IBM WCS - IBM WEBSPHERE COMMERCE

Data can be loaded into WCS tables using data load utility. WCS Data Load utility performs the following functions in a single operation: 1.                Reads the data from the input source file. 2.                Transforms the source data to Web Sphere Commerce business objects. 3.                Allocates and resolves Web Sphere Commerce business objects to physical data. 4.                Loads the physical data into the database. There are three configurations files and a input source file required to complete the data loader setup. WCS supports only CSV File Reader for other input source you have to write your own Reader Class. This means that if you are using OOB CSV Reader then your input file must be a CSV file. The three configuration files are listed below. 1.                wc-dataload-env.xml 2.                wc-dataload-loader.xml 3.                wc-dataload.xml wc-dataload-env.xml holds the environment settings such as database name,

This happens when there is other application which is also using the same port 8880. To resolve the issue, we need to find which application is using the port 8880 through 'netstat' command in command prompt or update our WAS server to not use 8880. We can update the WAS server through these steps: 1) Stop  WAS. 2) Browse to or search for the serverIndex.xml, for example, at "C:\WAS\AppServer\config\yourNode\nodes\yourNode\serverindex.xml" 3) Open the file and locate the following lines:               endPointName="SOAP_CONNECTOR_ADDRESS"> 4) Change "port 8880" to an available port 5) Save the serverindex.xml and restart WAS

Registry is an another solution for those which can’t be cached using Dyna cache. Another use would be to store configuration data for a store. By using registry, you don't need a server   restart   every time as organization admin console provides an   interface   to refresh registry. The new custom registries will be appearing in the admin console under the   registry section. Steps to create a new custom registry in WCS Step 1. Register the registry in wc-server.xml. <Registries> ...... ..... <registry name="TestRegistry" regClassName="com.wcs.registry.TestRegistry "/>   </Registries> Step 2.Create  a class that implements   interface   com.ibm.commerce.registry.Registry package com.wcs.registry; import java.util.HashMap; import com.ibm.commerce. exception .ECException; import com.ibm.commerce.registry.Registry; import com.ibm.commerce.registry.RegistryManager;     public  class TestRegistry  implements Registry { private Has

Web sphere commerce allows to send email messages to customers by making use of the below mentioned steps. Create the JSP which will be used for generating contents of the email  For e.g.: SendEmail.jsp Create View for the JSP in Struts-Config-Ext.xml Make an Entry in Struts-Config-Ext.xml file for .jsp as below < action path='/SendEmailView' type='com.ibm.commerce.struts.BaseAction'>     < set-property property ='authenticate' value ='10001:1'/>      < set-property property ='https' value ='10001:1'/> < /action> < forward name="SendEmailView /10001/-3" path="/< location of JSP file >/ TestEmail.jsp" className="com.ibm.commerce.struts.ECActionForward">     < set-property property="implClassName"     value="com.ibm.commerce.messaging.viewcommands.MessagingViewCommandImpl"/>     < set-property property="int

By using the below code snippet we can get the session data in Web sphere Commerce. HttpSession httpSession = null; ViewCommandContext viewCmdCtx = (ViewCommandContext) getCommandContext(); Object reqObject = viewCmdCtx.getRequest(); HttpControllerRequestObject httpControllerRequestObject = (HttpControllerRequestObject) reqObject; HttpServletRequest httpRequest = httpControllerRequestObject.getHttpRequest(); httpSession = httpRequest.getSession();