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The problem was that I wanted the output JSON to have a data field, but I didn't specifiy an operation to create such field. The following works:

Okay, we figured it out. I wanted to share the steps we took as it was a combination of steps/information from different sources (both BLC and Spring Boot sites).

Step 1: The BLC codebase

Download the source from: https://github.com/BroadleafCommerce/DemoSite

The file I used was "DemoSite-develop-5.2.x".

Unzip that in a location that your IDE can view/access.

Step 2: The IDE (Eclipse in this case)

Follow the steps from this site (almost verbatim):

https://www.broadleafcommerce.com/docs/core/current/getting-started/ide-setup/eclipse-setup

You should now have the site, admin, and api running locally, talking to the internal HSQL database.

• Admin: https: //localhost:8444/admin
• Site: https: //localhost:8443/
• API: https: //localhost:8445/api/v1/swagger-ui.html

Step 3: Change to a MySQL database.

I pretty much followed these instructions, step-by-step (although I already had MySQL on my machine):

https://www.broadleafcommerce.com/docs/core/current/broadleaf-concepts/key-aspects-and-configuration/database-configuration/mysql#

Step 4: BLC Project code/xml changes

It all starts with this link:

https://www.broadleafcommerce.com/docs/core/current/broadleaf-concepts/key-aspects-and-configuration/app-server-configuration/deploying-a-.war-file

Where you find out:

• Deploying a .war file
• Where is my web.xml?

Follow the steps in 87.1 of the following:

https://docs.spring.io/spring-boot/docs/current/reference/html/howto-traditional-deployment.html#howto-create-a-deployable-war-file

Basically:

• SpringBootServletInitializer in SiteApplication.java
• war
• The "spring-boot-starter-tomcat" lines in the pom.xml file.

Then I created a "web.xml" file, (although I'm not 100% sure I needed this as my servlet container is Servlet 3.1 and the BLC docs say all this web.xml configuration is now handled by annotations).

https://www.broadleafcommerce.com/docs/core/current/broadleaf-concepts/key-aspects-and-configuration/app-server-configuration/using-a-web.xml

Basically:

• BroadleafBootServletContextInitializer in SiteApplication.java
  • You'll note that we added "SpringBootServletInitializer" previously.
  • Now we replace that "SpringBootServletInitializer" with "BroadleafBootServletContextInitializer".
• Add the "web.xml" you'll find at the bottom of the page.
• Don't forget to change the "param-value" of the "context-param" tags to your correct package location.

Step 5: Tomcat changes

Another link that has most (if not all) of what you need:

https://www.broadleafcommerce.com/docs/core/current/broadleaf-concepts/key-aspects-and-configuration/app-server-configuration/tomcat

/bin

• New "setenv.sh" file containing:

One way to archive this is:

1. Removing the margin-left from #content div.product.type-product.
2. Adding display: flex and justify-content: center to .single-product .woocommerce-container.

Another way is removing the float, and adding a margin: 0 auto to .single-product .woocommerce-container #content

Solution 1:

This is a good question. That demo does not show the controller method used to populate the data. I bet it is using the HierarchicalDataSource which supports any custom Name/Value class with a self referencing collection property. I think you will need to download the demo to see what the controller in the demo is doing, however, I will take my best shot at it for you. The server binding is actually quite simple, once you know the signature. Here, I am assuming the Items property is the recursive relation between parent and children. In this case, country - state - city.

There is a jQuery example using a HierarchicalDataSource here, however, you do not need to use that method.

If your data is not hierarchical, you can just send over a simple list of name/value pairs and removed the Model property in your TreeMap ui configuration.

The Model:

just for other Developers, if facing same issue, i have fixed it by adding document then on click event binding.

var results = {}; var pageNum = 1;

I have figured it out, I was only creating a role, but I didn't add any capabilities to it. The code I was missing will be like and its working now:

Following should work for you (add all):

You'll have to understand that the accordion control is placed in different frame so first we have to goto that frame: