I want to integrate my Hybris system with Paymetric for credit card payment for B2b implementation and store the token information got from Paymetric against the Sold to to which the user is associated.How can i add the payment model to sold Model for this implementation.
Hybris doesn't come Out of the box for Paymetric it is for Cybersource. You need to get extension from Paymetric for Hybris integration and they will also provide the documentation for Integration. Paymetric will provide you extension by name cispaymentpaymetric. You need to place it in /bin/custom folder .
Add the extension in \hybris\config\localextensions.xml. Then run ant clean all.
eCommerce Payment Integration for hybris® uses the XiPay® Connector for hybris (XPC4 hybris)
solution to facilitate connectivity from your hybris system to the Paymetric XiPay On-Demand Service to
perform authorization and settlement functions.
The Paymetric CIS Payment Extension Module (PEM) component is
installed and configured in the hybris local.properties file on the
same application server (or VM) running your hybris Storefront.
The Paymetric CIS Payment Service Gateway (PSG) component is
installed and configured in the paymetric-hybris.properties file on
a separate Tomcat application server (or VM) that is running the
hybris Payment Service.
The XPC4 hybris components are independent of the database and will
work with any DB that you have implemented with your hybris
solution.
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I have to create a functionality to share the products to social media sites like facebook, twitter, etc. This can be accomplished via front end i.e. Spartacus. Spartacus is a lean, Angular-based JavaScript storefront for SAP Commerce Cloud. But need to know can this be configured via Backend. Do I need to make any changes in the backend or will it be storefront changes only.
Proposals is a functionality where a user can convert the existing cart into a proposal. Anyone know if Hybris provides that OOTB?
If you are using a B2C accelerator check Commerce Quotes.
Commerce Quotes enables buyers to create quotes and negotiate the final price of an order using the storefront.
If you are using a B2B accelerator check Customer/Merchant Approval.
Depending on the configuration of the B2B store, orders may require approval from the customer's organization, from the merchant, or both.
I am not quite sure if you mean this, but Hybris provides a 'wishlist' functionality. Just search in the wiki 'wishlist extension' or 'wishlist2service api'.
The wishlist is quite the same as a cart in Hybris. It just provides some more features than a cart. If you have access to the wiki here are the links
https://wiki.hybris.com/display/release5/wishlist+Extension+-+Technical+Guide
https://help.hybris.com/1811/hcd/8c86a01786691014b68dae2f881531cd.html
https://help.hybris.com/1811/hcd/8c7c9669866910148d5fd951061d28b2.html
I need to retrieve hardware specification from all the provisioned Chromebooks and send it to a server.
I tried by developing an extension and deployed it through Google Admin but I will need to specify account id before sending it to the server.
I can create an option pop up for the extension but for accounts that have 1000 Chromebooks, it's not possible to input account id by going through each Chromebooks.
I recently stumbled into google admin SDK but this does not seems to have any way of retrieving Chromebook's hardware specification.
So my questions are:
Can I push a configuration file to all Chromebooks so my extension
can retrieve the account id.
Can I retrieve Chromebook's hardware specification via Google Admin
SDK?
What is the ideal scenario to use platformwebservices and ycommercewebservices, and what is the difference between the two.
Platformwebservices
provide secure CRUD access to all models in the service layer over a well understood and widely adopted protocol.
A secured RESTful access to all Hybris models, when you create or update an item the platform web services will generate / update the API for you.It's accessible from '/ws410'. You do not need to change anything within this extension.
Ycommercewebservices
exposes part of the Commerce Facades as REST-based web services, including calls for product search and product details. The focus is to provide a working example of how a REST-based API can be exposed.
First it's a template, as it starts with 'Y' so to create your own you need to run 'ant extgen'. It will provide you RESTful access to few out of the box Facades. Up to you to add more Facades or update the existing one.
for OCC implementations use CommerceWebservices. PlatformWebservices are for doing basic CRUD operations and it completely bypasses the business logic .
So if you want to leverage any hybris provided business logic and don't want to write your own logic for example cart management CommerceWebservices is the recommended way.
I am planning to setup an e-commerce platform on which vendors can come, register, upload and sell their products.
Want to know is there any option to register a user as a vendor in Broadleaf.
I have deployed site and admin webapp, but as of now I can't find any option for that.
Please let me know if Broadleaf commerce can be the choice of required scenario.
Thanks
You are after Multi Tenant functionality which Broadleaf offers in the Enterprise version.