Step 10: Configure CC Admin settings

Learn how to configure CC Admin settings.

Step 10a: Create a service override for the Tax Calculation API class

Salesforce B2B Commerce (CloudCraze) does not calculate taxes out-of-the-box (OOTB). Instead, it exposes a Tax Calculation webhook which you must override. This step will implement the new business-specific tax calculations by making a call to Digital River for tax calculations to override the Tax Calculation webhook.

To create a service override for the Tax Calculation API class:

1. Go to CC Admin.

2. Select Storefront from the Global Settings dropdown list.

3. Click Tax under Integrations.
4. Set the Tax Calculation API class to digitalriverv2.DRB2B_CartTaxCalculation as shown in the screenshot above.

5. Click Save.

Step 10b: Create configuration module for payment type

You perform this step at the Global Settings level. The changes you make here apply to all your storefronts. To create a module for Digital River payment.

1. Select the CC Admin tab.

2. Select Configuration Modules.
3. Click New in the Configuration Module pane. The Configuration Module dialog appears.

4. Type Payment DR in the Name field and pmt_dr in the API Name field.

Step 10c: Create configuration metadata for Payment DR Module

Configure the following custom Salesforce B2B Commerce App pages in CC Admin. They will appear in the following storefront locations: Edit Page, New Page, Pay Page, and Proc. Note that you perform this step at the Global Settings level. The changes you make here apply to all your storefronts.

The Payment DR module should pull in all payment types configured by Digital River.

To create configuration settings for the Payment DR configuration modules:

1. Under Configuration Modules, click the Payment DR module.

2. Click New to create the Edit Page configuration metadata for the configuration module.
3. Use the information associated with the module to complete the Edit Page configuration metadata. Note: Don’t select the Externally Safe check box.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to create configuration metadata for New Page, Pay Page, and Proc. After adding the configuration metadata to the Payment Module DR, the Configuration Module should look like this:

Modules

The following table lists the required settings for each field.

Module	Name	API Name	Description
Payment DR	Edit Page	edit	Edit page for Payment DR
Payment DR	New Page	new	VisualForce page leveraged for saving new Drop-in payment information via the My Account page
Payment DR	Pay Page	pay	VisualForce page for rendering the Payment DR on the Checkout page
Payment DR	Proc	proc	Payment processor for backend processing

Step 10d: Create configuration settings for a storefront

If you want custom Salesforce B2B Commerce App pages to show up in your storefront, you must configure them in CC Admin for them. Note that you perform this step at the storefront level. The changes you make here apply to a specific storefront. If you have more than one storefront, you should repeat this step for each storefront.

To create or update a store's configuration settings:

1. From CC Admin, click Global Settings in the upper-right corner and select your storefront (for example, DefaultStore). Note: After selecting the storefront, the select box will still display Global Settings. However, the left navigation pane will display <storefront name>SETTINGS and the options associated with the store.
2. Click Configuration Settings under <storefront name> SETTINGS.
3. Select the module name (for example, Body Includes Begin from Modules) from the Module dropdown list.
4. To create a new page setting for the module, click New. The New Page Setting dialog appears.
5. Complete the fields using the information from the Modules table and click Create. The new module appears in the Configure Settings list and displays Delete in the ACTION column, and the name of the storefront appears in the STOREFRONT column.

6. Repeat steps 3 through 5 for each additional row in the Modules table.

7. Repeat steps 1 through 6 for each additional storefront.

Modules

The following table lists the DR Configuration Settings that need to be configured for each storefront:

Module	Configuration	Page	Value
Body Includes Begin	Enabled	Order View	TRUE
Body Includes Begin	Enabled	Order Confirmation	TRUE
Body Includes Begin	Enabled	Check Out	TRUE
Body Includes Begin	Page Include Name	Order View	digitalriverv2__DRB2B_OrderConfirmation
Body Includes Begin	Page Include Name	Order Confirmation	digitalriverv2__DRB2B_OrderConfirmation
Body Includes Begin	Page Include Name	Check Out	digitalriverv2__DRB2B_OrderReview
Body Includes End	Enabled	My Account	TRUE
Body Includes End	Enabled	Check Out	TRUE
Body Includes End	Page Include Name	My Account	digitalriverv2__DRB2B_MyAccount
Body Includes End	Page Include Name	Check Out	digitalriverv2__DRB2B_PaymentProcessor_Checkout
Checkout	Payment Types	all	dr
Checkout	Use Default	Check Out	TRUE
My Account	Use Default	My Account	FALSE
My Account	Override Flow	My Account	TRUE
My Wallet	Payments	all	dr
Order Review	Show Total Surcharge	all	TRUE
Order Review	Show Surcharge	all	TRUE
Payment	White List	all	cc_pmt_PO_New,cc_pmt_PO_Pay, digitalriverv2__DRB2B_Payment_DR
Payment DR	New Page	all	digitalriverv2__DRB2B_MyWallet_Payment_DR
Payment DR	Proc	all	digitalriverv2.DRB2B_CCPaymentProcessor
Payment DR	Edit Page	all	digitalriverv2__DRB2B_MyWallet_Payment_DR
Payment DR	Pay Page	Check Out	digitalriverv2__DRB2B_Payment_DR

Step 10e: Refresh the Configuration Cache

CC Admin configurations are cached. Refresh the configuration cache to ensure you can see the latest configuration changes made to the storefront. To refresh the configuration cache:

1. Click Global Settings to return to the Global Settings page.
2. Click Configuration Cache Management under GLOBAL SETTINGS.
3. Click Build New.

4. Click Refresh List. You may have to click the Refresh link several times before the build completes. When complete, a new configuration identifier appears under the CONFIG ID column.
5. Click Activate under the Status column for the new configuration identifier and deactivate any previous configurations.

6. Locate the previous cache and click Deactivate.

7. To verify your changes, clear the browser cache and test the storefront pages.