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          Pipelets for Import and Export in B2C Commerce

          Pipelets for Import and Export in B2C Commerce

          You can use pipelets to import and export automatically within an application. This topic applies to B2C Commerce.

          Pipelet Description
          ExportCatalog Exports selective information in the specified Catalog. This pipelet offers granular control over the information that is exported through the ExportXXX input parameters. It also lets you export a specific list of categories or products.
          ExportContent Exports the specified Folders in the specified content Library.
          ExportCoupons Exports the specified Coupons.
          ExportCustomers Exports the customer Profiles contained in Customers.
          ExportCustomObjects Exports the specified CustomObjects.
          ExportGiftCertificates Exports Gift Certificates.
          ExportMetadata Exports the system metadata according to the input parameters.
          ExportOrders

          Exports the specified Orders, with optional encryption of payment information (credit card or bank account). Masked versions are exported if there’s no new encryption information. Orders are marked as exported during execution.

          The UpdateExportStatus (boolean) input parameter enables you to specify how the order export status and on-order inventory are handled. When you use this pipelet to export orders, you must enable this parameter to update the Order Export status and the inventory.

          ExportPriceBooks Exports the specified price books.
          ExportShippingMethods Exports the specified ShippingMethods.
          ExportSourceCodes Exports the specified SourcCodeGroups.
          ExportStores Exports the specified Stores.
          ExportTaxTable Exports all tax classes, tax jurisdictions, and tax rates of the current site.
          ImportCatalog

          Imports the catalog data specified by ImportFile into the system in the specified mode.

          ImportContent Imports the data specified by ImportFile into the specified Library in the specified mode.
          ImportCustomers Imports the customers contained in ImportFile in the specified mode.
          ImportCustomObjects Imports the custom object data contained in ImportFile in the specified mode.
          ImportGiftCertificates Imports the gift certificates contained in ImportFile in the specified mode.
          ImportInventoryList Imports the inventory lists contained in ImportFile in the specified mode.
          ImportPriceBooks Imports the price data contained in ImportFile in the specified mode.
          ImportShippingMethods Imports the shipping methods contained in ImportFile in the specified mode.
          ImportSourceCodes Imports the source code groups contained in ImportFile in the specified mode.
          ImportStores Imports the stores contained in ImportFile in the specified mode.
          ImportTaxTable Imports the tax classes, tax jurisdictions, and tax rates contained in ImportFile in the specified mode.
          ValidateXMLFile

          Validates the given XML file against the given xsd schema definition and returns a status reporting the results of the validation.

          • If the validation operation executes with no process error, regardless of whether the XML file is valid, the pipelet returns next.
          • If the given XML file or xsd schema file doesn’t exist in the given path, the pipelet exits in a pipelet error.
          • The status contains the status of the validation.

          The result of any B2C Commerce import operations (via a pipelet) is represented by the Status output property. The pipelet returns to the error connector if a process error occurs when executing the import. A process error prevents or interrupts the basic execution of the import. An example of a process error is when the specified import file doesn't exist on the file system. We recommend that client code consults Status object details to determine if there were any problems importing the individual data within the import file.

           
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