adding-regions-programmatically.md

Adding Regions Programmatically

This tutorial will show you how to add ... by implementing the Foo interface.

Liferay Commerce provides ...

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Overview

1. Deploy an Example
2. Walk Through the Example
3. Additional Information

Deploy an Example

In this section, we will get an example ... up and running on your instance of Liferay Commerce. Follow these steps:

1. Start Liferay Commerce.

   docker run -it -p 8080:8080 liferay/commerce:2.0.4

2. Download and unzip Acme Commerce ....

   curl liferay-xxxx.zip

   unzip liferay-xxxx.zip

3. Go to liferay-xxxx.

   cd liferay-xxxx

4. Build and deploy the example.

   ./gradlew deploy -Ddeploy.docker.container.id=$(docker ps -lq)

   Note: This command is the same as copying the deployed jars to /opt/liferay/osgi/modules on the Docker container.

5. Confirm the deployment in the Liferay Docker container console.

   STARTED com.acme.xxxx.impl_1.0.0

6. Verify that the example ... was added. Open your browser to https://localhost:8080 and navigate to ...

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Congratulations, you've successfully built and deployed a new ... that implements Foo.

Next, let's dive deeper to learn more.

Walk Through the Example

In this section, we will review the example we deployed. First, we will annotate the class for OSGi registration. Second, we will review the Foo interface. And third, we will complete our implementation of Foo.

Annotate Your Class for OSGi Registration

Review the Foo Interface

Implement the following methods:

...

Complete the ...

The ... is comprised of .... Do the following:

...

Conclusion

Congratulations! You now know the basics for implementing the Foo interface, and have added a new ... to Liferay Commerce.

Additional Information