Hybris Overview and b2c installation initialization

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Hi Geeks, 
             This is my first blog after a long gap. Today I'm going to share step by step process to set up an e-commerce suite with installation and initialization. Hybris is one of the trending eCommerce suites in the market along with its competitors.

           



Table of Content





Overview

         Hybris is a  multichannel e-commerce product management solution. Key competitors of Hybris are Oracle's ATG, Open Source Magento, IBM's WebSphere Commerce.

Hybris is a set of individual extensions. It is an omnichannel commerce solution.

In 1997, it is initialized by a Switzerland company named Hybris. Later in August  2013, it is acquired by SAP. You need a license to run hybris.

 Hybris run of java and core concept of spring framework. It leverages all-powerful concepts of Java, Jquery, JDBC, and Spring concepts like dependency injection, AOP, MVC, Security, etc.


Prerequisite

Before moving ahead you should have mentioned prerequisites available in your system.

Hybris zip, requires a license from SAP (Download Link) 
Java 11 or higher







Installation

Navigate to your extracted zip folder of Hybris, and open the console under the installer folder. The run the below command to install the b2c accelerator.





 install.bat -r b2c_acc_plus -A local_property:initialpassword.admin=your_password




Initialization

After successful installation of the b2c accelerator, you need to initialize the data for the first time. Run the below command to generate necessary data creation for hybris.




 install.bat -r b2c_acc_plus initialize -A local_property:initialpassword.admin=your_password




Verifying Installation


After system initialization, you need to start your hybris server, and you can verify the local setup.
Navigate to your platform folder and run the below command to up your local hybris server.

 hybrisserver.bat


 It will take a few minutes to up the local server properly. After that, you can hit the below URLs to verify your installation.



URLs

Hybris Admin Console: https://localhost:9002
Hybris Back office: https://localhost:9002/backoffice
Hybris Electronics storefront: https://localhost:9002/yacceleratorstorefront/electronics/en/
Hybris Apparel: https://localhost:9002/yacceleratorstorefront/?site=apparel-uk&clear=true
Hybris OCC Rest Swagger UI: https://localhost:9002/rest/v2/swagger-ui.html








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