KonaKart eCommerce application
This application uses the KonaKart client and server libraries. The UI consists of JSP files calling Struts actions, the source of which is available in the download package and the structure illustrated using some documentation-generation utilities kindly donated by a KonaKart user.
What's new :
- See Product Tags in Action by clicking on the DVD Movies>>Action category
- Add a product to the cart and immediately see shipping charges and promotional discounts without needing to log in or register. Enter coupon code 12345 to get a 10% discount on your basket total.
- See a bundle made from two products in the catalog.
- Click the repeat button next to your previous orders to re-submit them.
KonaKart application running inside a JetSpeed Portal
We have developed a version of KonaKart that adheres to the JSR 168 Portlet standard. We provide an ant target that you can use to convert your own KonaKart application into a WAR suitable for loading into a portal (for more details on this see the KonaKart Portlet Page). You can view KonaKart running as a portlet in JetSpeed on our online demo of KonaKart in a portal server. If you have registered a KonaKart user on our "oscommerce compatible application demo" you can use these credentials (your email address and chosen password) to login in to KonaKart within the portal. The portlet version shares a database with our non-portlet version so you will see the same data from the two clients.
KonaKart Catalog Inspector
The Catalog Inspector uses the same database as the demo above. Its purpose is to show how the KonaKart architecture can easily accommodate a totally different UI technology. In this case the UI is an Adobe Flash object created using Open Laszlo technology.
SOAP Web Service
The WSDL pointed to by the above link, describes a SOAP Web Service that implements a running KonaKart Server Engine. In fact, it is the same engine instance and database instance used to power the other demonstrations. You may test the KonaKart web service interface by writing a web service client (in the technology of your choice) from the WSDL. (You can download example source files and an ant build file for automatically creating java web service clients for the KonaKart SOAP web services - see the API Examples FAQ)