Hi Naren,
using a globalcookie is the most appropriate in this case I think,
just declare it in your site structure.
You can generate the id with the UUID class under JDK 1.5, or use
RIFE's UniqueIDGenerator class with 1.4 and 1.5. Then use setCookie
and getCookieValue from within your element when appropriate.
Best regards,
Geert
On 4-jan-06, at 13:36, Naren wrote:
Thanks Geert.
I am using your preferred solution. Store the cart content with a
unique ID.
To get the unique ID can I use globalcookie or globalvar ?
If yes, then can you suggest some way to achieve using these ?
Thanks
Regards
* store the cart in your database
This is my preferred approach, when I visit a store I expect my
cart to
be tied to my account or to my browser. The first one is easy
since the
account provides the unique id, the latter can be quite easily
done by
creating a 'shoppingcart' cookie with a unique id. You can then
use our
GenericQueryManager to very easily store, update and retrieve your
shopping cart instance that correspond to the id you're using.
This provides your with a scalable, clusterable and persistable
approach
to shopping carts.
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