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Overview
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iStore Case Study
System References
iStore
Inventory
Order Management
Pricing
Forms Quoting
Distribution
11i Implement iStore 14828GC11
iStore Implementer
iStore Administrator
Ownership
The Job Title [list@YourCompany.com?Subject=EDUxxxxx] is responsible for ensuring that
this document is necessary and that it reflects actual practice.

iStore Case Study
Background
Your company has recently purchased iStore and wants to begin selling their products online.
The business requirements have not been defined, you will define them during this case study.
You have been tasked to build phase 1 of the iStore implementation. In this phase, the store you
will be building will be based on a new product line/vendors your company has recently
acquired. You will put the initial store together and test all required Phase 1 functionality.
In this case study the student has two options.
Option 1
Build your store based on an Antique Store theme. In this scenario the images have been loaded
into the file system as well as some information added in the tables to help you with your task.
Option 2
Build your store based on your own theme. You will be creating your own products and
providing images for your store. If you want to choose this option you can skip all of the tables
that contain data and use the blank tables to enter your stores specific information.

Antique Store Table 1 – Items
xx is equal to student number (e.g. TEAPOT-06)
Part Short Multimedia Multimedia Multimedia Specialty
Number Description Descriptive Stores
Programmatic Source file
Name carrying
Name
this item
D1- Doulton Teapot-xx TEAPOT-xx ceramic1.jpg
Ceramics Lambeth
Teapot using
the "Chene"
or tapestry
looking
pattern for
the bowl.
D2- Striking cut Pitcher-xx PITCHER-xx glass1.jpg
Glassware Turn of the
Century
crystal
pitcher with
handle.
D3- Very fine Cherrywood CHERRYWOOD- furniture1.jpg
Furniture early Table-xx xx
cherrywood
drop leaf
small table
with
beautiful
opalescent
glass original
knobs.
D4- Early to mid- Vitrine Table- VITRINE-xx furniture2.jpg
Furniture twentieth xx
century,
MOTTAHE
DEH:
English Late
Neoclassical
Style
Mahogany
Vitrine Table
D5- This oval Brooch-xx BROOCH-xx jewelry1.jpg
Jewelry 15ct yellow
gold
memorial
brooch
contains

Name carrying
Name
this item
plated brown
hair in a
central
locket.
D6- An exquisite Necklace-xx NECKLACE-xx jewelry2.jpg
Jewelry pearl and
diamond
necklace.
C1-Clock Eight-day Clock-xx CLOCK-xx clock1.jpg
time only
weight
driven New
Haven
Saturn clock
in a solid oak
case.
C2-Coin Much better Coin-xx COIN-xx coin1.jpg
date ACG
certified
MS65
1890O
Morgan
silver dollar.
C3-Watch HEUER: Watch-xx WATCH-xx watch1.jpg
Carrera.
Blue satin
finish dial,
applied
baton
numerals,
date aperture
at 6,
subsidiary
dials for
constant
seconds and
minute
recording.
C4- George George GEORGEWASHIN manuscript1.jpg
Manuscrip Washington, Washington-xx GTON-xx
t 1800, An
Original
Copy of
Oration on

Name carrying
Name
this item
His Death
C5- Pres. Ronald Ronald RONALDREAGA manuscript2.jpg
Manuscrip Reagan, Reagan-xx N-xx
t Presidential
card signed,
with Signing
Photo
A1- Ink and color Chinese CHINESEMOTHE china1.jpg
Portrait Chinese Mother-xx R-xx
Painting on
silk,
mounted and
framed
painting
dimensions:
46 x 24 1/2
in.
A2- Chinese Chinese Lady- CHINESELADY- china2.jpg
Portrait School xx xx
(1831),
Portrait of a
Chinese
Lady,
inscribed on
the stretcher
A3- "Southern Coastline-xx COASTLINE-xx picture1.jpg
Painting Mediterranea
n Coastline",
By Edgar
Meyer,
landscape-
painter, born
in Innsbruck
1853,
student of
E.Dücker,
Düsseldorf.
A4- By Girl-xx GIRL-xx picture2.jpg
Painting Ferdinand
Wagner,
(c.1875).
Elegantly
dressed girl
with flowers,

