openCRX

openCRX v2.9.0
openCRX v2.9.1 [new features] [release notes 2.9.0]
[release notes 2.9.1]

Installation

openCRX Server Installation
IzPack Installer for openCRX Server
v2.9.0: HTML / PDF new

openCRX SDK Installation
IzPack Installer for openCRX SDK
v2.9.0: HTML / PDF [soon...]

openCRX Manual Installation TomEE/Tomcat 7
guides you through a manual installation
of openCRX deployed on Tomcat 6
2.9.0: HTML / PDF [soon...]

Upgrade Instructions Upgrade from v2.8.5 to v2.9.0 or 2.9.1

Known Bugs v2.9.1

openCRX Server - Operation Create User requires parameter "Primary user group"

If you omit the parameter "Primary user group" (e.g. by leaving the respective field empty)
an exception is thrown and the new user is not created.

Here is how to work around the problem: Select an existing PrincipalGroup, e.g. "Users",
when you create a new user. Once the user is created, you can execute the operation
"Creaet User" once again and then select the newly created PrincipalGroup (which has
the same name as the principal).

APIs and Models

openCRX Javadoc

openCRX UML Models

User Guides / Use Case Examples

openCRX GUI - Getting Started
PDF new

openCRX Products
Products, Prices, Contracts ...
HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.7]

openCRX Calendar / Activity Mgmt
with Thunderbird/Lightning, Sunbird, MS Outlook, ...
HTML / PDF soon...

openCRX Contact Mgmt
with Thunderbird, MS Outlook, ...
HTML / PDF soon...

X-mas card labels / Mail Merge
HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.4]

openCRX Activity Management HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.10]

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX Admin Guide HTML / PDF new

Important Note: Default access level settings for non-Root segments (e.g. segment Standard) after a clean install are browse=4 / update=3 / delete=1. Due to the setting accessLevelBrowse=4 any user with access to a particular segment is allowed to browse top level objects (e.g. browse all accounts, browse all activities). For most real-world applications it is reasonable to set accessLevelBrowse=3 for non-Root segments. You can do this by opening the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT and changing the existing acessLevelBrowse values from 4 to 3. After this change, the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT will look as shown on this screen shot.

Developer Guides
- SDK for Ant (Step-by-Step)
- SDK for Eclipse (Step-by-Step)
- How to create custom projects
- How to migrate from HSQLDB to another DBMS
- How to use the REST servlet
- How to extend the standard GUI with Adobe Flex based wizards
- How to extend the standard GUI using PortalExtension
openCRX Wiki

openCRX Language Localization Guide HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.5]

openCRX Basic UI Customization HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.7]

openCRX Customizing Guide HTML / PDF new
[work in progress...]

Database Installation Guides

MySQL v5.0 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.5]

PostgreSQL 8.3+ HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.5]

MS SQL 2005 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.1]

Oracle 9 hints related to Oracle
HTML / PDF
to be released soon

IBM DB2 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.0]

Developer Guides

openCRX Wiki: http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/opencrx/wiki/Sdk29.WebHome

openCRX v2.8.0
openCRX v2.8.5 [new features] [release notes 2.8.0]
[release notes 2.8.5]

Installation

openCRX Server Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX Server
v2.8.5: HTML / PDF new

v2.8.0: HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v2.6]

openCRX SDK Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX SDK
v2.8.5: HTML / PDF [soon...]

v2.8.0: HTML / PDF[same as openCRX v2.6]

openCRX Manual Installation Tomcat 6
guides you through a manual installation
of openCRX deployed on Tomcat 6
2.8.5: HTML / PDF [soon...]

2.8.0: HTML / PDF new

Upgrade Instructions Upgrade from v2.7.0 to v2.8.0
Upgrade from v2.8.0 to v2.8.5

APIs and Models

openCRX Javadoc

openCRX UML Models

User Guides / Use Case Examples

openCRX GUI - Getting Started
PDF
[same as openCRX v2.5]

openCRX Products
Products, Prices, Contracts ...
HTML / PDF new

openCRX Calendar / Activity Mgmt
with Thunderbird/Lightning, Sunbird, MS Outlook, ...
HTML / PDF soon...

openCRX Contact Mgmt
with Thunderbird, MS Outlook, ...
HTML / PDF soon...

X-mas card labels / Mail Merge
HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.4]

openCRX Activity Management HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.10]

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX Admin Guide HTML / PDF new version 2.8.5 will be available soon...

