Hello everyone,
I would like to realize a multiportal ecommerce application with konakart.
In more detail, I've three domain www.domain1.com, www.domain2.com, www.domain3.com and I need to map each domain on a single store. I have also to allow cross-shopping between stores, in this way each user can log in once and buy on multiple portals
Can you give me any suggestions?
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Thanks in advance
Cubillas
You need the Enterprise version of KonaKart that supports multi-store with shared customers.
Thaks trevor for reply,
I suppose the Enterprise version allow me to create one konakart istance multi-store on one only domain (www.domain1.com),
but I need to map domain1 on store1, domain2 on store2 and domain3 on store3, with shared customers.
Can the Enterprise version solve this problem? If it is possible, can you tell me the guidelines?
Best Regards
Cubillas
Yes you can do that with the Enterprise version.
There is a simple example/explanation of how to set this up in the User Guide. See the "Multi-Store Configuration and Administration" section.
The Enterprise version gives you a multi store server that supports shared customers and shared or non shared products between the stores.
The store-front applications can run within separate webapps and all communicate to the same server (or load balanced servers) using the SOAP or RMI APIs. Note that the store-fronts could also run within the same webapp and share JSPs if they are similar.
Note also that the type of API that you use is a configurable parameter. i.e. the store-front code is identical regardless of whether you use SOAP, RMI or plain Java APIs. KK looks after the plumbing.
Thanks for solutions,
I think the best solution for my application is to use only one instance in multi-store mode how described in the manual,
but in this way each store has own categories....it's no good for me.
In my scenario I need to associate
1) each portal to multiple categories
2) products of a single store to multiple categories
In this case the user navigation will be: portal --> category --> products
Is there the possibility of achieving what is described above?
Regards
Cubillas
In your scenario what is a portal and how does it differ from a single store?
I would like that each portal is composed from a set of stores and a user can access the portal and not to the individual store.
What I need is a store where most sellers can insert their own products, but they can only modify its products and not those of the other
In this way I can associate my portal with a single store.
Ops....I'm wrong,
in my scenario I have to associate more stores to one portal
Is it possible?
this is an example of my scenario :
www.domain1.com ---> store1, store2, store3
www.domain2.com ---> store1, store4
www.domain3.com ---> store3,store5
Regards
Cubillas
Yes you can do that, by having a store for each domain (storeDom1, storeDom2, storeDom3) where storeDom1 can see products from store1, store2 and store3; storeDom2 can see products from store1 and store4 etc.
Well, where do I find the configuration to do this?
You need to install the Enterprise Extensions. Then from the admin app you can set up your stores and share products between them.
Thank you very much, I'll try this solution