1. Copy folder "wcbd" to your WebSphere Commerce Developer directory. For example, "E:/IBM/WCDE_V9/"
2. Create folder "E:/IBM/WCDE_V9/Build_Local_Repository/crs/workspace"
3. Copy your customization project "WCDE_V9\workspace\crs-web" to E:/IBM/WCDE_V9/Build_Local_Repository/crs/workspace
	The resulting structure is "E:\IBM\WCDE_v9\Build_Local_Repository\crs\workspace\crs-web"
	
Build store customization image:

	1. Learn about the configurations in the .properties files. 
	https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSZLC2_9.0.0/com.ibm.commerce.developer.doc/refs/rdsamplewcbcode.htm
	
	2. Edit configuration files that are in the wcbd directory:
	a) extract-local-ts.properties
		Change the following values if necessary 
		 "local.extract.dir=E:/IBM/WCDE_V9/Build_Local_Repository/crs"
		
	b) build-local-ts.properties
		Change the following values if necessary 
		 web.module.list=crs-web
		- wc.home=E:/IBM/WCDE_V9	
		- was.home=E:/IBM/AppServer
		
	3. Run wcbd-ant to build crs customization package:
		Switch to wcbd directory for example: E:\IBM\WCDE_V9\wcbd, run wcbd-ant:
		E:\IBM\WCDE_V9\wcbd>wcbd-ant.bat -buildfile wcbd-build.xml -Dbuild.type=local -Dapp.type=crs -Dbuild.label=demo 
 
	4. Verify that you get a store customization package: 
		E:\IBM\WCDE_V9\wcbd\dist\server\wcbd-deploy-server-local-crs-demo.zip
	
	5. Login to your system that has Docker installed.
 
	6. Create a folder, such as /CusDeploy, and copy the zip file "wcbd-deploy-server-local-crs-demo.zip" generated by step 3 to this machine, and unzip "wcbd-deploy-server-local-crs-demo.zip" to "/CusDeploy".
	Under "/CusDeploy" folder, you should see subfolder "Code"
 
	7. Switch to folder "/CusDeploy"
 
	8. Create a Dockerfile with the following contents. Remember to update the <tag> with your current Store server Docker image tag.
		#image Is the image that your container uses	
		FROM crs-app:<tag>
		COPY CusDeploy /SETUP/Cus	
     		RUN /SETUP/bin/applyCustomization.sh
	
	9. Build new Store server Docker image to include customization package.
		docker build -t crs-app:<new_tag> .
		
	Note: The period at the end of the command is required.
		
   	10. Open your existing docker-compose.yml file and update the image field to point to your newly built image.