Important Note: Default access level settings for non-Root segments (e.g. segment Standard) after a clean install are browse=4 / update=3 / delete=1. Due to the setting accessLevelBrowse=4 any user with access to a particular segment is allowed to browse top level objects (e.g. browse all accounts, browse all activities). For most real-world applications it is reasonable to set accessLevelBrowse=3 for non-Root segments. You can do this by opening the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT and changing the existing acessLevelBrowse values from 4 to 3. After this change, the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT will look as shown on this screen shot.

Developer Guides
- SDK for Ant (Step-by-Step)
- SDK for Eclipse (Step-by-Step)
- How to create custom projects
- How to migrate from HSQLDB to another DBMS
- How to use the REST servlet
- How to extend the standard GUI with Adobe Flex based wizards
- How to extend the standard GUI using PortalExtension
openCRX Wiki

openCRX Language Localization Guide HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.5]

openCRX Basic UI Customization HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.7]

openCRX Customizing Guide HTML / PDF new
[work in progress...]

Database Installation Guides

MySQL v5.0 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.5]

PostgreSQL 8.3+ HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.5]

MS SQL 2005 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.1]

Oracle 9 hints related to Oracle
HTML / PDF
to be released soon

IBM DB2 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.0]

Developer Guides

openCRX Wiki: http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/opencrx/wiki/Sdk28.WebHome

openCRX v2.7.0 [new features] [release notes 2.7.0]

Installation

openCRX Server Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX Server
HTML / PDF

openCRX SDK Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX SDK
HTML / PDF

openCRX Manual Installation Tomcat 6
guides you through a manual installation
of openCRX deployed on Tomcat 6
HTML / PDF

Upgrade Instructions Upgrade from v2.6.0 to v2.7.0

APIs and Models

openCRX Javadoc

openCRX UML Models

User Guides / Use Case Examples

openCRX GUI - Getting Started
PDF
[same as openCRX v2.5]

openCRX Products
Products, Prices, Contracts ...
HTML / PDF new

X-mas card labels / Mail Merge
HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.4]

openCRX Activity Management HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.10]

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX Admin Guide HTML / PDF new

Important Note: Default access level settings for non-Root segments (e.g. segment Standard) after a clean install are browse=4 / update=3 / delete=1. Due to the setting accessLevelBrowse=4 any user with access to a particular segment is allowed to browse top level objects (e.g. browse all accounts, browse all activities). For most real-world applications it is reasonable to set accessLevelBrowse=3 for non-Root segments. You can do this by opening the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT and changing the existing acessLevelBrowse values from 4 to 3. After this change, the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT will look as shown on this screen shot.

Developer Guides
- SDK for Ant (Step-by-Step)
- SDK for Eclipse (Step-by-Step)
- How to create custom projects
- How to migrate from HSQLDB to another DBMS
- How to use the REST servlet
- How to extend the standard GUI with Adobe Flex based wizards
- How to extend the standard GUI using PortalExtension
openCRX Wiki

openCRX Language Localization Guide HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.5]

openCRX Basic UI Customization HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.7]

openCRX Customizing Guide HTML / PDF new
[work in progress...]

Database Installation Guides

MySQL v5.0 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.5]

PostgreSQL 8.3+ HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.5]

MS SQL 2005 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.1]

Oracle 9 hints related to Oracle
HTML / PDF
to be released soon

IBM DB2 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.0]

Developer Guides

openCRX Wiki: http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/opencrx/wiki/Sdk27.WebHome

openCRX v2.6.0 [new features] [release notes 2.6.0]

Installation

openCRX Server Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX Server
HTML / PDF new

openCRX SDK Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX SDK
HTML / PDF new

openCRX Manual Installation Tomcat 6
guides you through a manual installation
of openCRX deployed on Tomcat 6
HTML / PDF new

Upgrade Instructions Upgrade from v2.5.3 to v2.6.0

Known Bugs v2.6.0

openCRX Server - newly created users cannot login

The startup scripts do not pass environment variables set in webapp01.sh (webapp01.bat) correctly.
Here is how to fix the problem:

