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I want to design a store which has catalog (products from different manufacturers), display them. navigate them.

What is the best technology out there ? Any out of box?

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Hi,

Go for Struts or JSF ...

Best of luck ...
 
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Please take the time to choose the correct forum for your posts. This forum is for questions on Advanced Java.

This post has been moved to a more appropriate forum.
 
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Originally posted by Vassili Vladimir:
Go for Struts or JSF



Personally, I would not recommend wither of these for any project.

Have you searched for out-of-the-box solutions?
 
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I would suggest WebSphere Commerce Suite. That's exactly what it's designed to do. Package it with WebSphere Customer Center, and you're in like Flynn.

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Originally posted by Cameron W. McKenzie:
I would suggest WebSphere Commerce Suite. That's exactly what it's designed to do. Package it with WebSphere Customer Center, and you're in like Flynn.



Few more things to consider would be :
  • Budget
  • Level of customization required or administration required.
  • Complexity


  • If I want a small application for my company (size 20 people) where people can sell some old stuffs.In that case I do not and complex administration ,no much complexity and nor I have budget to shell out on this.

    I guess in that case Websphere Customer Response might not be appropriate.
     
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