Web services tutorials
Web services tutorials introduce the various tasks related to creating and customizing web services for WebSphere Commerce applications.
- Tutorial: Creating an outbound Web service client for WebSphere Commerce
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In this tutorial, you create MyCompanyMember outbound Web service client. This client integrates WebSphere Commerce with a sample Web service which manages users. The MyCompanyMember Web service client integrates with the UserRegistrationAdd and UserRegistrationUpdate commands to push new and updated user registration information to the sample system. - Create a WebSphere Commerce service module (SOI)
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- Tutorial: Creating a new WebSphere Commerce BOD service module
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In this tutorial you follow the development of a sample service module, TutorialStore, based on the concept of a Store in WebSphere Commerce version 7. The services provided by the tutorial store is Get, Change and Process. - Tutorial: Customizing Web services and WebSphere Portal to support a new search
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Customize Web services and WebSphere Portal to support a new search expression. - Tutorial: Customizing Web 2.0 and Web services to support customization of the OrderItem noun using the UserData field
Customizing Web 2.0 and Web services to support customization of the OrderItem noun using the UserData field. - Tutorial: Customizing Web 2.0 and Web services to support personalization
This tutorial extends the OrderItem Web services noun to include new information. Overlays are used to transfer the new order information from the Madisons starter store to WebSphere Commerce, where it persists to the database. - Tutorial: Creating an Atom feed to display recipes in a remote widget
This tutorial shows you how to customize WebSphere Commerce to serve an Atom feed containing recipe information. Then we will learn how to display the recipe feed in a widget that the customers can share to social networks. For example, customers who are interested in the latest recipe collections can share a recipe widget to their Facebook page. The widget can contain links that drive traffic from Facebook back to the storefront. By creating this type of Web service feed, you are no longer limited to displaying the recipe information on store pages.