- provides an overview of selected items
- links to the individual product pages
- updates to quantity
- removal of the item
A shopping cart component lets visitors to your Adobe CQ online retail site purchase items, as shown in the following illustration.
A shopping cart component
This development article guides you through building an Adobe CQ custom commerce provider that uses the Adobe CQ Commerce API (this API belong to the com.adobe.cq.commerce.api package). A shopping cart component uses a commerce provider to obtain product data. Included in the custom commerce provider developed in this article is an OSGi bundle that exposes operations that the Geometrix Outdoors web application invokes. By following along with this walk through, you learn how to setup, develop, and configure an Adobe CQ custom commerce provider.
To read this article, click Creating custom Adobe CQ commerce providers.
Note: You can watch this related video: AEM (CQ) eCommerce Integration Framework.
To read this article, click Creating custom Adobe CQ commerce providers.
Note: You can watch this related video: AEM (CQ) eCommerce Integration Framework.
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