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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 05 MAY 2023 | Created initial document. |
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Prevent Storefront User login after multiple unsuccessful login attempts
With this release, Storefront User accounts are locked when multiple unsuccessful login attempts are made. An email is sent to the user notifying the unsuccessful login attempts on the account. Users can regain access to their account by resetting the password using the “Forgotten Password” link.
This also applies to Storefront logins using Multifactor Authentication.
Improved management for registered applications
This release provides improvements to registered applications on the Commerce Administration Interface (Admin UI) by providing Pagination support for registered application listing that improves user experience when there are large number of registered applications.
A registered application is an external application that is registered via Settings > Web APIs > Registered Applications area of the Admin UI.
Support for Batch Update of Orders via API
It is now possible for merchants to update multiple orders at a time using a single REST API call. Oracle Commerce already allows merchants to update individual orders through the Admin updateOrder REST API.
This feature uses Bulk Import API for processing multiple orders in the background.
Please refer to the “Import data endpoints” section of “Perform Bulk Export and Import” in the “Extending Oracle Commerce” guide of Oracle Commerce documentation for more information on how to import using bulk operations.
Ability to customize and configure the Recommendations Container
It is now possible for the merchants to customize and configure the widgets inside the Product Recommendations Carousel within an Open Storefront (OSF) application.
The ‘ProductRecommendationsCarousel’ widget had been converted into a container that holds 3 new sub-components - Image, Name and Price.
Support for Selective Asset Download
Oracle Commerce now provides merchants an option to selectively download assets associated with their commerce application. Previously, merchants could only download all assets associated with their applications.
Access Control to Server-Side Extension Endpoints
Oracle Commerce now enables administrators to control access to server-side extension endpoints.