Solution on Linux:

open the following file for editing:
{CRX_SERVER_INSTALL_DIR}/TomcatOpenEJB-6.0.26/bin/tomcat.sh

the lines
if [ -e $INSTALL_DIR/TomcatOpenEJB-6.0.26/bin/webapp01.sh ] ; then $INSTALL_DIR/TomcatOpenEJB-6.0.26/bin/webapp01.sh START fi

should read (add . followed by a blank as first character on the second line):
if [ -e $INSTALL_DIR/TomcatOpenEJB-6.0.26/bin/webapp01.sh ] ; then . $INSTALL_DIR/TomcatOpenEJB-6.0.26/bin/webapp01.sh START fi

so that environment variables set by webapp01.sh are propagated to catalina.sh

Solution on Windows:

open the following file for editing:
{CRX_SERVER_INSTALL_DIR}/TomcatOpenEJB-6.0.26/bin/tomcat.bat

the lines

if exist "P:\TomcatOpenEJB-6.0.26\bin\webapp01.bat" ( start "WebApp01 6.0.26 (8080)" "P:\TomcatOpenEJB-6.0.26\bin\webapp01.bat" START ping 127.0.0.1 > nul )

should read (replace start with call on the second line and remove the text "WebApp01 6.0.26 (8080)":

if exist "P:\TomcatOpenEJB-6.0.26\bin\webapp01.bat" ( call "P:\TomcatOpenEJB-6.0.26\bin\webapp01.bat" START ping 127.0.0.1 > nul )

the lines

if exist "P:\TomcatOpenEJB-6.0.26\bin\webapp01.bat" ( start "WebApp01 6.0.26 (8080)" "P:\TomcatOpenEJB-6.0.26\bin\webapp01.bat" STOP ping 127.0.0.1 > nul )

should read (replace start with call on the second line and remove the text "WebApp01 6.0.26 (8080)":

if exist "P:\TomcatOpenEJB-6.0.26\bin\webapp01.bat" ( call "P:\TomcatOpenEJB-6.0.26\bin\webapp01.bat" STOP ping 127.0.0.1 > nul )

save the file

open the following file for editing:
{CRX_SERVER_INSTALL_DIR}/TomcatOpenEJB-6.0.26/bin/webapp01.bat

remove the last line reading exit

save the file

APIs and Models

openCRX Javadoc

openCRX UML Models

User Guides / Use Case Examples

openCRX GUI - Getting Started
PDF
[same as openCRX v2.5]

openCRX Products
Products, Prices, Contracts ...
HTML / PDF new

openCRX Calendar / Activity Mgmt
with Thunderbird/Lightning, Sunbird, MS Outlook, ...
HTML / PDF soon...

openCRX Contact Mgmt
with Thunderbird, MS Outlook, ...
HTML / PDF soon...

X-mas card labels / Mail Merge
HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.4]

openCRX Activity Management HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.10]

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX Admin Guide HTML / PDF new

Important Note: Default access level settings for non-Root segments (e.g. segment Standard) after a clean install are browse=4 / update=3 / delete=1. Due to the setting accessLevelBrowse=4 any user with access to a particular segment is allowed to browse top level objects (e.g. browse all accounts, browse all activities). For most real-world applications it is reasonable to set accessLevelBrowse=3 for non-Root segments. You can do this by opening the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT and changing the existing acessLevelBrowse values from 4 to 3. After this change, the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT will look as shown on this screen shot.

Developer Guides
- SDK for Ant (Step-by-Step)
- SDK for Eclipse (Step-by-Step)
- How to create custom projects
- How to migrate from HSQLDB to another DBMS
- How to use the REST servlet
- How to extend the standard GUI with Adobe Flex based wizards
- How to extend the standard GUI using PortalExtension
openCRX Wiki

openCRX Language Localization Guide HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.5]

openCRX Basic UI Customization HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.7]

openCRX Customizing Guide HTML / PDF new
[work in progress...]

Database Installation Guides

MySQL v5.0 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.5]

PostgreSQL 8.3+ HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.5]

MS SQL 2005 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.1]

Oracle 9 hints related to Oracle
HTML / PDF
to be released soon

IBM DB2 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.0]

Developer Guides

openCRX Wiki: http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/opencrx/wiki/Sdk26.WebHome

openCRX v2.5.3
openCRX v2.5.2
openCRX v2.5.1
openCRX v2.5.0 [new features]  [release notes 2.5.3]
  [release notes 2.5.2]
  [release notes 2.5.1]
[release notes 2.5.0]

Installation

openCRX Server Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX Server
HTML / PDF new

openCRX SDK Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX SDK
HTML / PDF new

openCRX Manual Installation Tomcat 6
guides you through a manual installation
of openCRX deployed on Tomcat 6
HTML / PDF new

Upgrade Instructions Upgrade from v2.5.2 to v2.5.3
Upgrade from v2.5.1 to v2.5.2
Upgrade from v2.5.0 to v2.5.1
Upgrade from v2.4.0 / v2.4.1 to v2.5.0

Known Bugs v2.5.2

Inline Images (e.g. Contact, Product) not displayed
Solutions / Workarounds: none - will be fixed in openCRX v2.6

HSQLDB delivered with openCRX Server contains extra/unneeded columns
This bug will only bother you if you try to migrate your data to another DBMS.
Solutions / Workarounds:
See http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/opencrx/wiki/Sdk24.FromHSQLDBToOtherDB#KnownBugs

User Guides / Use Case Examples

openCRX GUI - Getting Started
PDF updated

openCRX Calendar / Activity Mgmt
with Thunderbird/Lightning, Sunbird, MS Outlook, ...
HTML / PDF soon...

openCRX Contact Mgmt
with Thunderbird, MS Outlook, ...
HTML / PDF soon...

