The assets of these store entities may be edited using the WebSphere Commerce Accelerator. WebSphere Commerce supports several different types of entities that are defined as stores. Review this section for information about installing the WebSphere Commerce product, associated maintenance, and WebSphere Commerce enhancements.īefore you migrate WebSphere Commerce, review this information for an overview of the migration process. Use the resources in here to help you plan every phase of store creation. From gathering client needs, to deploying the live solution, much work is needed to successfully deploy a custom client store. The Configuration Manager provides a graphical interface for configuring a WebSphere Commerce instance.Ĭreating a custom implementation of a WebSphere Commerce store requires a significant amount of planning. To open the Configuration Manager, follow the instructions for your environment. Configuration Manager is not available in the WebSphere Commerce development environment. The steps for opening Configuration Manager change depending on the environment in which you are opening the Configuration Manager. The Configuration Manager interface shows mandatory fields and provides help. To configure a WebSphere Commerce or a WebSphere Commerce Payments instance, use the Configuration Manager. The Site Administrator also handles critical system backups and resolves performance problems. The Site Administrator might be responsible for establishing and maintaining several server configurations for different stages of development such as testing, staging, and production. Typically, this person controls access and authorization (creating and assigning members to the appropriate role), manages the Web site, monitors performance, and manages load balancing tasks. The administrator responds to system warnings, alerts, and errors, and diagnoses and resolves system problems. The Site Administrator installs, configures, and maintains WebSphere Commerce and the associated software and hardware. In WebSphere Commerce the person who performs administrative tasks is called a Site Administrator.

Overview of administering a WebSphere Commerce site.

The documentation also applies to all subsequent releases and modifications until otherwise indicated in new editions.

The information contained in this section applies to IBM WebSphere Commerce Version 7.0.0.9 and Feautre Pack 8.

Control panel configuration manager