerp 6.1 free download. Fax send for OpenERP Fax send is a module for OpenERP 6.1 for sending faxes using interfax.net.
Install OpenERP 6.1 on ubuntu for development
III) Development
Install Openerp 6.1 Ubuntu 14.04
- JavaScript Development Tools
- XML Editors and Tools
- Eclipse Web Developer Tools
- PyDev for Eclipse
Referencias:
https://doc.openerp.com/v6.1/developer/index.html/#book-develop-link
http://www.slideshare.net/openobject/openerp-61-web-framework-tutorial
http://informaticartica.blogspot.com.ar/2012/02/crear-entorno-de-openerp-61.html
http://openerpdev.wordpress.com/2012/01/31/minimal-openerp-module-example/
http://planet.agilebg.com/en/2012/04/how-to-create-an-openerp-module-the-easy-way/
http://www.slideshare.net/openobject/openerp-61-web-framework-tutorial
http://trescloud.blogspot.com.ar/2013/02/configurar-eclipse-4.html
Every OpenERP developer or integrator knows how can be annoying to create a new module or to add new features (like views,actions, etc) to it. There are several approaches for bootstrapping it.
The first, the most common I think, is to copy & paste an existing module (or an empty one), rename it, and replace all the bits to fit your needs. The second is to use an IDE like Eclipse or TextMate or Sublime-text and create or load all the predefined snippets you need.
This requires a little time but still, can be avoided. Also, could lead to errors, typos, etc, and this must be avoided.
Starting from my Plone background where tools like ZopeSkel and Paste (coupled with Buildout ) are today mainstream solutions for bootstrapping our development environments and creating new packages, I tried to get rid of this c&p approach.
I released a package called openerp_bootstrap aimed at speeding up the creation of new modules and new features. For the time being there are only two templates ready to be used:
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- openerp_newmodule that lets you create a basic generic module
- openerp_theme that lets you create a basic custom web theme
Let’s see how to use them. First of all install openerp_bootstrap using python setuptools or distribute:
After that, a new executable called ‘paster’ will be available. You can list the available templates by running:
As you can see, there are two openerp_* templates. You can use them by calling ‘paster create -t $TEMPLATE_NAME’. When you call it you will be prompted with step-by-step questions that will allow you to customize your module while creating it. Let’s see an example:
And, here we go! We’ll find all the data we need into our module’s manifest (__openerp__.py):
Let’s create a theme now:
This will create a web module with all the static resources you need ready to be customized.
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Was that difficult? And now the most important – but still missing – part: add modules’ contents like views, classes, fields, etc. Using PasteScript ‘local commands’ we’ll be able to add sub-templates for adding new objects and customize them on the fly, doing something like:
Wouldn’t be great? That’s all for the moment.
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