|  | Level: Intermediate Vani Mittal (vanimi@in.ibm.com), Software Engineer, IBM
11 Jul 2007 Learn how to customize WebSphere® Commerce Accelerator to introduce a new feature by using two of the most commonly used user interface elements in the Tools Framework, a dynamic list and a dialog.
In this tutorial
WebSphere Commerce Accelerator is intended as a user interface for business people to manage the day-to-day business operations of a site without having to involve the IT staff. The user interface elements defined in the Tools Framework are designed to minimize and simplify any customization efforts by providing a flexible framework that you can easily extend and customize. This tutorial shows how to work with two of the most commonly used user interface elements in the Tools Framework, a dynamic list and a dialog.
Objectives - Learn how to customize WebSphere Commerce Accelerator to introduce a new feature.
- Go through a simple customization scenario to help get started with the Tools Framework.
Prerequisites
To customize the WebSphere Commerce Accelerator, you need to be familiar with the following:
- HTML
- JavaScript
- Structured Query Language (SQL)
- Java™ programming
- JavaServer Pages technology
- Rational Application Developer
System requirements
- You need a WebSphere Commerce v6.0 development environment.
- You need a WebSphere Commerce v6.0 ConsumerDirect store published using a DB2® database.
Duration
2 hours
Formats html, pdf
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