any 1!!! Help for a generic ecommerce engine
[180 byte] By [pervaizgula] at [2007-9-28 3:19:46] 
Hii am trying to develop an ecommerce engine. was just wondering if its possible to make it server independent i-e can also plug into ASP/IIS Server, Cold fusion etc.
Depends on what you mean.If each of those was already running a JVM and then your app was just added to it, then it would be server independent. If not then no.
jschella at 2007-7-7 22:52:30 >
> Hi
> i am trying to develop an ecommerce engine. was just
> wondering if its possible to make it server
> independent i-e can also plug into ASP/IIS Server,
> Cold fusion etc.
Actually, the company I work for has recently released a Java ecommerce solution priced for the mid-market: MerchantSpace.
It is comprised of over 80 components and its J2EE compliant framework makes legacy systems and third party tools easily accessible for integration. It is server independant and has many successful installations on application servers such as IIS, Caucho Resin, and JBoss.
The front end display pages are controlled by JSP making it accessible to most java developers.
Check out the product website and view the documentation: features, DB Schema, class diagram, API and integration manual.
http://www.merchantspace.com
hotwheel16a at 2007-7-7 22:52:30 >
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