X-mas card labels / Mail Merge
HTML / PDF new

openCRX Activity Management HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.10]

APIs and Models

openCRX Javadoc

openCRX UML

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX Admin Guide HTML / PDF new

Important Note: Default access level settings for non-Root segments (e.g. segment Standard) after a clean install are browse=4 / update=3 / delete=1. Due to the setting accessLevelBrowse=4 any user with access to a particular segment is allowed to browse top level objects (e.g. browse all accounts, browse all activities). For most real-world applications it is reasonable to set accessLevelBrowse=3 for non-Root segments. You can do this by opening the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT and changing the existing acessLevelBrowse values from 4 to 3. After this change, the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT will look as shown on this screen shot.

Developer Guides
- SDK for Ant (Step-by-Step)
- SDK for Eclipse (Step-by-Step)
- How to create custom projects
- How to migrate from HSQLDB to another DBMS
- How to use the REST servlet
openCRX Wiki

openCRX Language Localization Guide     HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.5]

openCRX Basic UI Customization HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.7]

openCRX Customizing Guide HTML / PDF new
[work in progress...]

Database Installation Guides

MySQL v5.0 HTML / PDF new

PostgreSQL 8.3+ HTML / PDF new

MS SQL 2005 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.1]

Oracle 9 hints related to Oracle
HTML / PDF
to be released soon

IBM DB2 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.0]

openCRX v2.4.1
openCRX v2.4.0 [new features]  [release notes 2.4.1]
  [release notes 2.4.0]

Installation

openCRX Server Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX Server
HTML / PDF

openCRX SDK Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX SDK
HTML / PDF

openCRX Manual Installation Tomcat 6
guides you through a manual installation
of openCRX deployed on Tomcat 6
HTML / PDF

Upgrade Instructions Upgrade from v2.4.0 to v2.4.1
Upgrade from v2.3.0 to v2.4.1

User Guides / Use Case Examples

X-mas card labels / Mail Merge
HTML / PDF

APIs and Models

openCRX Javadoc

openCRX UML

User Guides

openCRX Activity Management HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.10]

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX Admin Guide HTML / PDF

Important Note: Default access level settings for non-Root segments (e.g. segment Standard) after a clean install are browse=4 / update=3 / delete=1. Due to the setting accessLevelBrowse=4 any user with access to a particular segment is allowed to browse top level objects (e.g. browse all accounts, browse all activities). For most real-world applications it is reasonable to set accessLevelBrowse=3 for non-Root segments. You can do this by opening the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT and changing the existing acessLevelBrowse values from 4 to 3. After this change, the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT will look as shown on this screen shot.

Developer Guides
- SDK for Ant (Step-by-Step)
- SDK for Eclipse (Step-by-Step)
- How to create custom projects
- How to migrate from HSQLDB to another DBMS
- How to use the REST servlet
openCRX Wiki

openCRX Language Localization Guide     HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.5]

openCRX Basic UI Customization HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.7]

openCRX Customizing Guide HTML / PDF
[work in progress...]

Database Installation Guides

MySQL v5.0 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.0]

PostgreSQL 8.3+ HTML / PDF

MS SQL 2005 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.1]

Oracle 9 hints related to Oracle
HTML / PDF
to be released soon

IBM DB2 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.0]

openCRX v2.3.0 [new features] [release notes 2.3.0]

Installation

openCRX Server Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX Server
HTML / PDF new

openCRX SDK Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX SDK
soon...

openCRX QuickStart
guides you through a manual installation
of openCRX deployed on JBoss
soon...

