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SAP Hybris - Customizing Data Hub

former_member290585
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‎03-20-2017 9:46 AM

This blog is continuation of SAP Hybris - Data Hub 


Customizing Data Hub


Customizing Data Hub functionality requires custom tools and extensions. With customizations, the Data Hub can do a great variety of data handling operations.

Prerequisites:

  • A Java IDE. Using the IDE, you create Java source code that is used in your extensions to manipulate data.

  • Apache Maven - Maven is used to manage project dependencies, compilation, and artifact generation.


Extension




  • A software extension is a file containing programming that serves to extend the capabilities of or data available to a more basic program.



  • It is a kind of list of commands which are directly included in the program.



  • An extension can contain business logic, type definitions, a web application, or a Hybris Management Console configuration.



  • That way, you link up in one place all of the functionality that covers a certain field of use, for example a webshop.



  • Because extensions are independent of one another by default, you can migrate an extension from one SAP Hybris Commerce version to another.


Custom Extension to populate the data to Datahub




  • To use Maven with Data Hub, add the following two JAR files to your Maven repository.


Step 1:


Go to https://help.hybris.com/6.2.0/hcd/8ac5f84bad6d48a7ba9f71a1271d700d.html


Download the following jar file



Step 2:


Go to the path <YOUR_PATH>\datahub6.2


Create the folder named as archetype and copy the above-downloaded file into this folder



Step 3:


Now to go the path <YOUR_PATH>\Hybris\hybris\bin\ext-integration\datahub\sdk and copy the below-highlighted jar file to the above-created archetype folder



Step 4:


Now archetype folder consists of two jar files as shown below



Step 5:


Modify the command as per you version



mvn install:install-file -DgroupId=com.hybris.datahub -DartifactId=datahub-extension-archetype -Dversion=6.2.0.0-RC4 -Dpackaging=jar -Dfile=datahub-extension-archetype-6.2.0.0-RC4.jar -DgeneratePom=true


Run the command in the <YOUR_PATH>\datahub6.2\archetype



Step 6:


In the same way, modify the file-name and version in the command with the second of the list



modify the command as per you version



mvn install:install-file -DgroupId=com.hybris.datahub -DartifactId=datahub-extension-sdk -Dversion=6.2.0.2-RC13 -Dpackaging=jar -Dfile=datahub-extension-sdk-6.2.0.2-RC13.jar -DgeneratePom=true



Run the command in the <YOUR_PATH>\datahub6.2\archetype


Step 7:


Now modify the archetype version and SDK version in below command as yours and run the command



mvn archetype:generate -DarchetypeGroupId=com.hybris.datahub -DarchetypeArtifactId=datahub-extension-archetype -DarchetypeVersion=6.2.0.0-RC4 -DgroupId=com.sap.hybris -DartifactId=customproduct -DsdkVersion=6.2.0.2-RC13

Run the command in the <YOUR_PATH>\datahub6.2\archetype



Step 8:


Open your archetype folder <YOUR_PATH>\datahub6.2\archetype and see that the customproduct named folder is created automatically



Step 9:


In that folder, we can find three folders available where we need to development



Step 10:


Now open eclipse IDE






  •  Select Existing Maven Projects 






Step 13:


Check whether projects added or not and click here to view (load IDoc to Hybris).



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