Name carrying
Name
this item
book, and
cap in
landscape
with church
and water in
distance.
A5- VENETIAN, StMarks-xx STMARKS-xx photo1.jpg
Photograp St. Mark's &
h San Giorgio
Maggiore, c.
1850's Good
early view of
St. Mark's
Square
looking out
to the
lagoon. By
Carlo Ponti
A6- Cprint by BoyGeorge-xx BOYGEORGE-xx photo2.jpg
Photograp Charles
h Hovland
titled "Boy
George"
from the
series "I
Wanna Live
Forever,"
1999,
measuring
11 X 14
inches, #2
from an
edition of 6,
signed and
numbered by
the artist.
By
CHARLES
HOVLAND
A7- A Kwakiutl Totem Pole-xx TOTEMPOLE-xx americanindian1
Sculpture (AMERICA .jpg
N INDIAN)
Polychrome
Wood Model
Totem Pole

Name carrying
Name
this item
By Charlie
James.
A8- Unusual Jar-xx JAR-xx americanindian2
Sculpture Santa Clara .jpg
Pueblo
blackware
jar.
(American
Indian)
A9- A boldly Mask-xx MASK-xx egypt1.jpg
Sculpture carved cedar
mummy
mask (22nd-
23rd
Dynasty )
with lifelike
detail and a
archaic
smile.
(Ancient
Egypt)
A10- A finely Falcon-xx FALCON-xx egypt2.jpg

Sculpture carved and
painted cedar
wood figure
of the falcon
god Horus
(c. XXVI
Dynasty,
Ancient
Egypt).
A11- Very rare Medal-xx MEDAL-xx scultpture1.jpg
Sculpture bronze
“Golden
Medal” by
Emile louis
Picault:Chan
teur
Tunisien.
FRENCH,
19th.
A12- A young Alabaster-xx ALABASTER-xx sculpture2.jpg
spinner

Name carrying
Name
this item
Sculpture sitting on a
bench. Her
dress is in
brown-
yellowish
alabaster, the
rest of the
figure is
sculpted in
white
alabaster.
Signed on
the rear side
PUGI
(FRENCH).

Antique Store Table 2 – Section Images
Name Programmatic Name Source File

China Site-xx CHINASITE-xx ancientchinasite.gif
Egyptian Site-xx EGYPTIANSITE-xx ancientegypt2site.gif
American Indian Site-xx AMERICANINDIANSITE-xx americanindiansite.gif
Mobile Site-xx MOBILESITE-xx mobilesite.gif
Art Section-xx ART-xx artsection.gif
Collectibles Section-xx COLLECTIBLES-xx collectiblessection.gif
Contemporary Section-xx CONTEMPORARY-xx contemporarysection.gif
Decorative Section-xx DECORATIVE-xx decorativesection.gif
Store Logo-xx STORELOGO-xx storelogo.gif
xx is equal to student number (e.g. CHINASITE-06)
If the Specialty Store you are building will be based on the Antique Store, use the table above to
create the section level multimedia components for your store. The files listed in the Source File
column already exist in the file system; therefore, you will not need to upload them. You will
simply be creating the Name and Programmatic Name for them. To accomplish navigate to the
Multimedia tab of the iStore Merchant U/I.

Product and Images Table 1
If you are choosing to download images of your own, use the following worksheet for your
product information.
Part Short Multimedia Multimedia Multimedia List of Sections in
Number Description Descriptive Specialty which is to
Name Stores be
Name
carrying displayed
this item

Part Short Multimedia Multimedia Multimedia List of Sections in
Number Description Descriptive Specialty which is to
Name Stores be
Name
carrying displayed
this item

Product and Images Table 2 – Section Images
Name Programmatic Name Source File
Use this table to record the information for your section level images.

