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The information contained in this section applies to IBM WebSphere Commerce Version 7.0.0.9 and Feautre Pack 8. The documentation also applies to all subsequent releases and modifications until otherwise indicated in new editions.
Samples
Starter stores
A fully functional sample online store, provided in store archive format with WebSphere Commerce. Starter stores are samples designed to be used as a base from which a customized online store can be created. Starter stores are translated into several languages and support multiple Web browsers and platforms. Starter stores are fully accessible, with the exception of the Madisons mobile starter store. Accessibility guidelines for mobile devices are not well defined or well established.
Mobile starter stores
WebSphere Commerce provides optimized starter stores for mobile devices such as smart phones containing Web browsers. Mobile starter stores demonstrate best practices in mobile store development with WebSphere Commerce, and can act as a base for implementing mobile storefronts.
Smart phone and tablet starter stores
Smart phone and tablet starter stores provide rich storefronts for several mobile devices and platforms. They can be viewed on mobile devices using the mobile web, or deployed as native or hybrid applications.
Testing your store
WebSphere Commerce provides a test assets package that contains documentation and tools to help introduce, plan, and run Functional Verification Testing (FVT) for your store.
Customizing tests
You can create customized automation scripts for your storefront by extending specific scenario steps within the automation scripts. The advantage of extending the existing test bucket to create your own customized test bucket is that you can continue to use your customization when you acquire new releases of the Storefront Test Automation Engine.
Defining a new constant

Defining a new constant

Procedure

Determine the object ID for the object you want to define.

Using Mozilla Firefox:
1. Start Firefox and browse to the starter store that uses the object.
2. When the store home page is loaded, click the Firebug icon in the lower right side of the Firefox window.
3. In the Firefox console, ensure that the HTML tab is selected.
4. Click Click an element in the page to inspect to enable the ability to lock on to an object.
5. Click the object that you want to define to lock on to it.
6. Select the HTML tab in the Firebug console. The HTML source code of the object is highlighted.
Using Microsoft® Internet Explorer:
1. Start Internet Explorer and browse to the starter store that uses the object.
2. Click Tools > Developer Tools.
3. Select the HTML tab. The HTML source code of the object is highlighted.
4. Click the Select Element by Click (the cursor icon) to enable the ability to lock on to an object.
5. Click the object that you want to define to lock on to it.

Defining a new constant

Procedure

Results