WebSphere Commerce search tutorials
The following tutorials describe how to customize WebSphere Commerce search.
| Tutorial | Learning Objectives | Description |
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| Adding catalog entry information to WebSphere Commerce search |
After you complete this tutorial, you should
be familiar with the following concepts:
After completing this tutorial,
you should be able to perform the following tasks:
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In this tutorial, WebSphere Commerce search is used to enable searching on new custom database tables, where they are then searched upon from the storefront. This scenario assumes that the custom tables are created and might contain data. This tutorial involves adding new search schema fields, a search profile, and changing the catalog search service. The changes to the catalog search service include adding UserData information in the CatalogNavigationViewType noun by using the wc-business-object-mediator.xml file. |
| Indexing ratings data in WebSphere Commerce search from an external source |
After completing this tutorial, you
should be familiar with the following concepts:
After completing this tutorial,
you should be able to perform the following tasks:
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In this tutorial, you add the ability to index data from a source external to the WebSphere Commerce database. You then add Management Center support for ranking product search results based on the indexed data. |
  Adding suggestion groups to the
auto-suggest menu |
After completing this tutorial, you
should be familiar with the following concepts:
After completing this
tutorial, you should be able to perform the following tasks:
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In this tutorial, you customize the auto-suggest menu for your storefront search to display a new navigation suggestion group in the menu. The auto-suggest menu is available in your WebSphere Commerce starter store when you enable WebSphere Commerce search. |
 Indexing external inventory data in
WebSphere Commerce search |
After completing this tutorial, you
should be familiar with the following concepts:
After completing this tutorial,
you should be able to perform the following tasks:
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In this tutorial, you add the ability to index inventory data from an external source in WebSphere Commerce Search. The external source in this tutorial provides product inventory data. |
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After completing this tutorial, you
should be familiar with the following concepts and tasks:
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In this tutorial, you can use specific search conditions to dynamically recommend products to customers based on the profit margin for the products. |