Business Requirements
In the table below please identify if the business requirement is standard functionality or
customized functionality. Also indicate where the required functionality is setup (Merchant U/I,
ERP Sys Admin screen, Order Management). In the Implement column, record yes or no, and
whether or not you will be implementing that particular business requirement. Add additional
business requirements as needed in the spaces provided below.
Business Standard Customization – Setup where? Implement?
Requirement Functionality how? Yes or No
Each Main Section
will have 1 featured
section
Shipping instructions
not required.
Display 3 Menu Tabs
and 2 Menu Subtabs
Multi-currency
Unique Store Logo
Do not allow
changing of store
Walk-ins allowed
Check Availability
Allow B2B Auto
Approval
Each store have
unique appearance
Change bin labels
Use “Related” item
relationships
Use relationships
other than
“RELATED”
Credit Card faxing
not allowed
Offline payment
processing
Faxing of Credit Card
Info
Images for each
Navigational Section
ATP Enabled

Business Standard Customization – Setup where? Implement?
Requirement Functionality how? Yes or No
Check for Supported
Responsibilities
Change the default
layout of the bins for
your store

Overview of Tasks to Perform
1. Fill out the iStore Hierarchy worksheet.

2. Add Items to Item Master Form in Oracle Inventory.
3. Receipt the Items
4. Add Item to Price Lists in Order Management.
5. Load Product Images for Your Specialty Store.
6. Build Your Specialty Store Hierarchy by adding products to sections using the iStore
Merchant UI.
7. Create Your Storefront using the Merchant UI.
8. Create Product Item relationships using the Merchant UI.
9. Map Your Multimedia Images using the Merchant UI.
10. Change Your Store Logo
11. Modify Your Specialty Store’s Style Sheet
12. Change the text in bins using AOL.
13. Change Profile Options in Forms.
14. Test your Store
If you prefer step-by-step instructions, please proceed to the next page.

Fill out the iStore Hierarchy Worksheet – Step 1
Use the worksheet below to plan your store hierarchy. Write down the sections and subsections
that you will later build in your store. Indicate below (N or F) for a Featured or Navigational
section.

Add Items to Item Master – Step 2
Use the data you recorded in the Product and Images Table 1 for this Step.
Be sure to add you items to the Item Master – V1 Vision Operations
1. Login to ERP using username/password (ebusiness/welcome).
2. Select Order Management, Super User responsibility

3. Once the Navigator window appears, select Inventory -> Items -> Master Items
4. Select V1 Vision Operations Organization

5. Enter the Part Number of your item in the Item filed.
6. Enter description of your item in the Description Field
7. Select the Inventory tab
8. Make sure the following Checkboxes are checked:
• Inventory Item
9. Select the Order Management tab
10. Make sure the following checkboxes are checked:
• Customer Ordered
• Customer Order Enabled
11. Select the Web Option tab
12. Make sure the following checkboxes are checked and Published is selected in the LOV:

• Orderable on the Web
• Back Orderable
13. Click the Save Icon
Organization
Assignment
14. Click the Organization Assignment icon.

15. Scroll down and check the Assigned checkbox for M1 Seattle Manufacturing
17. Click the Attribute Groups tab.
18. For each additional item you want to add you will need to select the New icon.
18a. Repeat steps 5 - 18 for each item you want to add.

Receipt the Items – Step 3
In order to be able to purchase items from your store you need to have each of those items in
inventory. The following steps will take you through the process of receipting your items into
inventory.

1. Select Inventory -> Transactions -> Micellaneous Transactions
2. If the Organizations window appears select M1 Seattle Manufacturing
3. Click OK.
NOTE: Steps 1-3 may not be necessary.

6. When the Miscellaneous Transaction (M1) window is displayed enter Todays Date in the
Date field.
a. In the Account field select the LOV and enter Miscellaneous as the account and click OK.
7. Enter Miscellaneous Receipt in the Type field
8. Click Transaction Lines

9. If/When the System Items window is displayed, Click OK.

In the Miscellaneous Receipts (M1) window.
10. Enter the Item number in the Item field
11. Enter FGI in the Subinventory
12. Enter the <number of items> in the Quantity field
13. Repeates steps 10 – 12 until all items you added to inventory have been receipted.
14. Click the Save icon .

