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Shopping flow URLs
WebSphere Commerce shopping flow URLs are organized by subsystem.
Trading subsystem URLs
The Trading subsystem includes all logic and data relevant to negotiating or determining the price and associated quantity of an individual product or set of products. In particular, this area deals with the auctioning of goods and services, contracts, and RFQs (Requests for quotes).
Request for Quote (RFQ)
A Request for Quote (RFQ) is a type of trading mechanism available in WebSphere Commerce. You can maintain and administer RFQs using the WebSphere Commerce Accelerator. When you publish the Deprecated featureadvanced B2B direct starter store provided with WebSphere Commerce, you get the RFQ request tool.
RFQ URLs
The following URLs are related to RFQ.
RFQActivateAllDue
Invoked by a scheduled job. Activates (submits) RFQs that are in the future state when the specified date and time are reached.

WebSphere Commerce Enterprise

RFQActivateAllDue URL

Invoked by a scheduled job. Activates (submits) RFQs that are in the future state when the specified date and time are reached.

URL structure

http:// host_name/path/: The fully qualified name of your WebSphere Commerce Server and the configuration path.

Parameter values

storeId: Optional parameter in the command context. If the store ID is 0, then This URL works on all the RFQs in the site.

Example 1

The following example activates RFQs in store 1001 that are in the future state and the start time has passed.


    
http://myhostname/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/RFQActivateAllDue?storeId=1001&URL=/

Example 2

The following example activates RFQs in the site that are in the future state and the start time has passed.


    
http://myhostname/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/RFQActivateAllDue?storeId=0&URL=/

Behavior

Calls the ActivateAllDueRFQsCmd task command to activate RFQs that are in the future state and the start time has passed.

Exception conditions

The parameter storeId must be an integer if provided.