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HAve you any idea of creating webpage for inventory management like Call Tickets handling,Inventory database,Report Generation etc.
I am very poor in scripting so I want a user interface kinndda stuff like www.weebly.com.
It should have easy method of creating rows ,column rather than going deep into script like perl,php.
Pls advice
I'm actually developing something much like this - essentially an inventory system influenced by ACCPAC's MISys for the scientific engineering firm I work for. However, it's Java-based (portability is key for this project, and I want to be able to run it as easily on a Mac or Linux box as a Windows box) and not browser-based.
I had considered doing it web-based, but due to the size of our inventory and current databases, having a server host the websites, CGI scripts, and SQL database (of the sizes I have to deal with) is completely out of the question.
While I was writing this to be an application specific to the company I work for, development is still early on enough, that I could just as easily de-customize it without too much effort. If you're interested in helping with development, or just interested in using it, feel free to PM me.
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