Commerce Server "Mojave": Overview (Channel 9)

Commerce Server "Mojave": Overview

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In this session you will get an in depth look into the new Commerce Server "Mojave" product release. Learn how you can use Commerce Server's next-generation e-commerce API to develop performant, multi-channel e-commerce websites. See improvements to the programming model, improved functionality for working with the desktop and devices, and integration of Commerce Server with SharePoint and ASP.NET. We'll also show how to use the "Mojave" e-commerce web parts to quickly build rich, custom user experiences.

Tom Schultz
Kerry Havas

Kerry is a Product Architect on the Microsoft Commerce Server Product Unit. Before joining the product unit, he worked with MCS to deliver Commerce Server engagements. Before joining MCS, he worked with JCPenney to deliver their award winning E-Commerce site.

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malovicn

Oct 29, 2008 at 7:37 AM quote reply

One of the things I didn't like in CS2007 is the concept of PropertyBags which is very error prone (according to my experiences at least) and this Generic Query<T> looks very similar to that (at least to me) with no compile time safety
foobar

Oct 29, 2008 at 9:08 AM quote reply

Good job guys!
tschultz BearcatTom

Oct 29, 2008 at 11:41 AM quote reply

With Commerce Server "Mojave", you can create your own types that inherit from the ICommerceEntity interface and then add property getters/setters to strongly type your properties.

For example:
public class CatalogEntity : ICommerceEntity

{

public string Id

{

get { return this._commerceEntity.GetPropertyValue(CommerceEntity.PropertyName.Id) as string; }

set { this._commerceEntity.SetPropertyValue(CommerceEntity.PropertyName.Id, value); }

}

}

Tom
Ralf.Hoeppner Penny

Nov 16, 2008 at 7:47 AM quote reply

You really did a great job with the new unified programming modell and the message flow. I am really looking forward to working with the new Commerce Server Release.

Ralf
logicunit

Oct 21, 2009 at 3:42 PM quote reply

where can i find more webcasts/videos on commerce server? specificly profile system?
Ed Ferron

Feb 16, 2010 at 3:07 AM quote reply

Was this audio choppy for anyone else or just me?