#ucommerce

Why use Ucommerce?

Magento Ucommerce has been chosen by many companies all over the world. This means there is something attractive and useful to make they choose it. In fact, Ucommerce can give you customisability and flexibility. It can help dealing with SMEs right as well as giving more e-commerce functions for the users.

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Working with Nice URLs in Sitecore - SkyBridge Infotech

When building your website and you’re linking to categories or products, you want the lin

k to please search engines (Google). Ucommerce comes with a set of OOTB components for grabbing and modifying the URLs. But to be able to extend them in a proper way you’ll need to consider a few things that need to be in place for Ucommerce and Sitecore to function properly.

Ucommerce and Sitecore Commerce Connect

Ucommerce incorporates full API reference documentation and heaps of supportive articles to enable you to assemble your web based business webpage as easily as would be prudent.

Sitecore CMS offers simple to utilize CMS capacities and a relatively interminable adaptability for building your internet business arrangements utilizing Ucommerce.

This area covers abilities particular to Ucommerce running in the Sitecore CMS.

Sitecore Commerce Connect

Sitecore Commerce Supported Versions

Ucommerce supports Commerce Connect 8.2.273 and forward.

Sitecore Commerce Supported APIs

The Commerce Connect mix enables you to utilize either the Ucommerce APIs or the Commerce Connect API's and still recover a similar involvement in the workplace.

The accompanying Commerce Connect APIs are completely upheld by Ucommerce and guarantees that you will keep every one of the highlights and usefulness in the Ucommerce Back office.

Carts.SaveCart

Carts.GetCarts

Carts.LoadCart

Carts.AddParties

Carts.AddCartLines

Carts.UpdateParties

Carts.RemoveParties

Carts.AddPaymentInfo

Carts.RemovePaymentInfo

Carts.RemoveCartLines

Carts.UpdateCartLines

Carts.AddShippingInfo

Carts.RemoveShippingInfo

Carts.CreateOrResumeCart

Shipping.GetShippingOptions

Shipping.GetShippingMethods

Shipping.GetShippingMethod

Shipping.GetPricesForShipments

Payments.GetPaymentMethods

Payments.GetPaymentOptions

Payments.GetPricesForPayments

Payments.GetPaymentServiceUrl

Payments.GetPaymentServiceActionResult

Orders.SubmitVisitorOrder

Install Commerce Connect for Sitecore and Ucommerce

Installing Sitecore Commerce Connect

When you have a version of Sitecore and Ucommerce installed, the time has come to install Commerce connect. To start with, you need to download through Sitecore Commerce Connect page.

Once you've downloaded Commerce Connect, you simply need to introduce the bundle through the Sitecore bundle installer simply like you introduced Ucommerce.

Ucommerce Setting

Since you've arranged the information in Sitecore you have to configure Ucommerce to observe those settings. Everything happens per store, so you have to open up the every one of your made stores and combine them with a site in Sitecore.

Data provider integration

It is a deep level integration, basically making the catalog part of the Ucommerce data available in Sitecore Master database as Items.

Notice: There are two levels of Sitecore "databases".

* The logical level where you have "Web", "Master" and "Core".

* The physical level where you have MSSQL server databases called typically "Sitecore.Web", "Sitecore.Master" and "Sitecore.Core".

Ucommerce items are available on the logical level. Not on the physical level.

In Sitecore's content tree, there are three nodes, that serves as roots for Ucommerce data:

/sitecore/Ucommerce

/sitecore/system/Ucommerce

/sitecore/templates/User Defined/Ucommerce definitions

All the data under these three nodes, are dynamically/runtime converted from Ucommerce data to Sitecore Items.

All the data is 100% stored in the Ucommerce database. No data is stored in the physical Sitecore databases.

When Sitecore loads data from it's physical "Sitecore.Master" database, the Ucommerce data is merged into the data returned to the Sitecore system.

So the rest of the Sitecore system, cannot tell the difference of Items from Sitecore's physical databases and data from the Ucommerce database. All Items gets returned as equals in the "Master" logical database.

Giving Sitecore customers get entry to Ucommerce software:

Get right of entry to the Ucommerce application is controlled thru get entry to the shortcut object.

Within the safety Editor for the middle database, deliver the customers read get right of entry to to the object discovered at:

sitecore/Content/Documents and settings/All users/Start menu/Left/Ucommerce

This can make the application seem in the start menu for the chosen customers.

Working with Nice URLs in Sitecore

When building your website and you're linking to categories or products, you want the link to please search engines (Google). Ucommerce comes with a set of OOTB components for grabbing and modifying the URLs. But to be able to extend them in a proper way you'll need to consider a few things that need to be in place for Ucommerce and Sitecore to function properly.