[java ee programming] Re: Build e-commerce website using JavaEE?

2009-08-05 Thread Thang Phan
Check out the leading opensource portal technologies such as JBoss and Liferay 
portal application servers.

Thang





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I am wondering, for a typical e-commerce website, that supports
customer login, browsing products, adding to cart, checkout, and
paying by credit card, what are the exact products or techniques it
may need? I am familiar with JavaSE, but javaEE is kind of huge and I
assume it will be helpful, but exactly which ones/parts?

Any keywords (or URLs) are welcome so I can do some google on that.

Also, are there any existing products/projects that can help on this?
(say, I only need to customize the UI, hook up my own payment
information, etc.)

Thanks.
Kevin



  
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[java ee programming] Re: Build e-commerce website using JavaEE?

2009-08-05 Thread Kevin

Maybe I should rephrase my question a little bit:

I was saying JavaEE, but that is simply for the fact that this group
is about JavaEE. But if we want to build the e-commerce site fast and
cheap, what are the options?

fast means short development time and learning time,

cheap means no expensive software tools, and no expensive hardware.

Also, it should be supported by most of the webhosting services --
those who charge a few dozen $ per month, not those who charge
thousands per month. Assuming the e-commerce site is for small
business.

Thanks.

On Aug 5, 6:35 am, Thang Phan tphan04...@yahoo.com wrote:
 Check out the leading opensource portal technologies such as JBoss and 
 Liferay portal application servers.

 Thang

 
 From: Kevin kaidiz...@gmail.com
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 Subject: [java ee programming] Build e-commerce website using JavaEE?

 I am wondering, for a typical e-commerce website, that supports
 customer login, browsing products, adding to cart, checkout, and
 paying by credit card, what are the exact products or techniques it
 may need? I am familiar with JavaSE, but javaEE is kind of huge and I
 assume it will be helpful, but exactly which ones/parts?

 Any keywords (or URLs) are welcome so I can do some google on that.

 Also, are there any existing products/projects that can help on this?
 (say, I only need to customize the UI, hook up my own payment
 information, etc.)

 Thanks.
 Kevin

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[java ee programming] Re: Build e-commerce website using JavaEE?

2009-08-05 Thread Andres Ricardo Del Ponte

Struts Framework is a fast option.



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 Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2009 11:46:39 -0700
 Subject: [java ee programming] Re: Build e-commerce website using JavaEE?
 From: kaidiz...@gmail.com
 To: java-ee-j2ee-programming-with-passion@googlegroups.com
 
 
 Maybe I should rephrase my question a little bit:
 
 I was saying JavaEE, but that is simply for the fact that this group
 is about JavaEE. But if we want to build the e-commerce site fast and
 cheap, what are the options?
 
 fast means short development time and learning time,
 
 cheap means no expensive software tools, and no expensive hardware.
 
 Also, it should be supported by most of the webhosting services --
 those who charge a few dozen $ per month, not those who charge
 thousands per month. Assuming the e-commerce site is for small
 business.
 
 Thanks.
 
 On Aug 5, 6:35 am, Thang Phan tphan04...@yahoo.com wrote:
  Check out the leading opensource portal technologies such as JBoss and 
  Liferay portal application servers.
 
  Thang
 
  
  From: Kevin kaidiz...@gmail.com
  To: Java EE (J2EE) Programming with Passion! 
  java-ee-j2ee-programming-with-passion@googlegroups.com
  Sent: Wednesday, August 5, 2009 12:08:46 AM
  Subject: [java ee programming] Build e-commerce website using JavaEE?
 
  I am wondering, for a typical e-commerce website, that supports
  customer login, browsing products, adding to cart, checkout, and
  paying by credit card, what are the exact products or techniques it
  may need? I am familiar with JavaSE, but javaEE is kind of huge and I
  assume it will be helpful, but exactly which ones/parts?
 
  Any keywords (or URLs) are welcome so I can do some google on that.
 
  Also, are there any existing products/projects that can help on this?
  (say, I only need to customize the UI, hook up my own payment
  information, etc.)
 
  Thanks.
  Kevin
 
  

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[java ee programming] Re: Build e-commerce website using JavaEE?

2009-08-05 Thread Ice-Man
  But, just as middle-ware (infra-structure) Framework. i.e.: to integrate
Contrloller layer + Business + Persistence layer.
  To (Web) FrontController layer there are a lot of other new better
frameworks like vRaptor, Mentawai, Tapestry and, why not, Struts2. Think
seriouslly of CoC - Convetion Over Configuration.

Ice-Man

2009/8/5 Andres Ricardo Del Ponte andres_delpo...@hotmail.com

 Struts Framework is a fast option.



 RACING SOS MI VIDA



  Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2009 11:46:39 -0700
  Subject: [java ee programming] Re: Build e-commerce website using JavaEE?
  From: kaidiz...@gmail.com
  To: java-ee-j2ee-programming-with-passion@googlegroups.com

 
 
  Maybe I should rephrase my question a little bit:
 
  I was saying JavaEE, but that is simply for the fact that this group
  is about JavaEE. But if we want to build the e-commerce site fast and
  cheap, what are the options?
 
  fast means short development time and learning time,
 
  cheap means no expensive software tools, and no expensive hardware.
 
  Also, it should be supported by most of the webhosting services --
  those who charge a few dozen $ per month, not those who charge
  thousands per month. Assuming the e-commerce site is for small
  business.
 
  Thanks.
 
  On Aug 5, 6:35 am, Thang Phan tphan04...@yahoo.com wrote:
   Check out the leading opensource portal technologies such as JBoss and
 Liferay portal application servers.
  
   Thang
  
   
   From: Kevin kaidiz...@gmail.com
   To: Java EE (J2EE) Programming with Passion! 
 java-ee-j2ee-programming-with-passion@googlegroups.com
   Sent: Wednesday, August 5, 2009 12:08:46 AM
   Subject: [java ee programming] Build e-commerce website using JavaEE?
  
   I am wondering, for a typical e-commerce website, that supports
   customer login, browsing products, adding to cart, checkout, and
   paying by credit card, what are the exact products or techniques it
   may need? I am familiar with JavaSE, but javaEE is kind of huge and I
   assume it will be helpful, but exactly which ones/parts?
  
   Any keywords (or URLs) are welcome so I can do some google on that.
  
   Also, are there any existing products/projects that can help on this?
   (say, I only need to customize the UI, hook up my own payment
   information, etc.)
  
   Thanks.
   Kevin
 
  


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[java ee programming] Re: Build e-commerce website using JavaEE?

2009-08-05 Thread Michael Dixon
Struts is fast, but still requires a good knowledge of JSP for the view
layer and the model layer may require the use of Hibernate or EJB, which
will further impact the timeliness of the project.

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[java ee programming] Re: Build e-commerce website using JavaEE?

2009-08-05 Thread jitesh dundas

Hi Atif,

I agree with you completely.

Hi Kevin,

I suggested the same link of konakat in my previous mails.

To save time, it is better to deploy an existing solution than build a new one.

It is no use reinventing the wheel, unless the final product will be a
better wheel.

MySQL is an open-source database. You can use JavaMail API for sending emails.

Hope this helps.

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