Which actions will enable you to add now properties to a SKU? (select one)
A.
Create an XML file and add its location to the XML listinthe Product Catalog repository.
B.
Create an XMLfilein/atg/commerce/catalog/custom/customCatalog.xml and load it via the
CONFIGPATH.
C.
Create a new columnintable dcs_sku. ATG will automatically add this new property.
D.
Create a new property to the SKUobject using the BCCinthe context of a project and deploy it
to production.
E.
ATG does not let you add new properties to an SKU.
Explanation:
ATG Add Custom properties to SKU
* One step of an example is: Extend the Order Repository Definition File
Extend the Order Repository definition file, orderrepository.xml, to add the new properties in
MyCommerceItemImpl to the existing commerceItem item descriptor. In this example, the new
property to add is the shortDescription property.The orderrepository.xml file is found in the
CONFIGPATH at /atg/commerce/order/orderrepository.xml. To extend the file, create a new
orderrepository.xml file at /atg/commerce/order/ in your localconfig directory. The new file should
define the shortDescription property for the commerceItem item descriptor. During startup, the
ATG platform uses XML file combination to combine the orderrepository.xml files in the
CONFIGPATH into a single composite XML file.
* Another step
Modify the OrderTools Configuration FileThe OrderTools component controls many aspects of the
purchase process, such as mapping between commerce object types and class names, defining
the default commerce object types, and mapping between commerce objects and item descriptors.
You need to modify the OrderTools configuration file to support the new MyCommerceItemImpl
class and myCommerceItem item descriptor.To modify the OrderTools configuration file, layer on
a configuration file by creating an OrderTools.properties file at/atg/commerce/order/ in your
localconfig directory
Note: SKU Items and SKU Links
A product is a navigational end-point in the catalog. However, customers do not actually purchase
the product; they purchase a SKU (stock keeping unit). A product can have several different SKUs
associated with it, representing varieties, sizes, and colors.
The properties of a SKU are used for display purposes, similar to products and category
properties. The properties are also used to integrate with other ATG Commerce systems, such as
pricing and fulfillment.