Note: The following steps detail how to deploy the cartridges using Salesforce UX Studio for Eclipse or Visual Studio. Alternatively, you can use Visual Studio Code with the Prophet Debugger extension or the command line interface.
Establish a new digital server connection with your SFCC Instance.
Import cartridges to a workspace in Salesforce UX Studio.
Add the cartridges to the Project Reference of Server Connection.
Wait until Studio completes the workspace build and uploads source codes to the sandbox.
Assigning cartridges to the site
Sign in to the Salesforce Commerce Cloud.
Select Administration, select Sites, and then Manage Sites.
On the Manage Sites page, click the Business Manager link in the Business Manager section of the page.
At the beginning of the cartridge path, add the following: bm_digitalriver: and:int_digitalriver. Click Apply.
Return to the top level Administration page.
Select Sites, and then click Manage Sites. Select your site from the list named Storefront Sites.
Click the Settings tab. At the beginning of the Cartridges field, add the following: int_digitalriver_customercredit:int_digitalriver_sfra:int_digitalriver:int_digitalriver_webhooks:.
Click Apply. This updates the path in the Effective Cartridge Path field. The complete path will now have the new entries at the beginning.
Step 2: Import metadata
Select Administration, select Site Development, and then click Site Import & Export. Upload the digitalriver.zip file from the metadata folder.
Select digitalriver.zip and finish the import process.
Note: We configured the digitalriver.zip metadata specifically for the RefArch site. If you have another site, unpack the zip file and rename the folder inside the Sites directory to exactly match your site ID. Then create a new zip archive from the digitalriverfolder and use it to import the metadata.
Jobs
The zip file creates the initial configuration for the jobs used to send SKU data to Digital River. Once the file is imported, you must select Administration, select Operations, select Jobs, and then click the Job Steps Configuration tab and change the site Scope to your site ID. See the user guide for more information on jobs.
Additionally, you should schedule the jobs to run regularly. See the user guide for detailed information about each of the jobs.