Upgrade Instructions Upgrade from v2.2.1 to v2.3.0

APIs and Models

openCRX Javadoc

openCRX UML

User Guides

openCRX Activity Management HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.10]

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX Admin Guide HTML / PDF new

Important Note: Default access level settings for non-Root segments (e.g. segment Standard) after a clean install are browse=4 / update=3 / delete=1. Due to the setting accessLevelBrowse=4 any user with access to a particular segment is allowed to browse top level objects (e.g. browse all accounts, browse all activities). For most real-world applications it is reasonable to set accessLevelBrowse=3 for non-Root segments. You can do this by opening the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT and changing the existing acessLevelBrowse values from 4 to 3. After this change, the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT will look as shown on this screen shot.

openCRX Language Localization Guide HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.5]

openCRX Basic UI Customization HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.7]

openCRX Customizing Guide HTML
[work in progress...]

Tomcat and Application Server Installation Guides

Tomcat 6 HTML / PDF new

JBoss 4.2.x.GA
JBoss 5.0.x.GA (see known issues) HTML / PDF new

Database Installation Guides

MySQL v5.0 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.0]

PostgreSQL 8.1+ HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.2]

MS SQL 2005 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.1]

Oracle 9 HTML / PDF
to be released soon

IBM DB2 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.0]

openCRX v2.2.1
openCRX v2.2.0 [release notes 2.2.1]
[new features] [release notes 2.2.0]

Installation

openCRX Server Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX Server
HTML / PDF new

openCRX SDK Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX SDK
HTML / PDF new

openCRX QuickStart
guides you through a manual installation
of openCRX deployed on JBoss
HTML / PDF new

Upgrade Instructions Upgrade from v2.1.0 to v2.2.0
Upgrade from v2.2.0 to v2.2.1

APIs and Models

openCRX Javadoc

openCRX UML

User Guides

openCRX Activity Management HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.10]

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX Admin Guide HTML / PDF new

Important Note: Default access level settings for non-Root segments (e.g. segment Standard) after a clean install are browse=4 / update=3 / delete=1. Due to the setting accessLevelBrowse=4 any user with access to a particular segment is allowed to browse top level objects (e.g. browse all accounts, browse all activities). For most real-world applications it is reasonable to set accessLevelBrowse=3 for non-Root segments. You can do this by opening the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT and changing the existing acessLevelBrowse values from 4 to 3. After this change, the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT will look as shown on this screen shot.

openCRX Language Localization Guide HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.5]

openCRX Basic UI Customization HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.7]

openCRX Customizing Guide HTML
[work in progress...]

Tomcat and Application Server Installation Guides

Tomcat 6 to be released soon

JBoss 4.2.1.GA / 4.2.2.GA HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.1]

JBoss 5.0.0.RC1 JBoss v5 is not supported yet

Database Installation Guides

MySQL v5.0 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.0]

PostgreSQL 8.1+ HTML / PDF new

MS SQL 2005 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.1]

Oracle 9 HTML / PDF to be released soon

IBM DB2 HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v2.0]

openCRX v2.1 [release notes]] [new features]

Installation

openCRX Server Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX Server
HTML / PDF

openCRX SDK Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX SDK
HTML / PDF

openCRX QuickStart
guides you through a manual installation
of openCRX deployed on JBoss
HTML / PDF

Upgrade Instructions Upgrade from v2.0.0 to v2.1.0

APIs and Models

openCRX Javadoc

openCRX UML

User Guides

openCRX Activity Management HTML / PDF

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX Admin Guide HTML / PDF

Important Note: Default access level settings for non-Root segments (e.g. segment Standard) after a clean install are browse=4 / update=3 / delete=1. Due to the setting accessLevelBrowse=4 any user with access to a particular segment is allowed to browse top level objects (e.g. browse all accounts, browse all activities). For most real-world applications it is reasonable to set accessLevelBrowse=3 for non-Root segments. You can do this by opening the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT and changing the existing acessLevelBrowse values from 4 to 3. After this change, the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT will look as shown on this screen shot.

openCRX Language Localization Guide HTML / PDF

openCRX Basic UI Customization HTML / PDF

Tomcat and Application Server Installation Guides

JBoss 4.2.1.GA / 4.2.2.GA HTML / PDF

JBoss 5.0.0.RC1 JBoss v5 is not supported yet

Database Installation Guides

MySQL v5.0 HTML / PDF

PostgreSQL 8.1+ HTML / PDF

MS SQL 2005 HTML / PDF

IBM DB2 HTML / PDF

openCRX v2.0 [release notes] [new features]

