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In the documentation whose link you posted you will find a number of ID fields that may need to be set to KonakartAdminConstants.NOT_SET..  Maybe this is the problem?

By the way, if you can use the KKWSAdmin engine you should probably should do as it's far easier.   This way you can write your code against the KKAdminIf interface and then switch engines (between the direct POJO engine (KKAdmin) and the web services engine (KKWSAdmin) at any time (runtime).   You also don't need to bother with generating all those stubs.   The same is true for the application engine...

Hi Vladimir,

I did not mean to criticise your solution in any way - indeed I thank you for posting the idea which will be useful for some people.

I just wanted to explain another way of handling product images with KonaKart :-)

Thanks.

There are many different ways to define your images and display them in creative ways.

One way, as an example, which we include in the next release is this (and which is shown in our on-line demo):

http://www.konakart.com/konakart/SelectProd.do?prodId=7&manufacturer=Warner&category=Comedy&name=You%27ve+Got+Mail&model=DVD-YGEM

Here we have a naming convention for our images.. 

image.jpg
image_1.jpg
image_1_big.jpg
image_2.jpg
image_2_big.jpg
image_3.jpg
image_3_big.jpg
image_4.jpg
image_4_big.jpg

Once we have these images in place we use a little bit of javascript to display them in an interesting way.   

You are only limited by your own creativity here :-)

Are you using the KKWSAdmin engine implementation or are you using stubs that you've generated yourself?

If you're using generated stubs you'll probably have to set some initial values in the search objects that you may not have set already.

Look at the javadoc for the search objects... you'll find out what you need to set in there.

Have you checked the configuration settings are as you need in the KonaKart Admin App?

You can enable/disable the sending of order confirmation emails for example.

Another thing you can try is to enable the debug of email sessions.. Maybe that might give you some clues?

Perhaps in your case you are forgetting the weight of the box?

If this was 3 (say) and your product was 1 - the total weight will be 4 and that would explain why your cost was seen as 8.5.

You can see the box weight definition in the Admin App under Configuration > Shipping/Packing - the "Package Tare weight"

If in doubt with these things it's quite easy to add some debug statements to the module code and figure it out for yourself.  You have all the source code for the modules and an ANT build file to make it easy to rebuild.

Thanks for sharing your experience impiastro 

Perhaps you could use a spare custom field for that?

The new release of the Enterprise version allows an unlimited set of prices for a product.

This looks like Java is unable to find a font file, indicating some problem in your Java environment.

If you're on Linux, you can check in $JAVA_HOME/jre/fontconfig.properties, near the end where paths to the Linux fonts are specified. Please check that the paths exist, and that the fonts exist on your system.

You may have to install any missing JVM fonts.

Note that you can change the report that displays on the front page of the Admin App - see the Reports configuration section in the Admin App.

I'm afraid we won't be able to do that in the short term due to both technical (it hasn't been finished yet and has dependencies with other parts of the product that aren't ready yet) and business reasons (the packaging of what goes into the new release has not been decided yet).

I'm sorry I have no idea...   we've had so few problems with the current v3.2.0.0 we don't have any pressure to create a maintenance release (beyond the v3.2.0.1 patch that was issued in March '09).

We do have a long list of new features ready for the new release, however, so I hope it won't be too long;  but nobody has made any decisions on this yet.

We're well beyond the planning stage on this one!   

We have created an XML import/export tool that not only handles a store's products but, optionally, all of the data in a store as well (customers, configuration data etc etc).  These low-level utilties will give us scope to produce some useful higher-level management functions such as for backups or migrating complete store data sets from QA to production, for example, but these are still being assessed. 

I expect that most common will be the usage for product import/export however. 

These utilities should be available in the next release.

Hi,

We have no immediate plans to provide this although we recognise it would be a useful module.  Your interest is noted!  Perhaps someone out there has already created one and would be kind enough to contribute it?

There's nothing to stop anyone implementing this or any other shipping module following the examples of the other shipping modules - the source for these is provided.

If someone has an urgent need for this and wants us to code it, please get in touch by email to enquiries at konakart dot com (or fill in the contact form on our web site).

--Heidi

I've taken a look at Ogone and it looks like a relatively straightforward payment gateway.   It should be easy enough to create a payment module for ogone that would plug in to the KonaKart module architecture. There are source code examples to follow and a tutorial for doing this in the User Guide.

I don't know too much about onetrail but it seems to be a gateway product of some kind for transforming / communicating data between systems.   KonaKart is ideal for integration projects due to the customization hooks and extensive APIs..  So, whilst I don't know exactly what you want to do with onetrail, I would expect you to have no problems doing so.

For icecat...   yes you could integrate products from their catalog easily enough..  take a look at http://www.mediasanto.com/  which uses KonaKart - and may well use icecat as the source of its products but I'm not certain. 

--Heidi

You could start by reading the user guide and looking at the sample code. 

Your post is far too general for anyone to be able to help you.  How would anyone know what you want to achieve?