Ways of Specifying the URL 

Use

The URL for the Internet Application Components Product Catalog or Online Store must include one of the following services:

Specifying only the service (http://...wgate.dll?~service=WW10 or WW20 or WW30) results in a screen showing all online stores in the system. You can select an online store by clicking on it.

A better alternative is to restrict your home page display to one specific product catalog. To do this, you extend the URL by adding the name of the product catalog or online store. For example:

http://... wgate.dll?~service=WW<xx>&~OkCode=START&OSTORE=<onlinestore>

where <xx> is either 10 or 20 and <online store> is the name of a specific online store.

If you don't want to type the online store's name in the URL, you can set it as a parameter in the R/3 user which is used to log in from ITS. The parameter name is "ONS." In this case, use the following URL in your home page instead of the one given above:

http://... wgate.dll?~service=WW<xx>&~OkCode=START

The old method (prior to 4.5A) of specifying URLs for product catalogs is still supported.

You can include additional parameters in the URL so that a specific layout area or even a specific article within that layout area appears:

http://... wgate.dll?~service=WW<xx>&~OkCode=STARTITEM&OSTORE=<onlinestore>&SELECTED_AREA=<layout area number>

http://... wgate.dll?~service=WW<xx>&~OkCode=STARTITEM&OSTORE=<onlinestore>&SELECTED_AREA=<layout area number>&SELECTED_ITEM=<layout area item number>

CUSTOMER_NO=<customer number>

If you are using the online store with Business-to-Business Procurement, you specify the URL as follows:

http://... wgate.dll?~service=WW30&~OkCode=STARTFMM&OSTORE=<onlinestore>&MM_HOOK_URL=<return URL>

where <return URL> is the URL for returning to the Business-to-Business Procurement Application.