Installation

openCRX Server Installation
see openCRX Server for more info
HTML / PDF

openCRX QuickStart
manual installation of openCRX
deployed on JBoss
HTML / PDF

openCRX SDK Installation
see openCRX SDK for more info
HTML / PDF

Upgrade Instructions Upgrade from v1.11.0 to v2.0

APIs and Models

openCRX Javadoc

openCRX UML

User Guides

openCRX Activity Management HTML / PDF

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX Admin Guide HTML / PDF

Important Note: Default access level settings for non-Root segments (e.g. segment Standard) after a clean install are browse=4 / update=3 / delete=1. Due to the setting accessLevelBrowse=4 any user with access to a particular segment is allowed to browse top level objects (e.g. browse all accounts, browse all activities). For most real-world applications it is reasonable to set accessLevelBrowse=3 for non-Root segments. You can do this by opening the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT and changing the existing acessLevelBrowse values from 4 to 3. After this change, the table OOCKE1_SEGMENT will look as shown on this screen shot.

openCRX Language Localization Guide HTML / PDF

openCRX Basic UI Customization HTML / PDF

Tomcat and Application Server Installation Guides

JBoss 4.2.1.GA HTML / PDF

Database Installation Guides

MySQL v5.0 HTML / PDF

PostgreSQL 8.0+ HTML / PDF

MS SQL 2005 HTML / PDF

IBM DB2 HTML / PDF

openCRX v1.11

Start here

Installation Instructions

Important information
about PostgreSQL on Linux > QuickStart Guide

Install JDK

Install Ant*

Build runtime binaries*

Install and configure database

Install and configure app server

Deploy and configure openCRX

* Download deployable EARs Instead of installing Ant and building the
runtime binaries yourself you can also
download deployable EARs (pre-built
binaries so you can skip steps 2 and 3
above) from Sourceforge

Upgrade Instructions > FAQ - Upgrade from v1.10.0 to v1.11.0

Release Notes > Sourceforge

New Features > v1.11 New Features

APIs and Models

openCRX Javadoc

openCRX UML

User Guides

openCRX Activity Management HTML / PDF

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX QuickStart Guide HTML / PDF

openCRX Admin Guide HTML / PDF

Important Note: Default access level settings for non-Root segments (e.g. segment Standard) after a clean install are browse=4 / update=3 / delete=1. Due to the setting accessLevelBrowse=4 any user with access to a particular segment is allowed to browse top level objects (e.g. browse all accounts, browse all activities). For most real-world applications it is reasonable to set accessLevelBrowse=3 for non-Root segments. You can do this by opening the table kernel_Segment and changing the existing acessLevelBrowse values from 4 to 3. After this change, the table kernel_Segment will look as shown on this screen shot.

openCRX Language Localization Guide HTML / PDF

openCRX Basic UI Customization HTML / PDF

Application Server Installation Guides

JBoss 4.2.1.GA HTML / PDF

Sun AS 8.2 HTML / PDF

BEA Weblogic 9.2 HTML / PDF

IBM WebSphere 6.1 HTML / PDF

Database Installation Guides

[no changes since v1.9.1]

MySQL v5.0 HTML / PDF

PostgreSQL 8.0+ HTML / PDF

MS SQL 2005 HTML / PDF

Oracle 9 HTML / PDF

IBM DB2 HTML / PDF

openCRX v1.10

Start here

Installation Instructions > QuickStart Guide

Install JDK

Install Ant

Build runtime binaries

Install and configure database

Install and configure app server

Deploy and configure openCRX

Upgrade Instructions > FAQ - Upgrade from v1.9.1 to v1.10.0

Release Notes > Sourceforge

New Features > v1.10 New Features

APIs and Models

openCRX Javadoc

openCRX UML

User Guides

openCRX Activity Management HTML / PDF

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX QuickStart Guide HTML / PDF

openCRX Admin Guide HTML / PDF

Important Note: Default access level settings for non-Root segments (e.g. segment Standard) after a clean install are browse=4 / update=3 / delete=1. Due to the setting accessLevelBrowse=4 any user with access to a particular segment is allowed to browse top level objects (e.g. browse all accounts, browse all activities). For most real-world applications it is reasonable to set accessLevelBrowse=3 for non-Root segments. You can do this by opening the table kernel_Segment and changing the existing acessLevelBrowse values from 4 to 3. After this change, the table kernel_Segment will look as shown on this screen shot.

openCRX Language Localization Guide HTML / PDF

openCRX Basic UI Customization HTML / PDF

Application Server Installation Guides

JBoss 4.0.5.GA HTML / PDF

Sun AS 8.2 HTML / PDF

BEA Weblogic 9.2 HTML / PDF

IBM WebSphere 6.1 HTML / PDF

Database Installation Guides

MySQL v5.0 [no changes since v1.9.1] HTML / PDF

PostgreSQL 8.0+ [no changes since v1.9.1] HTML / PDF

MS SQL 2005 HTML / PDF

Oracle 9 HTML / PDF

IBM DB2 HTML / PDF

openCRX v1.9 [release notes]  [upgrade instructions]  [new features]