Add Items to Price List/s – Step 4
Use the data you recorded in the Product and Images Table 1 for this Step.
If you are using multiple pricelists and/or currency be sure to add all items to each of the
appropriate price list.
1. Close Master Item form if its still open.
2. Select Pricing -> Price Lists -> Price List Setup
• You can create a new or use an existing price list. For our example here we will use an
existing price list.
3. Query for and open the Corporate price list

4. Place your cursor in any of the Product Context fields and click once.
5. Select the New icon
6. In the Product Context field, enter Item
7. In the Product Attribute, enter Item Number
8. In the Product Value field, query on your first item you want to put on the price list, this will
be the same entry you put in the Item field on the Master Items form.
9. Product Description should auto-populate

10. Enter Ea for UOM (Unit of Measure)
11. In the value filed you can enter the Price you are selling the item for on this pricelist.
12. Click the Save Icon after you have entered each item.
13. Repeat steps 5 - 12 for each item you need to add to the price list.
Hint: Once you create your first Price List you can use Copy Price List and Adjust Price
List.

Loading Product Images for Your Specialty Store – Step 5
In the class we will be loading the images directly to the database. You will not have to ftp them
to the middle tier.
If you have chosen to build the Antique Store your images are already loaded into the file
system. Please proceed to Step 6
1. Login in to the iStore Administrator UI (http://……./OA_HTML/jtflogin.jsp) as the Store

Administrator (ibe_admin/manager).
2. Click the Content tab.

3. Click the button.
4. Enter the Media Object Name.

5. Enter the Progammatic Access Name
6. You can enter keywords to make it easier to search for your multimedia objects.
7. Select Media as the Type
8. Select Products from the Applicable To LOV.
9. Select the button.
10. When the screen repaints, select the button.
11. Select the button.
12. When the screen repaints select the
13. Select the file to upload from your local file system.

15. Click the button
16. When the screen repaints select ALL from the Store LOV and ALL from the Language LOV.
18. Click the Media Objects subtab from the menu.
19. Repeat Steps 3 – 18 until all media objects have been created.

Building your Specialty Store Hierarchy – Step 6
Use the data in the Specialty Store Hierarchy worksheet you filled in earlier.
1. Login into the HTML Applications as the iStore Administrator. Use the account you created
earlier or use ibe_admin/manager. http://host.domain:port/OA_HTML/jtflogin.jsp
2. Select the Catalog Tab
3. In the Category Hierarchy page, click on the Add Sections icon to create new section under
the Root Section

4. Fill in the Section Name field
5. Select Published from the StatusLOV.
6. Click the Apply button.
7. Select the Hierarchy link.

8. Ensure the Select Radio Button for the section you created is selected.
9. Click the New Sections icon in the Sections column for the section you just created

10. Repeat Steps 4 – 9 for each additional section you want to create. To create your subsections
be sure to select the section you want the subsection under and not YOUR ROOT SECTION.
As you create your additional sections be sure to select some to be Featured sections where
applicable.
11. After you create the hierarchy you can change some of the sections form Navigational to
Featured
12. Continue to build out your hierarchy until it appears similar to the above screenshot. Be sure
to drill down into the Hierarchy Applet and highlight the appropriate section you want to
create subsection under. If you make a mistake you can use the Duplicate button to complete
your Specialty Store hierarchy.
13. Now add your items into your product catalog placing them into the sections in your
hierarchy you just created.

Create Your Storefront – Step 7
Create your storefront applying the business rules you have defined earlier. Be sure to select the
appropriate Price Lists, Currencies, Languages, Payment Methods, and Shipping Methods.
1. If you are still logged in to the iStore Merchant U/I as the iStore Administrator then you can
skip this step and proceed to step 2 else login into the HTML Applications as the iStore
Administrator. Use the account you created earlier or use ibe_admin/manager.
http://host.domain:port/OA_HTML/jtflogin.jsp
2. Select the Stores tab
3. Select the Create a Store button

4. Enter your Store Name
5. Select the Default Language (American English)
6. Select the Default Currency (US Dollars)
7. Select Default Pricing List (Corporate) Note: This is only to get your store started. You may
change the price lists later.
8. Select your hierarchy as the Catalog Root Section
9. Select the remainder of the Store flags.
11. Your screen will repaint and should appear similar to the screen below.

