> Shin wrote:
> > I success setup jposee. In the web application, i cannot access the
> > miniGL.
> miniGL is a set of classes that provides accounting facilities within jPOS.

> Have you implemented something that uses miniGL?

> I wonder what you expected to see through your web interface?

> --
> Mark

> miniGL is a set of classes that provides accounting facilities within jPOS.

> Have you implemented something that uses miniGL?

> I wonder what you expected to see through your web interface?

> --
> Mark

> > Shin wrote:
> > > I success setup jposee. In the web application, i cannot access the
> > > miniGL.
> > miniGL is a set of classes that provides accounting facilities within jPOS.

> > Have you implemented something that uses miniGL?

> > I wonder what you expected to see through your web interface?

> > --
> > Mark

> Can you guide me how to start to using miniGL? I'm interesting how to
> use it to implements Account module.
> Any simple sample example?

> On Jun 26, 7:35 pm, Alejandro Revilla <a...@jpos.org> wrote:
> > There's a minigl_ui module but it's unreleased yet, because I don't like
> > it. It has evolved over the last couple of years and it uses some old
> > JavaScript components (i.e. ajax based tree to browse the chart of
> > accounts) that I don't like and want to upgrade, probably to GWT.

> > > Shin wrote:
> > > > I success setup jposee. In the web application, i cannot access the
> > > > miniGL.
> > > miniGL is a set of classes that provides accounting facilities within jPOS.

> > > Have you implemented something that uses miniGL?

> > > I wonder what you expected to see through your web interface?

> > > --
> > > Mark

> I just added a couple of optional modules to jposee, namely:

>   eecore3min
>   minigl_test

> You can install (by moving from opt to modules or just creating a
> symbolic link) the following modules:

>   commons
>   eecore3min
>   hibernate3
>   hibernate3_mysql
>   jpos
>   minigl
>   minigl_test
>   system

> Review your devel.properties and set a proper dbhost, dbname, dbuser and dbpass.

> Create your database and grant appropriate permissions, i.e:

>    CREATE DATABASE jposee;
>    GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON jposee.* TO 'sa'@'localhost';

> Review modules/minigl_test/testdata.xml and add an entry with your
> operating system username.

> Run 'ant clean test'

> Then, you probably want to review the unit tests in opt/minigl_test/test/org/jpos/gl/*.java to see how we use the GLSession.

> I hope this can get you going.

> --Alejandro

> On Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 06:23:26AM -0700, Shin wrote:

> > Can you guide me how to start to using miniGL? I'm interesting how to
> > use it to implements Account module.
> > Any simple sample example?

> > On Jun 26, 7:35 pm, Alejandro Revilla <a...@jpos.org> wrote:
> > > There's a minigl_ui module but it's unreleased yet, because I don't like
> > > it. It has evolved over the last couple of years and it uses some old
> > > JavaScript components (i.e. ajax based tree to browse the chart of
> > > accounts) that I don't like and want to upgrade, probably to GWT.

> > > > Shin wrote:
> > > > > I success setup jposee. In the web application, i cannot access the
> > > > > miniGL.
> > > > miniGL is a set of classes that provides accounting facilities within jPOS.

> > > > Have you implemented something that uses miniGL?

> > > > I wonder what you expected to see through your web interface?

> > > > --
> > > > Mark