Comments for Bradley L. Foley http://www.blfoley.com A Developer's Flight Of Fancy Tue, 14 Feb 2012 17:12:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on The Future Of Commerce Server by Jonathan Roberts http://www.blfoley.com/2011/11/the-future-of-commerce-server/#comment-648 Jonathan Roberts Tue, 14 Feb 2012 17:12:10 +0000 http://www.blfoley.com/2011/11/the-future-of-commerce-server/#comment-648 Hi, I have enjoyed reading your blog. I am new to Commerce 2009 R2 and I need to create a website that will bring back a clients product list from their commerce 2009 server. We dont have commerce 2009 r2 here in the office and aim to use either Agent Mode Programming API or connect directly using the webservices. I want to do this in C# to create an Umbraco Macro that will pull the product list. I dont want the user to buy anything - this would be a redirect to their current commerce site. Can you tell me how I could go about getting the API, securely connecting to the commerce 2009 R2 Server and pull back their Product lists. I will be using Filters to bring back specific products but if I could just get a basic understanding on how I would be able to create a simple app I could figure the rest out myself. Im not even sure if this is possible. How would you authenticate the website to the commerce server using the API etc. I have seen a load of stuff on Microsofts website but could not understand much of it and am unsure which is the best way to connect etc. Many thanks Jonathan Hi,
I have enjoyed reading your blog. I am new to Commerce 2009 R2 and I need to create a website that will bring back a clients product list from their commerce 2009 server. We dont have commerce 2009 r2 here in the office and aim to use either Agent Mode Programming API or connect directly using the webservices. I want to do this in C# to create an Umbraco Macro that will pull the product list. I dont want the user to buy anything – this would be a redirect to their current commerce site.
Can you tell me how I could go about getting the API, securely connecting to the commerce 2009 R2 Server and pull back their Product lists. I will be using Filters to bring back specific products but if I could just get a basic understanding on how I would be able to create a simple app I could figure the rest out myself. Im not even sure if this is possible.
How would you authenticate the website to the commerce server using the API etc. I have seen a load of stuff on Microsofts website but could not understand much of it and am unsure which is the best way to connect etc.
Many thanks
Jonathan

]]> Comment on That Pesky Catalog Scratch Database by brad http://www.blfoley.com/2011/07/that-pesky-catalog-scratch-database/#comment-406 brad Tue, 15 Nov 2011 18:54:11 +0000 http://www.blfoley.com/2011/07/that-pesky-catalog-scratch-database/#comment-406 Yes it does. Yes it does.

]]> Comment on That Pesky Catalog Scratch Database by Naga http://www.blfoley.com/2011/07/that-pesky-catalog-scratch-database/#comment-376 Naga Mon, 17 Oct 2011 20:33:46 +0000 http://www.blfoley.com/2011/07/that-pesky-catalog-scratch-database/#comment-376 This applies to CS 2007 too? This applies to CS 2007 too?

]]> Comment on Where is my credit card data???? by brad http://www.blfoley.com/2010/02/where-is-my-credit-card-data/#comment-341 brad Fri, 30 Sep 2011 20:31:07 +0000 http://blog.blfoley.com/?p=72#comment-341 Dan, Sorry for the delay, generally i persist this between postbacks to the viewstate. So you can grab a reference to this, without actually having to store the data on your systems. ~Brad Dan,

Sorry for the delay, generally i persist this between postbacks to the viewstate. So you can grab a reference to this, without actually having to store the data on your systems.

~Brad

]]> Comment on Where is my credit card data???? by Dan White http://www.blfoley.com/2010/02/where-is-my-credit-card-data/#comment-319 Dan White Fri, 09 Sep 2011 00:15:35 +0000 http://blog.blfoley.com/?p=72#comment-319 Thanks for this post; I was asking this same question and someone pointed me here. I'm still missing one thing though. When you call this.presenter.UpdateSecureCreditCardData(creditCardNumber, cvv2); where do you get the creditCardNumber and cvv2 from? I'm looking at this in the CartControl1_CartAction method of OrderReview.ascx.cs, but the credit card info was entered on the Billing.ascx control in the previous step. If it has already been removed from the basket, where do I get it from? Thanks for this post; I was asking this same question and someone pointed me here. I’m still missing one thing though. When you call
this.presenter.UpdateSecureCreditCardData(creditCardNumber, cvv2);
where do you get the creditCardNumber and cvv2 from? I’m looking at this in the CartControl1_CartAction method of OrderReview.ascx.cs, but the credit card info was entered on the Billing.ascx control in the previous step. If it has already been removed from the basket, where do I get it from?

]]> Comment on E-Commerce With SharePoint 2010 by brad http://www.blfoley.com/2011/05/e-commerce-with-sharepoint-2010/#comment-105 brad Mon, 11 Jul 2011 19:34:50 +0000 http://www.blfoley.com/?p=164#comment-105 Frank, SharePoint integration is one of its strongest selling cases. Although sometimes they make it less than easy, they continue to release new tools to allow for more and better integration. ~Brad Frank,

SharePoint integration is one of its strongest selling cases. Although sometimes they make it less than easy, they continue to release new tools to allow for more and better integration.

~Brad

]]> Comment on E-Commerce With SharePoint 2010 by Frank http://www.blfoley.com/2011/05/e-commerce-with-sharepoint-2010/#comment-100 Frank Fri, 08 Jul 2011 17:32:04 +0000 http://www.blfoley.com/?p=164#comment-100 See you there. Do you see any integration of SharePoint with other tools, for example Outlook, in a way that it becomes a unique tool (so SharePoint swallowing outlook)or in your opinion SharePoint will continue play nice with the other tools though lose integration? See you there.
Do you see any integration of SharePoint with other tools, for example Outlook, in a way that it becomes a unique tool (so SharePoint swallowing outlook)or in your opinion SharePoint will continue play nice with the other tools though lose integration?

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