12. Select the Language link and add any additional languages.
13. Select the Pricing link and change Price Lists if needed. Set the orderable limit and specify a
Payment Threshold amount. Click the Apply button when finished.
14. Select the Payment link and select the Payment Methods for your store. Click the Apply
button when finished.
15. Select the Shipping link and specify the Shipping Methods to use in your store. Click the
Apply button when finished.
16. Select the Responsibilty and add the Support Responsibilities based on your Business
Requirements. Click the Apply button when finished.
• Be sure the IBE_CUSTOMER responsibility is one of the Supported Responsibilities.
• Make sure to change the Display Name. The name you choose here will be the name
visibile in ibeCZzpHome.jsp page.
17. Select the Access link and add Access Restrictions based on your Business Requirements.
Click the Apply button when finished.
18. Click the Apply button when finished.

Note: Your store should now be displayed in the list of Specialty Stores.

Create Item Relationships – Step 8
Use this table to record the Item relationships you are planning on using in your Specialty Store.
Remember that both items MUST be in your Specialty store inorder to see the relationship. After
you have established your product relationships, follow the procedure below.
From this Item To This Item
1. In the iStore Merchant U/I select the Catalog tab
2. Select the Relationship subtab.
3. Select the Relationship Name “RELATED” by clicking on the icon.

• Note: RELATED is the only relationship type that works out of the box. The others will
require some code. This relationship can be seen on the Item Details page.
4. Select the Create Mapping Rule from the Rule Type LOV.

6. Click the Add Rules button.
7. Select a Product to Product relationship.
8. Click the Go button for the From relationship.

9. Find the product you want the relationship to start from. Using the Search window
10. Repeat steps 8 and 9 for the To relationship.
11. Repeat steps 8-10 until all relationships are created.
12. Select the Apply button.
13. The relationship should now appearon the Relationship Details page..


Map Your Multimedia Images – Step 9
Use the data you recorded in the Product and Images Table 1 and Section Images Table 2 for this
Step.
You need to map the images you loaded earlier to the products you will be selling in your store.
1. Select the Catalog tab.
2. Select the Products subtab.
3. Find the product you want to associate the multimedia image to using the Search field.
4. Select the Select radio button.
5. Click the numeric character in the Content Components column.

6. If you are mapping the Small Image for the product, select the Go button for the Product
Small Image Media object.
7. Using the Search By window find the media object you added earlier for the product you are
associating it to.
8. Select the radio button for the media object you want and click the Select button.

9. When your screen repaints, you will see the Name displayed in the Product Small Image
field.

10. Repeat Steps 1 – 9 until you have mapped all images to all the products in your store.

Change your Store Logo – Step 10
In this step you will be adding a custom logo to your store. You will be adding another source
file to the STORE_LOGO_MAIN Programmatic Access Name and mapping it to your store for
All languages.
1. Select the Content tab
2. Select the Media Objects subtab.
3. Select the icon for the STORE_LOGO_MAIN media object.
4. Select the Add Source File button.

5. Enter a name in the Media Object Name field.
6. Click the Upload icon to upload a new logo for your store.
7. Click the Browse icon to select a source file from your local system to upload.

8. Select the logo file and click the Open Button.
9. Click the Upload File button.
10. When your screen repaints you will need to map the logo to your store in ALL languages.

