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Using Ajax with WebSphere Commerce

Marco Deluca (madeluca@ca.ibm.com), Solution Architect, IBM Canada
Marco Deluca

Marco Deluca is a Business Solution Architect with the WebSphere Commerce Solution Enablement team and has five years of experience developing and creating solutions for WebSphere Commerce.


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Frances Mullally (mullally@ca.ibm.com), Information Developer, EMC

Frances Mullally is an Information Developer with WebSphere Commerce. She has experience in the electronic commerce, retail, and health care industries as a technical writer and trainer.

Summary:  This tutorial provides a quick series of tasks to use Ajax technology with WebSphere® Commerce. It also provides instructions on how to enable dynamic caching with Ajax using the full test environment.

Date:  12 Jul 2006
Level:  Intermediate
PDF:  A4 and Letter (1088 KB | 19 pages)Get Adobe® Reader®

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By performing a quick series of tasks, you can use Ajax to add courtesy messages to customers for credit checks, enable customers to easily find products by performing quick SKU searches, and populate menus instantaneously. Customers can make their request through the browser and the Ajax engine will respond and get the information from the WebSphere Commerce Server. You can use Ajax in many other areas of WebSphere Commerce to help your On Demand business thrive, and remain a top competitor in your retail marketplace.

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