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I know it’s been a while since the last article. I haven’t forgotten the importance of sharing what I learn. So, I’m sharing a useful tool that I use every day: PlantUML. If you’re not already using PlantUML to document your SAP Commerce projects, you’re missing out on one of the easiest wins in your dev workflow. It’s a no-BS tool for turning simple text into diagrams you can commit, version, and share without leaving your IDE. If you want to skip the setup and dive right in, head over to diagrams.commercesense.io—a clean, ad-free PlantUML editor I helped build specifically for …

Situation The product team from a large SAP Commerce Cloud business client could not access the Product’s Classifications tab in Backoffice. Each time the team tried to access the Classifications tab, they encountered an “Internal Server Error” popup message.  This issue contributed to thousands of dollars of lost revenue each day because the product team was unable to launch new products on time for the holiday season. With the help of Kibana, the SAP Commerce V2 log monitoring platform, we identified a StackOverFlow error captured in the Backoffice’s log file. The log message didn’t provide the root cause, but it …

In the first part of the Build a Native Mobile Category Page tutorial, we implemented the required metadata and main page canvas required for our category page. If you missed the first part of the tutorial, click here to read the first installment of Build a Native Mobile Cateory Page with SAP AppGyver. In the second part of the tutorial, we configured JSON data stored on Mockachino's mock JSON API site to our Chair App. Click here to review the second installment of Build a Native Mobile Category Page with SAP AppGyver. In this final installment of the three part …

In the first part of the Build a Native Mobile Category Page tutorial, we implemented the metadata and main canvas required for the category page. If you missed the first part of the tutorial, click here to read the first installment of Build a Native Mobile Category Page with SAP AppGyver. In this second part of the tutorial, we will configure the mock categories JSON data stored on Mockachino to our application, which will be configured to our category page. One thing to note, the mock JSON data is an abbreviated dataset from a live SAP Commerce Cloud site. As …

We will build a native mobile e-commerce category page using SAP AppGyver over a three-part tutorial. In this first part of the tutorial, we will implement the required metadata and main page canvas. In the second part, we will configure the category page to mock JSON data stored on Mockachino. One thing to note, the category page's data is an abbreviated JSON dataset from a live SAP Commerce Cloud site. In the third part, we will configure the JSON data to the AppGyver's Image list item repeatable component. The app truly comes to life to display a great looking category …

Hi Everyone, Hope this tutorial finds everyone doing well. We have been quite busy adding new features to our agile SAP Commerce data management platform, Hybris Architect. In this tutorial, you will learn the installation process for the Hybris Architect platform. Prerequisite 1. The Hybris Architect Server and application code, email info@hybrisarchitect.com for additional details. Step-By-Step Tutorial 1.  Go to the Hybris Administrative Console (HAC) in your Web browser. (If Hybris is running on your local machine, go to https://localhost:9002/in your Web browser) 2. Enter your admin username and password at HAC login screen. 3. Once logged in successfully, go to Console -> Scripting Languages …

With this tutorial, I will show you how the Hybris Architect Impex Manager easily manages SAP CX Commerce product classifications without any knowledge of the Impex syntax. First, what are classifications in SAP CX Commerce? In very simple terms, classifications are product or category features. An example of product features are shutter speed and number of megapixels when describing a digital camera.  Clear and detailed product information allow online buyers to make informed purchasing decisions. Since each product can have dozens of product features, it is important that eCommerce merchandising teams have may quickly add/update/delete product classifications. Newer versions of SAP …

Hello Everyone! In this tutorial, you will learn how to create an Impex script to insert products into the Apparel Product type using the Hybris Architect Impex Manager. With this Hybris Architect Impex Manager, business and functional users can import product data into SAP CX Hybris Commerce without learning the Impex syntax. The Hybris Architect Impex Manager converts its online spreadsheet into fully compliant Impex scripts. We have two tutorial versions available: Video Tutorial and Step-By-Step Tutorial. Let’s get started! Video Tutorial Version   Step-By-Step Tutorial 1.  Login to the Hybris Architect Dashboard using your Hybris administrator credentials. 2.  Click …

En una reciente junta con un cliente, el cliente solicitó revisar la copia de las plantillas de email de Hybris Commerce Out-of-the-Box (OOTB) en una fase temprana del proyecto. En ese tiempo, yo trabajaba off-site casi todos los días y no podía acceder manera confiable al servidor SMTP del cliente para enviar emails desde Hybris. En esta situación, decidí usar mi cuenta de Gmail para enviar directamente emails de Hybris al cliente. En este tutorial, mostraré cómo enviar emails desde Hybris Commerce usando Google Mail (Gmail). Prerrequisitos: Para completar este tutorial, necesitará una cuenta de Google Mail (Gmail). Nota: Hybris …

All businesses are interested in developing applications with more efficiency and without sacrificing quality. Speed-to-market is a critical ingredient that separates the winners and the losers in all vertical markets. As a result, CIO/CTOs are constantly evaluating technical architectural patterns that may give their businesses the upper hand against the competition. Microservices is a software design and implementation pattern that has received plenty of attention by technology executives over the past few years. What are Microservices? According to Microservices.io, Microservices is an architectural style that structures an application as a collection of services that are: Highly maintainable and testable Loosely …