Integrating Order Management System Simulator in HCL Commerce
Mandi, Akos (2022)
2022
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2022052110972
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2022052110972
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The author of this thesis participated in an internship at Solteq Oyj during his Double Degree studies in Finland, where he was looking for a solution to a real development problem in HCL Commerce (formerly WebSphere Commerce). The paper describes the popular eCommerce platforms of today and the role of an Order Management System, which is vital for the operation of an eCommerce system. In addition to these, the main focus is on integrating the OMS Simulator system provided by HCL in the project development environment, solving compatibility issues. Java, Spring Boot, and Apache Camel technologies are also mentioned in the solutions and their practical use and results are presented in this thesis. Besides presenting the communication between the eCommerce project systems, the messages and their states are also discussed in the paper.
At Solteq, HCL Commerce software is used extensively every day while developing eCommerce solutions for customers. There was a need to find an answer to the following question: how an order management system could be simulated during development, and how could it be integrated into the existing systems while also discovering the possible compatibility issues. The task was to find possible solutions for this question and overcome the challenges by searching for different methods and techniques to solve the communication between the OMS Simulator and the existing eCommerce site. The final result is a thesis presenting several solutions that can be a solid basis for future system integration in the project development environment.
At Solteq, HCL Commerce software is used extensively every day while developing eCommerce solutions for customers. There was a need to find an answer to the following question: how an order management system could be simulated during development, and how could it be integrated into the existing systems while also discovering the possible compatibility issues. The task was to find possible solutions for this question and overcome the challenges by searching for different methods and techniques to solve the communication between the OMS Simulator and the existing eCommerce site. The final result is a thesis presenting several solutions that can be a solid basis for future system integration in the project development environment.