|  | Level: Intermediate Michael D.J. Shields (mshields@ca.ibm.com), Solution Architect, IBM
30 Jul 2008 Learn how to integrate multiple procurement systems into a PunchOut
session. This process includes establishing requirements, pinpointing
available-to-market procurement systems, determining customization needs, and
performing a real world procurement system integration.
In this tutorial
This tutorial describes how to integrate multiple procurement systems into a PunchOut
session. You will learn what procurement
systems to develop based on communication types. Finally, you will configure
WebSphere Commerce to work with two procurement communication types and a simple
validation process using reusable test methods.
Objectives - Learn different types of procurement systems.
- Learn different types of procurement communication types.
- Learn how to integrate WebSphere Commerce with multiple procurement
systems.
- Learn how to make testing easy with WebSphere Commerce multiple
procurement integration.
- Learn implementation planning for two-step and one-step communication
modes.
- Learn how to integrate the latest version of cXML DTD.
- Learn how to configure a buyer organization using a sample store.
- Learn how to update JSP files to reflect a new version of cXML DTD.
- Learn how to discriminate a PunchOut user from regular shopping in a
shopping cart.
- Learn how to review testing options.
- Learn how to breakdown the messaging user template to build a test HTML
FORM.
- Learn an effective testing scenario for cXML.
- Learn open catalog interface (OCI) procurement configuration.
- Learn how to build the OCI frontend.
- Learn an effective testing scenario for OCI.
Prerequisites
This tutorial is written for:
- Architects who want to understand the scope of integrating WebSphere Commerce
with procurement systems.
- Developers who integrate WebSphere Commerce with procurement systems.
- Testers who want a simple approach to testing integrations of WebSphere
Commerce with procurement systems.
System requirements
You need the following:
- Rational® Application Developer V6.0.1.2 with WebSphere Application
Server V6.0.2.25
-
WebSphere Commerce Toolkit
V6.0.0.4
- WebSphere Commerce Feature Pack 2
- WebSphere Commerce LPAR L17387
- WebSphere Commerce LPAR IFIZ20688
To view the demos included in this tutorial, JavaScript must be enabled in your browser and Macromedia Flash Player 6 or higher must be installed. You can download the latest Flash Player at http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer/.
Duration
16 hours
Formats html, pdf
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