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How do i first import SourceCode for Consumer Direct Store?
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b***@yahoo.co.uk
2006-03-30 04:36:08 UTC
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Would like to know how do I go about initially in importing all the source code available say for the Consumer direct store. I am unable to find any help regarding this at the website. I do have the WCS Express edition CD Set from IBM and have published the Consumer store.sar file available as well. Can you please let me know how and where do I get all the source code for the store so that i can then start importing the same into my workspace
Robert Brown
2006-03-31 19:40:51 UTC
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What code are you referring to?

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Post by b***@yahoo.co.uk
Would like to know how do I go about initially in importing all the source code available say for the Consumer direct store. I am unable to find any help regarding this at the website. I do have the WCS Express edition CD Set from IBM and have published the Consumer store.sar file available as well. Can you please let me know how and where do I get all the source code for the store so that i can then start importing the same into my workspace
r***@hotmail.com
2006-04-03 01:30:59 UTC
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The source code is in zip format if you have developer version and it will be in C:\WCToolkitExpress56\src or where ever is your install directory\src
You can look at the source but it is not advisable to import and plan to modify it. Because if you modify it to customize you need to repeat that everytime you are upgrading to a newer version. Of course you can update the JSPs which are available at C:\WCToolkitExpress56\workspace\Stores\Web Content\<Storetype>\
<storetype> can be consumerdirect or b2bdirect.

If you need to customize the functionality, you can extend the commands and write your own implementation.

HTH
t***@danielit.com
2006-10-27 14:51:36 UTC
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What I recommend is add the Eclipse pluggin for decompiler called JADCLIPSE, this way you can open the JAR up and click on any class and see the code, and it helps with debugging because sometimes the decompiled class matches close enough to debug through.
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