This document will continue to evolve as existing sections change and new information is added. All updates appear in the following table:
| Date | Module | Feature | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 06 DEC 2022 | Created initial document. |
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Generate Webhook Secret Key Using Mac Hash Algorithm
Webhook events are signed so that the system receiving the event can verify their authenticity. Starting from 22D release webhook POST requests include an HMAC SHA512 signature in the X-Oracle-CC-WebHook-Signature-SHA512 header. This signature value is calculated using HmacSHA512 secret key.
Cybersource Integration uses Rest instead of SOAP Toolkit
OOTB Cybersource integration uses the SOAP toolkit for order cancellation and returns. SOAP libraries are old and not compatible with the latest JVM. Replacing SOAP with REST will eliminate any third-party library maintenance overhead.
Oracle Commerce supports configuration, pricing and quoting via Oracle CPQ Integration. OSF already supports CPQ Integration via Service Side Extensions which is REST API based. As an alternative approach OSF now also supports CPQ Integration via iFrame.
Web Content Widget Support in Classic to OSF Assets Conversion Tool
The Classic to OSF Assets Conversion Tool now also converts Storefront Classic web content widget fragments into OSF widgets along with its text and image contents. It also filters out Agents layouts as they are not required for OSF
In OSF, if your service exceeds its limits during a traffic spike, new shoppers will be redirected to a temporary waiting room page which is the ‘Site Busy’ page
Multi-Factor Authentication for Storefront Users
Oracle Commerce merchants can now enable Multi-Factor Authentication for Storefront users. The feature protects user data by adding an additional authentication layer. It prevents security breaches that result from brute force attacks and compromised credentials.
Capability Highlights
- Asks for a Time-based One-Time Password (TOTP) emailed to the user.
- Allows resending TOTP.
- Allows remembering devices on successful authentication.
- Both Storefront Classic and OSF support the feature on Home and Checkout login pages.
- The feature is not site-specific.