User Guides

openCRX Handbuch (in German) [see openCRX v1.5.0]

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX QuickStart Guide

HTML (single page) PDF

openCRX Admin Guide

HTML (single page)
DRAFT (24-August-2006)
PDF

Important Note: Default access level settings for non-Root segments (e.g. segment Standard) after a clean install are browse=4 / update=3 / delete=1. Due to the setting accessLevelBrowse=4 any user with access to a particular segment is allowed to browse top level objects (e.g. browse all accounts, browse all activities). For most real-world applications it is reasonable to set accessLevelBrowse=3 for non-Root segments. You can do this by opening the table kernel_Segment and changing the existing acessLevelBrowse values from 4 to 3. After this change, the table kernel_Segment will look as shown on this screen shot.

openCRX Language Localization Guide [no changes since v1.5.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Basic UI Customization [no changes since v1.7.1]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

Application Server Installation

openCRX Installation Guide for JBoss 4.0.3SP1

HTML (single page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for BEA Weblogic 8.x

HTML (single page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for IBM WebSphere 6.x

HTML (single page) PDF

Database Installation

openCRX Installation Guide for MySQL v5.0

HTML (single page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for MaxDB 7.5 [no changes since v1.6.0]

Important: this guide is not quite up to date - please note that in addition to the 2 scripts dbcreate-tables.sql and dbcreate-indexes.sql (as explained in chapter 7) you must als execute the 2 scripts dbcreate-views.sql and populate-preferences.sql.

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for PostgreSQL 8.0+

HTML (single page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for MS SQL 2000 [no changes since v1.6.0]

Important: this guide is not quite up to date - please note that in addition to the 2 scripts dbcreate-tables.sql and dbcreate-indexes.sql (as explained in chapter 5) you must als execute the 2 scripts dbcreate-views.sql and populate-preferences.sql.

PDF

Louis Feges donated this manual to the openCRX project

openCRX Installation Guide for Oracle 9

HTML (single page) PDF

Magootech donated the original version of this manual to the openCRX project

openCRX v1.8 [release notes]  [upgrade instructions]  [new features]

User Guides

openCRX Activity Management [no changes since v1.6.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Handbuch (in German) [see openCRX v1.5.0]

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX Installation and Quick Start Guide

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Security Guide

Please note that the security concept of openCRX v1.8.1 differs substantially from previous versions so that you cannot entirely rely on information published in Security Guides of previous versions. The chapter Security of the new Quick Start Guide contains some high-level information regarding the new security concepts.

Important Note: Default access level settings for non-Root segments (e.g. segment Standard) after a clean install are browse=4 / update=3 / delete=1. Due to the setting accessLevelBrowse=4 any user with access to a particular segment is allowed to browse top level objects (e.g. browse all accounts, browse all activities). For most real-world applications it is reasonable to set accessLevelBrowse=3 for non-Root segments. You can do this by opening the table kernel_Segment and changing the existing acessLevelBrowse values from 4 to 3. After this change, the table kernel_Segment will look as shown on this screen shot.

openCRX Language Localization Guide [no changes since v1.5.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Basic UI Customization [no changes since v1.7.1]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

Application Server Installation

openCRX Installation Guide for JBoss 4.0.1 [no changes since v1.7.1]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for BEA Weblogic 8.x [no changes since v1.5.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for IBM WebSphere 5.x [no changes since v1.5.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

Database Installation

openCRX Installation Guide for MySQL v4.1 [no changes since v1.6.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for MaxDB 7.5 [no changes since v1.6.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for PostgreSQL 8.0+ [no changes since v1.6.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for MS SQL 2000 [no changes since v1.6.0]

PDF

Louis Feges donated this manual to the openCRX project

openCRX Installation Guide for Oracle 9 [no changes since v1.6.0]

HTML (single page) PDF

Magootech donated this manual to the openCRX project

openCRX v1.7 [release notes]  [upgrade instructions]  [new features]

User Guides

openCRX Activity Management [no changes since v1.6.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Handbuch (in German) [see openCRX v1.5.0]

openCRX Rechteverwaltung (in German) [see openCRX v1.4.0]

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX Installation and Quick Start Guide

