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Good...  thanks for letting us know !

Can't you solve that by setting up relationships between your products... eg... product A is an accessory for product B?

Not sure why you want to use categories for this kind of relationship.

If at all possible first install using one of the installers.   These will populate your database for you.  Not only that it will set up all the various properties files and configuration parameters for your environment.... It can save you a great deal of time.

Once you have done that, follow the instructions for setting up the storefront in Liferay.

From what I can see you have followed these instructions perfectly accurately so after a successful initial installation (in the bundled tomcat) you should be fine.

BTW.. I would use the KonaKart Admin console just as a regular webapp inside or outside Lifreay - there's a problem installing it as a portlet in v8 (will be fixed in the next release but even so it may still be better leaving the Admin Console outside Liferay).

Good luck!

Hi Ed,

Please contact support@konakart.com   

Thanks.

Yes a product can have multiple options.

An example can be seen on our live demo at http://www.konakart.com/konakart/Computer-Peripherals/Graphics-Cards/Matrox/Matrox-G200-MMS/MG200MMS/2_1.action

This example shows 3 different options of different types - just as examples.

You could easily have Event as an option (with selectable values of London, Glasgow etc)... and in addition the size options with values (Small, Medium Large etc).

Each option value could have different prices... or could all be the same price it's up to you.

* Please write to support@konakart.com if you have a support contract - you will get faster responses doing that.

Thanks for the notice.

It's difficult to keep up with the ever-changing political situation.... but you have the power to maintain the countries table and Message.properties files as you see fit to represent the countries of the world whichever way you like.

We've made an attempt to update our default values in the next release of KonaKart to reflect the 5 or 6 changes we've found..

About Kosovo;  it's not clear to me if Kosovo has official ISO codes at this time (it appears to be using a temporary user-assigned "XK" code at the moment).

We may not add that until it has a more official ISO code but there's nothing stopping you if that's what you want to do.

The first "SELECT" statement you refer to does not claim to be a complete SQL statement.  Look carefully at the log and you'll see it is prefixed by: 

Exception saving an order: Query details:
Criteria::

It's just showing the Criteria details from the WHERE clause.


I see you've moved the application to Glassfish.  There's no problem with that but could you be using an incompatible JDBC driver?

When you first installed under the bundled tomcat did it work OK?   That would be a good test to try.

Which version of MySQL are you using?

Could it be that you need to add "?zeroDateTimeBehavior=convertToNull" to your JDBC URL.

This is part of the default template format that we suggest.

Yes there's an incompatibility between our demo server and your web services client.

The best approach is to install KonaKart locally (rather than pointing to the one on our server) and use its web services then you can guarantee compatibility.

Perhaps you could start by creating a sample Eclipse webapp project and get that running.    Next you could create the KonaKart Eclipse project and compare the structure of that with the Eclipse sample.   Maybe that would help you to get started?

Do any of these hints help you:  http://www.konakart.com/forum/index.php/topic,1447.msg5765.html#msg5765  ?

To work with KonaKart it really helps if you know your way around standard java web applications.

PDF functionality is only provided in the Enterprise Extensions.

This is not the recommended way to use the web services...   It's a lot easier to instantiate the KKWSEng engine which implements KKEngIf.   Then you let KonaKart handle all the SOAP details and you can just write your java code against that interface and decide which engine to use at runtime.   Check the User Guide for details.

Hi Alien,

(is that your real name ?    )

If you're using the Community Edition you should not enable Wishlists in the Admin App.   Is that what you did?

See Configuration >> Store Configuration

are you executing ANT using the ANT supplied in the KonaKart installation:

Code Select Expand

custom>   bin\ant


.or something else....


BTW... there is an AboutUs page in the next version (from v 5.5.0.0)