WebSphere Commerce V7.0 Feature Pack 4 includes:
WebSphere Commerce V7.0 Feature Pack 4 includes:
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Smarter stores
optimized for mobile devices
·
Facebook integration
allowing shoppers to click and share
·
Programming model
enhancements
Starter stores optimized for mobile devices
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Smart phone and tablet
starter stores provide rich storefronts for several mobile devices and
platforms. They can be deployed on mobile devices and accessed using the mobile
Web or as native or hybrid applications. See the What’s new overview of smart
phone and tablet starter stores for a complete look at this exciting new
functionality:
The What’s new
overview contains information for smart phone and tablet starter stores with
location-based services, including:
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The benefits of
enabling smart phone and tablet starter stores.
o
Related features of
Feature Pack 4, such as REST services.
o
User role-specific
functionality.
o
Information Center
entry points for each smart phone and tablet starter store focus area.
Facebook integration allows shoppers to click and share
Facebook integration
demonstrates best practices for integrating Facebook social plug-ins into the
Madisons starter store. With a single click, shoppers can share their finds
with all of their Facebook friends using a Like button on the home page, Like
and Send buttons on product pages, as well as an Activity Feed and log in support
for Facebook. An enhanced trigger and target allows business users to interact
with Facebook users as soon as a customer participates in social commerce
activities on their site. Business users can then leverage precision marketing
for shoppers who ‘Liked’ the home page or a product.
Programming model enhancements
·
WebSphere Commerce
uses Representational State Transfer (REST) services to provide a framework
that can be used to develop RESTful applications on several platforms. These
platforms can include Web, mobile, kiosks, third-party and social applications.
See REST servicesfor more information.
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WebSphere Commerce is enhanced
for browsing the catalog and categories using the category service. See the Catalog programming model implementation overview for more information.
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WebSphere Commerce
search now supports cache invalidation. SeeCaching and invalidation in WebSphere Commerce search for more information.
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