Site Administrators use the Administration Console to control a site or store by completing administrative operations and configuration tasks such as publishing stores, refreshing the registry, and scheduling jobs. You can access the Administration Console at a site-level, or for a particular store.
The Organization Administration Console enables administrators to manage organizations, business users and member groups.
Access Control policies can also be managed and approval requests can be processed. Every WebSphere Commerce installation requires at least one instance to function, and each WebSphere Commerce instance can contain one or more stores.
You can administer the features for your store and site, such as attribute, catalog, promotion, marketing, order management features, and more. The administration tasks that you can complete differ depending on the type of feature and the tool that you use to administer your store and site. WebSphere Commerce provides facilities for logging. For new implementations, use the WebSphere Application Server recommendation for logging and tracing.
Business auditing is the capturing of the business logic and objects during a WebSphere Commerce operation. You may want to audit your business for various reasons: generic, such as to review various tasks performed weekly; or specific, such as to track the steps involved in a particular Customer Service Representative's order.
A report on business auditing is available in the Administration Console. Event listeners and external systems such as the Marketing component, a back end order management system, or an external analytics system can use this data to perform further processing.
The WebSphere Commerce staging server is a part of the production environment where business and technical users can update and manage store data and preview changes.
The changes can then be propagated to the production server. As a site administrator, maintain the WebSphere Commerce database and ensure that any WebSphere Commerce utilities and processes that load and retrieve data from the database is configured to connect to the database properly.
In general, caching improves response time and reduces system load. Caching techniques are used to improve the performance of World Wide Web Internet applications. Most techniques cache static content content that rarely changes such as graphic and text files.
However, many websites serve dynamic content, containing personalized information or data that changes more frequently. Caching dynamic content requires more sophisticated caching techniques, such as those provided by the WebSphere Application Server dynamic cache, a built-in service for caching and serving dynamic content.
WebSphere Commerce provides multiple utilities for preparing and loading data into a WebSphere Commerce database. The loading utilities are flexible and you can continue to use these utilities when you customize the WebSphere Commerce schema.
The extended sites business model provides scalability and manageability improvements for WebSphere Commerce sites where there are multiple stores which can share assets including non-ATP inventory. The sharing of non-ATP inventory reduces the complexity of managing inventory assets for all the stores in the site.
All stores in extended sites can share inventory from a single asset store with distributed fulfillment centers. In extended sites store model, tax assets can be shared between the extended site asset store and the extended site store.
You can manage the tax assets in an extended site store in WebSphere Commerce Accelerator. The topics in this section describe how to publish stores to either a test or production environment, and how to deploy customized code. Today's marketplace includes inbound call centers where Customer Service Representatives CSRs manage inquiries from potential customers.
This integration allows to you aggregate WebSphere Commerce services and other content in a portal interaction environment. You can integrate with through that are available through the iOS app. Use the to help with integration.
You can integrate WebSphere Commerce with an external content management system through a punch-out window from Management Center and through the web feed utility.
Dynamic Pricing You can configure WebSphere Commerce to export pricing data to Dynamic Pricing for pricing analysis and adjustment. The adjusted pricing data can then be imported from Dynamic Pricing to WebSphere Commerce, so the prices can be propagated to your live store front.
For example:. The agent application agentapp. For more information, see Deploying the Agent Application. Note : Since the agentapp cannot be deployed onto the Deployment Manager instance, this URL can point to an Application Server instance on the same host with the agentapp deployed. Note : Since the agentapp cannot be deployed onto the Node Agent instance, this URL can point to an Application Server instance on the same host with the agentapp deployed.
Copy the Node Agent's server. Note : The above two server. Otherwise you must find out the changes in server. If the Node Agent is on a remote host from the Deployment Manager, its server. Caution : Each Node Agent has its own copy of server. If you execute cf push from the server directory of your application e. If your push is successful you will be able to invoke your application at the following URL:. When a packaged server or a Liberty server directory is pushed, the Liberty buildpack detects the server.
The Liberty buildpack makes the following modifications to the server. The following variables are defined in the runtime-vars. All the variables are case-sensitive. The service variables that are accessible from a server. For more information about the Cloud Foundry specification, see Property placeholders in the Cloud Foundry documentation. When you want to bind a Cloud Foundry service to your application, information about the service, such as connection credentials, is included in the environment variables that Cloud Foundry sends to the application.
These variables are then accessible from the Liberty server configuration file. These variables can be in one of the following forms:. The following is an example of a server.
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