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= About Me =
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=About Me=
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My real name is Ralph Wafo. I'm a software engineer and developer.  
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My real name is Ralph Wafo and I am a software engineer and developer.
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In the university my dream was to realise analysis design,  
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<br>My dream was to build a wonderful application, share it to my friends
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implementing or coding an application and share it to my friends
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to impress them and tell them 'this is my own work!'...use it,  
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to impress them and tell them 'this is my own work'..,use it,  
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test it and give me a feed back. Go throught the source code,
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test it and give me a feed back. Now i'm living my dream through the Steve Job project.
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understand it, debug, test and document is a really pleasure for me.
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I participated in Redhuan's courses and took some point of sales;
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I feel really glad when I perform a task properly, document and share my work.
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  POS codes and tested it with eclipes and netbeans and prefered netbeans.
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<br>I'm living my dream through [http://wiki.idempiere.org/wiki/Steve_Jobs_Project|The Steve Jobs Project].
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The source code is quite wonderful. I have gone through and seen how the initialisation  
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I participated in Redhuan's courses and got a source code of an open source application and tested  
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and configuration of apps are performed in the codes.
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it with eclipe and netbeans. Personnaly, i use NetbeansIDE for coding, debugging and testing source code.
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So I wish to produce a good document to ease the use of the code, and realise my dream.
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<br>POS source code is quite wonderful. I have gone through it and seen how the initialisation  
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and configuration of apps are performed in the code. You surely understand it !!! We are going to
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produce a good documentation. [|take a look]
  
 
=What I am doing now=
 
=What I am doing now=
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<br>Let's start by describing classes and giving their responsibilities.
 
<br>Let's start by describing classes and giving their responsibilities.
 
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== Presentation of classes ==
 
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=== Main Class: ''com.openbravo.pos.forms.StartPOS'' ===
 
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Let us begin by the start point of the application.
 
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''StartPOS'' is the class which contains the ''main'' method.
 
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It has another method: ''registerApp''
 
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which ensures that we run only one instance of application
 
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at a time. [[User:Trigger|Trigger]] ([[User talk:Trigger|talk]]) 14:47, 10 August 2014 (CEST)
 
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=== Configuration files ===
 
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==== com.openbravo.pos.forms.AppProperties ====
 
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Class Interface
 
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[[File:AppConfig interface.png]]
 
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==== com.openbravo.pos.forms.AppConfig ====
 
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==== com.openbravo.pos.forms.AppLocal ====
 
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This class store information about application like name,
 
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application ID, and version of application
 
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==== com.openbravo.pos.forms.LocalRessources ====
 

Revision as of 00:47, 11 August 2014

About Me

My real name is Ralph Wafo and I am a software engineer and developer.
My dream was to build a wonderful application, share it to my friends to impress them and tell them 'this is my own work!'...use it, test it and give me a feed back. Go throught the source code, understand it, debug, test and document is a really pleasure for me. I feel really glad when I perform a task properly, document and share my work.
I'm living my dream through Steve Jobs Project. I participated in Redhuan's courses and got a source code of an open source application and tested it with eclipe and netbeans. Personnaly, i use NetbeansIDE for coding, debugging and testing source code.
POS source code is quite wonderful. I have gone through it and seen how the initialisation and configuration of apps are performed in the code. You surely understand it !!! We are going to produce a good documentation. [|take a look]

What I am doing now

I am working on the most exciting project in the world: Steve Jobs Project !!!
Do you know anything about Point Of Sale?
This is an essay about technical documentation of the source code of OpenBravo Point Of Sale.
Let's start by describing classes and giving their responsibilities.

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