ECommerce

Many shapes of Architecture # According to the wise people, an architecture is the shared understanding that the expert developers/system builders/maintainers have of the system design. It’s purpose is to maximize the probability that the decisions you have to make early in a project are the right ones. It is sort of a blueprint for the future system and captures parts, relations, boundaries, constraints.

I have found local clone of this repo while cleaning up the disk. The source was originally residing in private repo on Bitbucket which I moved to GitHub: https://github.com/miroadamy/atgdiagram What it does # Groovy scripts: https://github.com/miroadamy/atgdiagram/blob/master/src/listATGModules.groovy https://github.com/miroadamy/atgdiagram/blob/master/src/ATGModule.groovy that scan local ATG installation, discover modules and generate the PlantUML file representing it, for example - https://github.com/miroadamy/atgdiagram/blob/master/uml/test2.uml Using ATG_ROOT from environment variable $ATG_ROOT: /opt/ATG/ATG10.0.2 Using /opt/ATG/ATG10.0.2 installation Dependants of module TWeStore.eStore => [DCS.Search.Query, B2CCommerce, DAF.Search.Query, DAF.Search.Base, DCS.Search.common, DPS.Search.Index, DAF.Search.common, DAS-UI, DCS.Search.Index, DPS, DCS, DCS.Search.CustomCatalogs, DCS.Search.CustomCatalogs.Query, DCS.Search.CustomCatalogs.Index, DAF.Search.Routing, DCS.Search.CustomCatalogs.common, DAF.Search.Index, DSS, DCS.CustomCatalogs, DAS] @startuml Object TWeStore_eStore Object DCS Object B2CCommerce Object DCS_Search_CustomCatalogs Object DAF_Search_Routing Object DCS_CustomCatalogs Object DPS Object DCS_Search_CustomCatalogs_Query Object DAF_Search_Base Object DCS_Search_CustomCatalogs_Index Object DSS Object DAS_UI Object DCS_Search_Query Object DCS_Search_CustomCatalogs_common Object DAS Object DCS_Search_Index Object DAF_Search_Query Object DCS_Search_common Object DPS_Search_Index Object DAF_Search_Index Object DAF_Search_common TWeStore_eStore <|-- DCS TWeStore_eStore <|-- DCS_CustomCatalogs TWeStore_eStore <|-- B2CCommerce TWeStore_eStore <|-- DCS_Search_CustomCatalogs TWeStore_eStore <|-- DAF_Search_Routing DCS <|-- DPS DCS <|-- DSS B2CCommerce <|-- DCS DCS_Search_CustomCatalogs <|-- DCS_Search_CustomCatalogs_Index DCS_Search_CustomCatalogs <|-- DCS_Search_CustomCatalogs_Query DAF_Search_Routing <|-- DAS_UI DAF_Search_Routing <|-- DAF_Search_Base DCS_CustomCatalogs <|-- DCS DPS <|-- DAS DCS_Search_CustomCatalogs_Query <|-- DCS_Search_Query DCS_Search_CustomCatalogs_Query <|-- DCS_Search_CustomCatalogs_common DAF_Search_Base <|-- DAS_UI DCS_Search_CustomCatalogs_Index <|-- DCS_Search_Index DCS_Search_CustomCatalogs_Index <|-- DCS_Search_CustomCatalogs_common DSS <|-- DPS DAS_UI <|-- DAS DCS_Search_Query <|-- DAF_Search_Query DCS_Search_Query <|-- DCS_Search_common DCS_Search_Query <|-- DCS DCS_Search_CustomCatalogs_common <|-- DCS_Search_common DCS_Search_CustomCatalogs_common <|-- DCS_CustomCatalogs DCS_Search_Index <|-- DPS_Search_Index DCS_Search_Index <|-- DCS_Search_common DCS_Search_Index <|-- DCS DAF_Search_Query <|-- DAF_Search_common DCS_Search_common <|-- DAF_Search_common DCS_Search_common <|-- DCS DPS_Search_Index <|-- DPS DPS_Search_Index <|-- DAF_Search_Index DAF_Search_Index <|-- DAS_UI DAF_Search_Index <|-- DAF_Search_Base DAF_Search_common <|-- DAS_UI DAF_Search_common <|-- DAF_Search_Base DAF_Search_common <|-- DAF_Search_Routing @enduml This UML file is the processed by PlantUML

We have versioned repository ClientProvinceRepository that defines discount types based on account category pricelist and accounts - discountTypePriceList => (let’s not start discussion why this is not part of the pricelists). The item definition: <item-descriptor name="discountTypePriceList" display-name="Discount Type Price List" item-cache-size="1000" query-cache-size="1000" display-property="discountType"> <table name="CPLXB2B_DISCOUNT_PRICE_LIST" type="primary" id-column-name="DISCOUNT_PRICELIST_ID" > <property name="discountType" data-type="enumerated" column-name="DISCOUNT_TYPE" default="Base" queryable="true" category="Discount Price List" display-name="Discount Type" > <attribute name="useCodeForValue" value="false"/> <option value="Base" code="0"/> <option value="Silver" code="1"/> <option value="Gold" code="2"/> <option value="Platinum" code="3"/> </property> <property name="priceListId" column-name="PRICE_LIST_ID" repository="/atg/commerce/pricing/priceLists/PriceLists" item-type="priceList" display-name="List Price List" required="true" category="Discount Price List"/> <property name="salePriceListId" column-name="SALE_PRICE_LIST_ID" repository="/atg/commerce/pricing/priceLists/PriceLists" item-type="priceList" display-name="Sale Price List" category="Discount Price List"/> <property name="startDate" column-name="START_DATE" data-type="timestamp" display-name="Start Date" category="Discount Price List"/> <property name="endDate" column-name="END_DATE" data-type="timestamp" display-name="End Date" category="Discount Price List"/> </table> </item-descriptor> When I tried deployment with this, I got error

Installing and running “naked” hybris platform # Log of an exercise to install and start the Hybris without all those fancy modules Starting point: hybris-platform-4.7.1.zip Install point: /opt/hybris-platform/hybris-platform-4.7.1 Start (with HSQLdb) # ~ $ cd /opt/hybris-platform/hybris-platform-4.7.1 hybris-platform-4.7.1 $ cd bin/platform/ platform $ pwd /opt/hybris-platform/hybris-platform-4.7.1/bin/platform platform $ . ./setantenv.sh Setting ant home to: /opt/hybris-platform/hybris-platform-4.7.1/bin/platform/apache-ant-1.8.2 Apache Ant(TM) version 1.8.2 compiled on April 21 2011 platform $ ant clean all | tee ant-clean-all.log => Select develop

I was aching to blog about this since December 18th, when our system quietly and gently slipped into public visibility. Marked as Beta (thanks, Google for making this a legitimate way how to go live) it comfortably made it through Christmas shopping season into 2009. Now when the site has been announced and mentioned few times in the media, I guess it's OK to mention it here too. What is "it" ? A new, fresh eCommerce site selling music. A lots of really good music. Without any DRM or any other nonsense, as plain good high quality (mostly 320 kps) MP3's. The selection is actually very good - starting from several hundred thousands in December to several few million songs when full catalog is loaded. More great music being added every week.