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Security Guide

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

Important Note: Default access level settings for non-Root segments (e.g. segment Standard) after a clean install are browse=4 / update=3 / delete=1. Due to the setting accessLevelBrowse=4 any user with access to a particular segment is allowed to browse top level objects (e.g. browse all accounts, browse all activities). For most real-world applications it is reasonable to set accessLevelBrowse=3 for non-Root segments. You can do this by opening the table kernel_Segment and changing the existing acessLevelBrowse values from 4 to 3. After this change, the table kernel_Segment will look as shown on this screen shot.

openCRX Language Localization Guide [no changes since v1.5.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Basic UI Customization

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

Application Server Installation

openCRX Installation Guide for JBoss 4.0.1

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for BEA Weblogic 8.x [no changes since v1.5.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for IBM WebSphere 5.x [no changes since v1.5.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

Database Installation

openCRX Installation Guide for MySQL v4.1 [no changes since v1.6.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for MaxDB 7.5 [no changes since v1.6.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for PostgreSQL 8.0+ [no changes since v1.6.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for MS SQL 2000 [no changes since v1.6.0]

PDF

Louis Feges donated this manual to the openCRX project

openCRX Installation Guide for Oracle 9 [no changes since v1.6.0]

HTML (single page) PDF

Magootech donated this manual to the openCRX project

openCRX v1.6 [release notes]  [upgrade instructions]  [new features]

User Guides

openCRX Activity Management

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Handbuch (in German) [see openCRX v1.5.0]

openCRX Rechteverwaltung (in German) [see openCRX v1.4.0]

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX Installation and Quick Start Guide

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Security Guide

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Language Localization Guide [no changes since v1.5.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Basic UI Customization

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

Application Server Installation

openCRX Installation Guide for JBoss 4.0.1 [no changes since v1.5.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for BEA Weblogic 8.x [no changes since v1.5.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for IBM WebSphere 5.x [no changes since v1.5.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

Database Installation

openCRX Installation Guide for MySQL v4.1

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for MaxDB 7.5

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for PostgreSQL 8.0+

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for MS SQL 2000

PDF

Louis Feges donated this manual to the openCRX project

openCRX Installation Guide for Oracle 9

HTML (single page) PDF

Magootech donated this manual to the openCRX project

openCRX v1.5 [new features]

User Guides

openCRX Handbuch (in German)

HTML (multi-page) PDF (from Sourceforge)

crm-now donated this manual to the openCRX project

openCRX Rechteverwaltung (in German) [see openCRX v1.4.0]

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX Installation and Quick Start Guide

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Security Guide [no changes since v1.4.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Language Localization Guide

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Basic UI Customization

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

Application Server Installation

openCRX Installation Guide for JBoss 4.0.1

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for BEA Weblogic 8.x

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for IBM WebSphere 5.x

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

Database Installation

openCRX Installation Guide for MySQL v4.1 [no changes since v1.4.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for MaxDB 7.5 [no changes since v1.4.0]

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for PostgreSQL 7.2+

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

(author: Sandro Popesso)

openCRX v1.4 [new features]

User Guides

openCRX Handbuch (in German)

HTML (multi-page) PDF (from Sourceforge)

crm-now donated this manual to the openCRX project

openCRX Rechteverwaltung (in German)

HTML (multi-page) PDF (from Sourceforge)

crm-now donated this manual to the openCRX project

Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization)

openCRX Installation and Quick Start Guide

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Security Guide

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Language Localization Guide

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Basic UI Customization

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

Application Server Installation

openCRX Installation Guide for JBoss 3.2.x

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for BEA Weblogic 8.x

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for IBM WebSphere 5.x

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

Database Installation

openCRX Installation Guide for MySQL v4.1

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for MaxDB 7.5

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

openCRX Installation Guide for PostgreSQL 7.2+

HTML (single page) HTML (multi-page) PDF

(author: Sandro Popesso)

Presentations

openCRX

openCRX Overview (PDF) updated 16-DEC-2008

Articles and Publications

openCRX

DEC-2008 Open Source:
Software ist für alle da - und kostenlos noch dazu (PDF)
HANDEL HEUTE, 2008/06, Switzerland, available in German only
Article written by Andreas Heer

FEB-2008 Visão de cliente (PDF)
Linux Magazine, Brazil, available in Portuguese only
Article written by Miguel Koren O'Brien de Lacy,
openCRX Partner Consultex Argentina and Konsultex Brazil

MAY-2007 O poderoso CRM openCRX - Forte, não gordo (PDF)
Linux Magazine, Brazil, available in Portuguese only
Article written by Miguel Koren O'Brien de Lacy,
openCRX Partner Consultex Argentina and Konsultex Brazil

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