Hi BJ, I am under some time constraints and am in need of a quick and simple order load solution/process. Nothing fancy; would be Okay if there's some manual involvement such as massaging the order data in a spreadsheet before loading. Can you direct me to someone in the community who may have something? I'd be willing to pay for a solution that gets the basic job done. Thanks.
BJ Freeman wrote: > > I read in the xml in its native format from the website > I then convert to maps needed for the service calls. > 1)check to see if a customer exist if not create based on the order > 2)if a customer exist is the ship already in the customer info, if not > put order on hold as a possbile forgery > 3)Create order header > 4) add items to order > 5) add payment > 6) add ecas to verify payment info for fraud (not in ofbiz) > 7) check order against inventory or Dropshipper (not in ofbiz) > 8) put on hold if no inventory or until verrify with dropshipper (not in > ofbiz > 9) let ofbiz take over from here. > > > Jim Yanda sent the following on 5/2/2008 12:21 PM: >> Hi BJ, >> Can you give me a little detail about how you made the import? Did you >> use >> the XML Import or did you write directly to the database? >> Thanks, >> Jim >> >> >> BJ Freeman wrote: >>> I did an import that created a order as if it was generated by ofbiz. >>> but using the services you can be sure that the order is entered >>> properly, even if is paid for on the website. >>> >>> Jim Yanda sent the following on 5/2/2008 8:19 AM: >>>> Hello, >>>> We have an external webstore and would like to load the orders from >>>> there >>>> into OFBiz using the XML Import in Web Tools. Is this feasible and has >>>> anyone done this? Can you give me the gist of how its done? We've done >>>> Party >>>> and Contact loads using a spreadsheet to build the XML and that worked >>>> nicely. But we realize loading orders is more involved; headers, lines, >>>> syncing the catalog, checking for existing Parties, etc. >>>> Tips and advice appreciated. >>>> Thanks. Jim >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/using-XML-Import-to-load-orders-tp17021665p17033426.html Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
