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Enable and disable the optimized large shopping cart order commands

How to Enable and disable the optimized large shopping cart order commands



This will help you to improve the of large shopping carts, you can optimize for the following commands  commands OrderItemAdd, OrderItemUpdate,OrderItemDisplay, and OrderCalculate commands.

Procedure
  • To enable the optimized code path
1. Edit the WebSphere Commerce configuration file (wc-server.xml).
2. Add the following element in the <InstanceProperties> element:
3. <OrderCommandOptimization com.ibm.commerce.orderitems.commands.OrderItemBaseCmdImpl="true"/>
4. Propagate the changes to the Web Sphere Commerce configuration file (wc-server.xml).
5. Restart the WebSphere Commerce instance.


  • To disable the optimized code path
                   1. Edit the WebSphere Commerce configuration file.                
                   2. Add the following element in the <InstanceProperties> element
                   3. <OrderCommandOptimization                       
                        com.ibm.commerce.orderitems.commands.OrderItemBaseCmdImpl="false"/>
                   4. Propagate the changes to the Web Sphere Commerce configuration file (wc- 
                     server.xml).
                   5. Restart the WebSphere Commerce instance.
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