Scoped development and ongoing support for Apache OFBiz business systems. I work across services, entities, screens, forms, controllers, and FreeMarker views to keep business rules and user workflows aligned.
For teams maintaining an OFBiz installation or extending an existing module. Changes begin with the current version, customizations, and workflow, so the implementation respects the system already in use.
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Services & business logic
Trace how a request reaches a service and how that service applies the business rules before changing the implementation.
Service definitions and implementation
Validation and service error handling
Workflow-specific business rules
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Entities & data flows
Review the data model and the records a workflow reads or updates, including how a change affects dependent functionality.
Entity definitions and relationships
Data access and update flows
Existing-data compatibility review
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Screens, forms & controllers
Keep the interface and request flow connected to the underlying services, using the patterns already established in the application.
Screen and form changes
Controller requests and responses
FreeMarker template updates
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Ongoing maintenance
Investigate issues within their workflow, then make a scoped change with regression checks and a clear deployment plan.
Issue reproduction and diagnosis
Module fixes and enhancements
Release notes and support handover
Careful changes. Clear ownership.
01
Trace the workflow
Review the OFBiz version, custom module, request path, service, and relevant entities. Reproduce the problem in a suitable environment.
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Implement the change
Update the smallest relevant part of the system. Keep naming and conventions aligned with existing customizations.
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Test the impact
Check the affected workflow and related paths. Agree any data changes, deployment steps, and rollback considerations before release.
Experience with enterprise OFBiz workflows.
Since 2021, my work at Sysnomy Technology has focused on enterprise applications with Apache OFBiz, including business workflows and ongoing work for UK-based clients. My focus is on understanding the existing implementation before extending its services, data, or interface.
Yes. The first step is to review the OFBiz version, custom modules, and relevant workflows. Existing customizations determine the safest implementation approach and the testing needed.
Do you handle both backend and screen changes?
Yes. Work can span service definitions and implementation, entity changes, controller flows, screens, forms, and FreeMarker views. The scope depends on the workflow you want to improve.
Can you help plan an OFBiz upgrade?
An upgrade needs an assessment of version differences, customizations, integrations, and data compatibility before the work can be estimated. Share your current version and goals so we can review the risks and decide on an appropriate scope.
What information should I share for an issue review?
Start with the OFBiz version, affected module, reproduction steps, and sanitized logs or screenshots. Do not send production passwords, access tokens, or customer data through the contact form. Access requirements can be agreed separately.
Start with one module or workflow.
A focused brief makes it easier to assess the change and its impact on the rest of your system.
OFBiz version and relevant custom modules
Expected behavior, reproduction steps, and sanitized logs
Integrations, deployment constraints, and support priorities
Need Apache OFBiz development or support?
Share the module or workflow you want to improve and discuss a scoped approach with Deepak Rajoriya.