| openCRX v2.5.0 |
[new features] [release notes 2.5.0] |
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Installation |
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openCRX Server Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX Server
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HTML / PDF
same guide as for openCRX v2.4.0
just replace 2.4.0 with 2.5.0
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openCRX SDK Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX SDK
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HTML / PDF
same guide as for openCRX v2.4.0
just replace 2.4.0 with 2.5.0
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openCRX Manual Installation Tomcat 6
guides you through a manual installation
of openCRX deployed on Tomcat 6
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HTML / PDF new |
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Upgrade Instructions |
Upgrade from v2.4.0 / v2.4.1 to v2.5.0 |
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Known Bugs v2.5.0 |
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Cannot launch openCRX with empty DB
There is a bug in
org.opencrx.security.layer.application.OpenCrxSecurity_1.setQualifier()
at line 171. Line 171 should read:
this.model.objectIsSubtypeOf(obj, "org:openmdx:security:realm1:Credential")
instead of
this.model.objectIsSubtypeOf(objFacade, "org:openmdx:security:realm1:Credential").
Solutions / Workarounds:
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Cannot create users
There is a bug (yes, it's the same bug as above) in
org.opencrx.security.layer.application.OpenCrxSecurity_1.setQualifier()
at line 171. Line 171 should read:
this.model.objectIsSubtypeOf(obj, "org:openmdx:security:realm1:Credential")
instead of
this.model.objectIsSubtypeOf(objFacade, "org:openmdx:security:realm1:Credential").
Solutions / Workarounds:
Update opencrx-security.jar by following these steps:
- download opencrx-security.jar from Sourceforge
(alternatively, you can download and install the openCRX SDK, fix the source as described above (i.e. remove the extra "Facade" from the file OpenCrxSecurity_1.java) and then rebuild with "ant deliverables". You will
find the new file opencrx-security.jar in the directory {SDK_INSTALL_DIR}\opencrx-2.5.0\jre-1.5\core\lib)
- stop openCRX (if it is running)
- copy opencrx-security.jar to the following directories (overwrite existing version):
{TOMCAT_INSTALL_DIR}\apps\opencrx-apps-CRX\APP-INF\lib
{TOMCAT_INSTALL_DIR}\apps\opencrx-core-CRX\APP-INF\lib
- start openCRX
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User Guides / Use Case Examples |
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X-mas card labels / Mail Merge
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HTML / PDF new |
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APIs and Models |
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openCRX Javadoc |
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openCRX UML |
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User Guides |
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openCRX Activity Management |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v1.10] |
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Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization) |
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openCRX Admin Guide |
HTML / PDF new |
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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. |
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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
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openCRX Wiki
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openCRX Language Localization Guide |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v1.5] |
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openCRX Basic UI Customization |
HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.7] |
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openCRX Customizing Guide |
HTML / PDF
[work in progress...] |
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Database Installation Guides |
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MySQL v5.0 |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v2.0] |
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PostgreSQL 8.3+ |
HTML / PDF new
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MS SQL 2005 |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v2.1] |
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Oracle 9 |
hints related to Oracle
HTML / PDF to be released soon |
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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] |
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Installation |
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openCRX Server Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX Server
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HTML / PDF |
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openCRX SDK Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX SDK
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HTML / PDF |
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openCRX Manual Installation Tomcat 6
guides you through a manual installation
of openCRX deployed on Tomcat 6
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HTML / PDF |
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Upgrade Instructions |
Upgrade from v2.4.0 to v2.4.1
Upgrade from v2.3.0 to v2.4.1 |
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User Guides / Use Case Examples |
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X-mas card labels / Mail Merge
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HTML / PDF |
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APIs and Models |
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openCRX Javadoc |
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openCRX UML |
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User Guides |
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openCRX Activity Management |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v1.10] |
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Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization) |
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openCRX Admin Guide |
HTML / PDF |
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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. |
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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
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openCRX Wiki
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openCRX Language Localization Guide |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v1.5] |
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openCRX Basic UI Customization |
HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.7] |
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openCRX Customizing Guide |
HTML / PDF
[work in progress...] |
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Database Installation Guides |
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MySQL v5.0 |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v2.0] |
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PostgreSQL 8.3+ |
HTML / PDF
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MS SQL 2005 |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v2.1] |
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Oracle 9 |
hints related to Oracle
HTML / PDF to be released soon |
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IBM DB2 |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v2.0] |
| openCRX v2.3.0 |
[new features] [release notes 2.3.0] |
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Installation |
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openCRX Server Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX Server
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HTML / PDF new |
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openCRX SDK Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX SDK
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soon... |
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openCRX QuickStart
guides you through a manual installation
of openCRX deployed on JBoss
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soon... |
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Upgrade Instructions |
Upgrade from v2.2.1 to v2.3.0 |
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APIs and Models |
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openCRX Javadoc |
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openCRX UML |
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User Guides |
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openCRX Activity Management |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v1.10] |
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Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization) |
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openCRX Admin Guide |
HTML / PDF new |
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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. |
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openCRX Language Localization Guide |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v1.5] |
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openCRX Basic UI Customization |
HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.7] |
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openCRX Customizing Guide |
HTML
[work in progress...] |
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Tomcat and Application Server Installation Guides |
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Tomcat 6 |
HTML / PDF new |
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JBoss 4.2.x.GA
JBoss 5.0.x.GA (see known issues) |
HTML / PDF new |
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Database Installation Guides |
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MySQL v5.0 |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v2.0] |
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PostgreSQL 8.1+ |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v2.2] |
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MS SQL 2005 |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v2.1] |
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Oracle 9 |
HTML / PDF
to be released soon |
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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] |
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Installation |
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openCRX Server Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX Server
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HTML / PDF new |
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openCRX SDK Installation
BitRock Installer for openCRX SDK
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HTML / PDF new |
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openCRX QuickStart
guides you through a manual installation
of openCRX deployed on JBoss
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HTML / PDF new |
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Upgrade Instructions |
Upgrade from v2.1.0 to v2.2.0 Upgrade from v2.2.0 to v2.2.1 |
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APIs and Models |
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openCRX Javadoc |
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openCRX UML |
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User Guides |
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openCRX Activity Management |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v1.10] |
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Administrator Guides (Installation / Security / Customization) |
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openCRX Admin Guide |
HTML / PDF new |
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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. |
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openCRX Language Localization Guide |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v1.5] |
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openCRX Basic UI Customization |
HTML / PDF
[same as openCRX v1.7] |
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openCRX Customizing Guide |
HTML
[work in progress...] |
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Tomcat and Application Server Installation Guides |
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Tomcat 6 |
to be released soon |
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JBoss 4.2.1.GA / 4.2.2.GA |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v2.1] |
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JBoss 5.0.0.RC1 |
JBoss v5 is not supported yet |
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Database Installation Guides |
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MySQL v5.0 |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v2.0] |
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PostgreSQL 8.1+ |
HTML / PDF new |
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MS SQL 2005 |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v2.1] |
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Oracle 9 |
HTML / PDF to be released soon |
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IBM DB2 |
HTML / PDF [same as openCRX v2.0] |