Has any experience with integrating with the eCommerce platform Hybris. I do know that Hybris has an import folder where you can dump a file and then create custom Java source code to parse the content of the file. This is however a very static method. Is there a way of communication/sending data directly to Hybris eg use an XML file(of course with a specific defined structure of the XML file) and send this file to a MQ, web service or other
They are many ways to interact with Hybris. Hybris is based on standard Java / Spring, and expose API to all Hybris specific functionalities. Of the top of my head, I see the following solutions :
The decision of which solution to use depends on you specific requirements, but for most cases, I would go with Hybris "REST" services to keep close to the standard, or expose your own services using the same mechanism if you want a higher level of abstraction, or write your own SOAP based services if you need a clear published interface.
There are many ways to integrate with a hybris-platform. If you're using a more or less recent Version 4 of the hybris-platform, you can use the out-of-the-box rest-webservices.
Checkout the hybriswiki for platformwebservices extension for details.
Another possibility is to use the jms template extension which is based on Java Message Service
The way to go depends usually on the question where the data is coming from and in which form it is available and with which tools you're most familiar with. Last but not least, consider performance: Are you importing millions of Product-related items or do you synchronize some user-data only?
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