Author: Marc Raygoza

With SAP Hybris Commerce, it’s very simple to add a new attribute to an existing item type. If you are new to Hybris Commerce, you might be asking yourself (rightfully so), what does this actually mean? I will give you an example, in Hybris OOTB the Order (item type) does not contain an IP Address (attribute). From an e-commerce perspective, it’s prudent to save the IP Address used by the customer as he or she places the order. In this tutorial, we will solve this problem by creating a new attribute ( the IP Address) for an existing item type …

Hi Everyone, This article contains the step-by-step video tutorial for the previous blog article: https://hybrisarchitect.com/how-to-send-e-mails-from-hybris-commerce-using-google-mail/ Personally speaking, videos tutorials vastly improve my learning comprehension. Please let me know what you think of this Hybris Commerce video. Warm Regards, Marc Raygoza  

At a recent client engagement, the client asked to review the Hybris Commerce Out-of-the-Box (OOTB) email templates' copy early in the project. During this engagement, I worked off-site on most days, and could not reliably access the client's SMTP Server to send emails from Hybris. In this situation, I decided to use my Gmail account to send Hybris emails to the client directly. In this tutorial, I will demonstrate how to send emails from Hybris Commerce using Google Mail (Gmail). Prerequisites: To complete this tutorial, you will need a Google Mail (Gmail) account. Note: Hybris Commerce 6.x OOTB has SMTP …

In SAP Hybris Commerce 6.x, the default database column length for an Itemtype Attribute String type is 255 characters.  A client recently asked to increase the database column length for the Orders table P_NAME column from the default 255 variable characters length to 500 variable characters length. In this tutorial, I will show you how to properly increase the database column in SAP Hybris Commerce. For this tutorial, I'm using the default Hybris database, HSQLDB. Open the <Your Hybris DIR>/ext/core/resources/core-items.xmll file using your preferred text file editor. Once the core-items.xml file is open, find the attribute qualifier="name" under AbstractOrder itemtype node. For …

I recently worked on a Hybris Commerce implementation where the DevOps role was managed by an external, cloud service provider.  In this externally managed DevOps situation, the Hybris development team were prevented from accessing the production Linux servers directly, and only the external DevOps team had direct access to the production servers. Sound familiar? This Hybris implementation, like most Hybris implementations, included third-party integrations to payment and tax web services. Each third-party integration's IP address or domain had to be whitelisted by the external DevOps team before the Hybris Commerce platform was able to connect with the third-party service successfully. On-premise services also had to …

This tutorial provides step by step instructions how to display base products that have variant products using Groovy. Step by Step Instructions 1. Goto to HAC in your Web browser. (If Hybris is running on your local machine, type https://localhost:9002/ in your Web browser URL) 2. Type your user name and password once HAC is displayed. (The following screenshot displays the HAC login page with username and password provided) 3. Once you've logged in successfully, click on Console -> Scripting Languages 4.  Copy and paste the following code into the Console window: import de.hybris.platform.servicelayer.search.FlexibleSearchService import de.hybris.platform.servicelayer.search.SearchResult; import de.hybris.platform.core.model.product.ProductModel import de.hybris.platform.variants.model.VariantProductModel; Map<String, Object> params …

This tutorial will provide step by step instructions to display a list of available catalogs in your Hybris Commerce implementation. Step by Step Instructions 1. Goto to HAC in your Web browser. (If Hybris is running on your local machine, type https://localhost:9002/ in your Web browser URL) 2. Type your user name and password once HAC is displayed. (The following screenshot displays the HAC login page with username and password provided) 3. Once you've logged in successfully, click on Console -> Scripting Languages 4.  Copy and paste the following code into the Console window: import de.hybris.platform.catalog.CatalogService; import de.hybris.platform.core.Registry; import de.hybris.platform.catalog.model.CatalogModel; CatalogService …