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Messages - trevor

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No. This is an Enterprise only feature.
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I'm no Liferay expert but shouldn't it "just" be a case of figuring out the URL that you need to give to Liferay so that it calls the callback action class.

Maybe you can figure it out by seeing how it maps other action classes. For example if you see what the Liferay URL is required to call another action class like LogIn.action you may be able to construct the URL for PayPalCallback.action.
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Programming of KonaKart / Re: torque classes
January 10, 2014, 10:34:38 am
In the enterprise version of KonaKart we provide an example under KonaKart\custom\database and some code that uses it under KonaKart\java_api_examples\src\com\konakart\apiexamples\CustomSchemaExample.java.
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QuoteTill now I have customized the default look and feel of the JSPs.


You can keep your customised storefront and only use the EE engine. The APIs are compatible. You don't have to use the storefront that is installed and redo all your mods.

QuoteIs it possible to use KonaKart in a company that sells only services with dynamic digital download outcome and products as very large static digital downloads?


Yes. Take a look at http://www.chili-tv.it/ .

QuoteSo, I understand that EE will update only the engine and admin application? and will not touch the storefront application?


Using the installer it will create a new install although you can just use the jars from the new install rather than the JSPs.
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What have you customised ?
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That's because in your application you want to allow customers to register and  login. Not everyone does.

Anyway, as you point out it's very simple to customize the OTB UI to match your requirements.
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Installation of KonaKart / Re: Removing the context path
December 06, 2013, 03:25:20 pm
QuoteYet I think that deployment is an aspect of the system that could enjoy some optimization.


We're always open to suggestions so please fire away...
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Installation of KonaKart / Re: Removing the context path
December 05, 2013, 04:45:49 pm
How do you know that all users of those base addresses have access to the HttpServletRequest?
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Why would you expect a login form if you are trying to checkout and you haven't logged in yet and you allow checkout without registration? Surely it makes more sense to allow customers to checkout by entering their address details? If a customer wants to login he can click the "MyAccount" link.

If you want to let a customer choose to either:

  • Login

  • Register

  • Checkout without registering



all you need to do is to introduce a new page rather than assuming that the customer just wants to checkout without registering. It really depends on how you expect your target customer to act and on how many steps you want to make the checkout process.
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There is a delete button in 7.1
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Yes. All you need to do is to add one or more config variables to your module so that you can identify the products. The module looks for those products in the order and throws an exception if they are present. 
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Programming of KonaKart / Re: Where to start
July 11, 2013, 02:27:06 pm
A good place to start is to build your own Eclipse project for the storefront: http://www.konakart.com/docs/CustomizableSourceCode.html
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No it's not free. It's within the Enterprise version of KonaKart and should be available before the end of August.
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Yes digital downloads are supported.

Our licensing charges are explained here http://www.konakart.com/product/pricing

Our support packages are explained here http://www.konakart.com/support/support-packages