Hi I would like to ask if there are any documents on creating a Product Importer just like the importer being used on Geometrixx Outdoors, the purpose of creating a custom importer so that the csv file that will be uploaded for import will be fit based on the requirements of the project.
Thanks.
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That's absolutely right. And, If you are willing to use existing Native AEM eCommerce platform, then yes, You have to follow existing product data modeling (Match with exiting Product data).
Regarding use of ProdcutImporter, Since, you have a custom CSV file so you need to have your own Product Importer. Existing may be sufficient.
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Jitendra
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Well,
You got to implement custom importer. Apache POI does provide good API's. So, should not be hard to write few OSGI services. Also, Imported data have to be stored in
So, I guess, none of existing solution could be fit for your case.
Here is a good article
----Jitendra
harold malabanan wrote...
Hi I would like to ask if there are any documents on creating a Product Importer just like the importer being used on Geometrixx Outdoors, the purpose of creating a custom importer so that thecsv file that will be uploaded for import will be fit based on the requirements of the project.
Thanks.
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Thank you for the response, I would like to confirm by means of creating the OSGI Services does that mean I don't have to use the base classes like ProductImporter.java? If my understanding is right the end result of this custom importer is like an AEM Component that calls an OSGI service to parse the csv file and store it to jcr and the stored data on the jcr should match the Product class of AEM so there might be no conflicts, right?
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That's absolutely right. And, If you are willing to use existing Native AEM eCommerce platform, then yes, You have to follow existing product data modeling (Match with exiting Product data).
Regarding use of ProdcutImporter, Since, you have a custom CSV file so you need to have your own Product Importer. Existing may be sufficient.
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Jitendra
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Hi
Please have a look at these article for your help:-
Link 1:- https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/creating-custom-excel-service-experience.html
//Creating a custom Excel Service for Adobe Experience Manager.
AEM service that accepts an Excel spreadsheet, extracts the data from the spreadsheet, and persists the data in the AEM JCR.
Link 2:- https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/polling.html
//Creating Custom Data Importer Services for Adobe Experience Manager
Develop a custom data importer service for Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) that lets you import data.
I hope this will help you.
Thanks and Regards
Kautuk Sahni
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