12. Apache will need to be bounced in order for the changes to take effect.

Modify your Specialty Store’s Style Sheet – Step 11
If you choose to modify the Style Sheet the instructor will need to make the jtfucss.css file
available to all. There are many graphical style sheet editors available in the market today. You
can use any one of them to make changes to style sheets. To perform this lab your instructor will
show you how to FTP the CSS file to the OA_HTML virtual directory.
1. Use the jtfucss.css style sheet obtained from the instructor.
2. Rename the jtfucss.css file to <yourstorename.css>
3. Open the style sheet in notepad or WordPad
4. Save your file
5. Place your file into the shared directory the instructor created.
6. Let the instructor know your style sheet is ready for upload. It will be loaded in the
$OA_HTML directory.
7. Login into the iStore Merchant U/I as the iStore Administrator
8. Select the Advanced Tab
9. Select the Template Manager Subtab

10. In the Search field, search for the STORE_STYLE_SHEET, click the Go button.
11. Click the icon.
12. Click the Add Source File button.
13. In the Source File Name field enter the name of your CSS file.

14. Select your store from the Store LOV and ALL from the Language LOV.
11. Enter the style sheet you created (e.g. yourstore.css) in the Source File Name field.
12. Map it to your specialty store.
13. Click Apply.
14. Apache will need to be bounced for the change to take effect.

Before Screenshot

After Screenshot

Change the Text in Bins – Step 12
Inform the instructor if you are planning on changing some of the AOL Text Messages. You
must notify your instructor before changing the text, as conflicts can occur when 2 students are
changing AOL message text simultaneously.
Any text message can be changed that the customer sees in the customer u/i. Some examples are:
Ibe_PRMT_Welcome_G Welcome Bin and splash page welcome
Ibe_PRMT_CT_Browse Browse Bin
Ibe_PRMT_Call_Me_Back Have us call you back message in the welcome bin
Ibe_PRMT_CT_Your_Price_Colon Your price message under items
Ibe_PRMT_Guest_G Guest word on splash page
Ibe_PRMT_Login_Register_G Login/Register Here
Ibe_PRMT_IF_U_R_Not_G If you are not
Ibe_PRMT_Ord_Continue_Shop Continue Shopping button
Ibe_PRMT_Orders_G My orders
Ibe_PRMT_CT_Your_Price_Colon Your Price message on an item

1. Login to ERP using username/password (ebusiness/welcome).
2. Select Application Developer Application

3. Select Application -> Messages
4. If you know the name of the Message query for it in the Name filed.
5. If you know what the current message is you can query for it in the Current Message Text
field.
6. Once the message is displayed you wish to change, replace the message showing in the
Current Message Text field with your new message.

Change System Profile Options - Step 13
1. The instructor will assign to each student a different profile option to change based on the
business requirements the class came up with for their stores..
− Number of Tabs
− Number of Subtabs
− Fax Credit Card
− Shipping Instructions
− Items displayed per section
− Items displayed per page
− Finalize Order On Error in Authorize Payment
− Number of Days for New Item Definition
− Preferred Shipping Method
− Shopping Cart Expiration Duration
− Merge Shopping Cart Lines

2. Switch Responsibility to System Administrator
3. Select System --> Profile
4. Select Application and Responsibility checkboxes
5. Enter iStore in the Application filed
6. Enter IBE_CUSTOMER in the Responsibility field
7. Enter IBE% in the Profile field
8. Click the Find button.
9. Find the profile you want to change and change the value (Application, Responsibility, or
User) to the desired value.
10. Click the Save icon when finished.

Test Your Store – Step 14
1. Go to http://host.domain:port/OA_HTML/ibeCZzpHome.jsp
2. Select your store from the Specialty Store LOV.
3. Test all of the functionality you have implemented.
4. If you encounter any errors, missing images, etc, please go back and resolve those issues and
continue with testing your store.
5. As a final test add items to your cart and checkout obtaining an Order Number from Order
Management.


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1. Fill out the iStore Hierarchy worksheet.

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1. Login to ERP using username/password (ebusiness/welcome).

2. Select Order Management, Super User responsibility

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4. Select V1 Vision Operations Organization

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6. Enter description of your item in the Description Field

7. Select the Inventory tab

8. Make sure the following Checkboxes are checked:

9. Select the Order Management tab

10. Make sure the following checkboxes are checked:

• Customer Order Enabled

11. Select the Web Option tab

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13. Click the Save Icon

14. Click the Organization Assignment icon.

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16. Click the Save Icon