Droplets are the backbone of front-end content for all ATG applications. A droplet allows dynamic content to be easily weaved into JavaServer Pages (JSPs). Because droplets are easy to insert into JSPs, developers without Java knowledge can handle the rendering [...]
Abandoned Order Services Module allows Oracle/ATG Web Commerce to detect, respond to, report on abandoned orders and related activity, whereby e-commerce businesses can analyze and improve shopping cart abandonment rate. 1. In order to get customized shopping cart abandonment [...]
You probably know that ATG Commerce offers a wide range of pricing features for eCommerce stores through its Pricing Services. How does it do it? The short answer is through Pricing Engines and Calculators. Lets take a look at the [...]
This is from an older post on the Spark::red developer community, but it may still be helpful to some... If you have your own content repository items defined, and you'd like the ACC to provide the Upload Image functionality for [...]
A switching datasource is a concept fairly unique to ATG. When a business rolls over a few thousand changes from their content management system onto the live site, it can be a rocky transition. Any number of things can go [...]
Are you new to Oracle/ATG Web Commerce? Don’t know where to start learning about it? Feel that most of the official documentation is too complicated for non-IT professionals? I’ve been in your place and feel your pain. That’s why I [...]
Updated 10/21/2013 There are a few sources about ATG Commerce that are available online. However, many of them are outdated. In this blog post I have included a list of as – yet active (or just still helpful) tutorials, blogs [...]
The assembly process for ATG applications can be complicated to setup and very slow. Every ATG installation comes with an executable, runAssembler, to aid in assembling applications. The runAssembler executable has a plethora of options and it is critical to [...]
The Oracle ATG Commerce Reference Store is ATG’s demo application showcasing ATG development best practices. Many developers use the ATG Commerce Reference Store as an environment for building and testing custom modules because the Commerce Reference Store is very similar [...]
Oracle/ATG development has historically been dominated by Windows machines. There have been a small number of people migrating over onto Mac OSX because, well, Apple makes a great computer for development. Oracle and ATG have been slow to catch on [...]