Projects tagged ‘ecommerce’

Magento is a new professional open-source eCommerce solution offering unprecedented flexibility and control. With Magento, never feel trapped in your eCommerce solution again. Magento's Core ... [More] Offerings: * Unlimited flexibility and no constraints * Completely Scalable Architecture * Professional and Community Support * Smooth Integration with 3rd party apps * Cutting Edge Features [Less]

PrestaShop is a professional e-commerce shopping cart focused on a light and fast implementation, but with all the features to manage a high volume online store.

Interchange is an open source commerce server and application server/component application, written in the Perl programming language. Used primarily for e-commerce (shopping cart), but also for various other purposes (database display, catalogs,...)

eCart™ shopping cart software offers you the ability to build a powerful, search engine friendly online store with a lot of ecommerce features. With eCart™ you can instantly establish a ... [More] professionally looking online store that is both functional and profitable. Based on: php: Zend Framework javascript: jQuery(frontend, backend), extJs(backend) mysql [Less]

openSteam is a generic eCommerce Framework for RubyOnRails. Its goal is to simplify the implementation and ui-design process of a webshop.

Igenko is a open source CMS and eCommerce solution based on : - A Java server core based on Tomcat, Spring, GraniteDS - Natively designed to store content in a JSR 170 Java Content Repository ... [More] (Jackrabbit) - Workflow management (JBoss JBPM) - A Flex Backoffice, with a WYSIWYG site designer - One or more Flex or ArchetypeJS public websites, dynamically generated from content and layout stored in the repository. [Less]

ArcaCMF is an open-source content management framework developed according to the Model-View-Controller architectural pattern.

xt:Commerce is developed as a powerful ecommerce webcart shop system for small, medium and full-sized merchants as well as wholesalers. Its full functionality enables you to strengthen your position ... [More] in the fast growing ecommerce shopping cart market. xt:Commerce is released as a free opensource shopping cart software (GNU/GPL) with a broad spectrum of ecommerce functions, as dynamic and powerfull as expensive ecommerce shopping cart systems. xt:Commerce helps you to manage your woldwide ecommerce sales as easy as the online sales in your home country. A shopsoftware system that provides your success just by using this webcart system. [Less]

Existing users - we've just shipped a new version! ReleaseNotes_09 Downloads New users - here is an introduction This is a new version of the Java Checkout sample code. When we started planning ... [More] this version, we had a long wishlist of features: Compatible with the widest possible range of JDK versions (1.3.x, 1.4.x, 1.5.x) Allow only core JDK types on the public API interfaces therefore independent of JDK version. Shipped as a library which can be dropped into a project. Provide clear customisation points should the user have non-standard requirements. Clearly defined API for the developer - avoid use of static helper style classes. No modifications should be required to the sample code. i.e. externalise all config parameters. Make the .NET and Java sample code APIs similar, to reduce support overhead. For the 80% of merchants who don't want to customize or build, ship the library as a single JAR + Javadoc. If you like the sound of all that, here's where to go next. JavaCheckoutRefImpl - the API. Provides an implementation of the entire Checkout API using only core Java classes. Just drop it into your project and you are away! JavaCheckoutWebExampleWar - an example web application using the API. Just copy drag this WAR into your app server deploy directory and you are good to go. JavaCheckoutJ2eeExampleEar - another sample application, this time shipped as an EAR. We have used enterprise Java features to implement a scalable asynchronous notification handler mechanism using JMS. SettingUpTheDevEnvironment - if you want to dig around the source code, here are the instructions for getting yourself setup. [Less]