April 2001
Intermediate to advanced
226 pages
6h 35m
English
book
IBM WebSphere Commerce Suite V4.1 for OS/390: First Steps
by Erich Amrehn, Don Bagwell, Nick Carlin, Dave Hauser
Overview
WebSphere Commerce Suite V 4.1 is the latest offering in support
of e-commerce for OS/390. It is a flexible, scalable, secure
application suite that makes it easy to produce functionality for
net-based commerce solutions.
This IBM Redbooks publication describes the architecture and
features of WebSphere Commerce Suite, as well as presenting a
review of the features carried forward from the predecessor
product, Net.Commerce V3.1.2 for OS/390.
This book helps you plan for, install, configure, and tailor
WebSphere Commerce Suite for OS/390. Detailed instructions for
migrating from Net.Commerce to WebSphere Commerce Suite are
provided. Step-by-step examples of creating and publishing a
Web-based store, creating a customized on-line auction, and
designing personalized pages are also presented.
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