Open Source Java eCommerce Software

Keep up-to-date with the latest news - Visit uniCenta's main site https://unicenta.com/about-unicenta-opos/unicenta-news/ uniCenta oPOS v5.0 is the latest community release. Get the latest uniCenta oPOS 5.3.2 https://unicenta.com/download-files/ if you would like to make a contribution and support the project or need business support help. uniCenta oPOS 5.3.2 has API integration, numerous improvements and bug fixes. Please see the changelog here: https://unicenta.com/support/changelog-unicenta-opos/ uniCenta oPOS is a multi-lingual - 17 languages - commercial-grade POS (Point-Of-Sale) software. It is multi-location, multi-terminal and multi-user and runs on industry standard hardware. Installing uniCenta oPOS 5.0 requires no dependencies but still supports MySQL and MariaDB .

The mall project is a comprehensive, full-featured e-commerce platform developed in Java, offering modules for product management, orders, users, promotions, and administration. Built with Spring Boot, MyBatis, and Vue.js, it provides a complete solution for developers looking to build or learn from a production-ready online shopping platform. It supports high scalability and clean architectural design suitable for enterprise-grade applications.

SmartPOS 7.1 is a complete ERP+POS (Idempiere 7.1 Distro) , taking all the power of an ERP, but creating an intuitive , agile and easy to learn Point of Sale (POS) 100% Web . SmartPOS has been designed to work as part of the ERP, and support complex business environments, where you can manage different products per organization, different organizations per client, different warehouses per organization, and for each warehouse private config for your POS, price lists, taxes, discounts, combos (basic manufacturing) and much more. Optimized to be secure, reliable with focus in productivity and fraud control. Complete manuals, videos and demo database at: http://www.smartjsp.com/web/en/SmartPOS?utm_source=social_network&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=smartpos Follow us at twitter: @smartjspnews http://sourceforge.net/projects/smart-pos/files/7.1/ Regards, http://www.smartjsp.com

mallThe project is an e-commerce system, including a front-end mall system and a back-end management system, implemented based on SpringBoot+MyBatis, and deployed with Docker containers. The front-end mall system includes homepage portal, product recommendation, product search, product display, shopping cart, order process, member center, customer service, help center and other modules. The background management system includes modules such as product management, order management, member management, promotion management, operation management, content management, statistical reports, financial management, authority management, and settings.

Streamline POS - Free Open Source POS Are you looking for POS software for your outlet? then look no further This project was forked from uniCenta POS, to allow users continued access to the large number of features of uniCenta while focusing on U.S. currency and support for external Streamline developed extension apps that provide integrations with chip card EMV Technology and Ecommerce website integration with WooCommerce web orders and more extension apps in the works that are available at the streamlineposapps website visit link below https://goo.gl/vGPGFV Streamline POS is a feature rich Point of Sale software. Which will run a variety of hardware, the only requirement is that it must be capable of running Java 1.8 Installing Streamline POS is simple and fast, using its own custom installer available for a number of operating systems It supports multi terminal mode, and works with a number of Open Source database solutions.

Create online stores, marketplaces, product listings, B2B applications, transactional portals and much more using Shopizer's secure, fast and reliable open-source e-commerce software. Shopizer is built by a dedicated, agile community of Java and e-commerce experts who are motivated by the desire to create great software that is easily adaptable to the demanding practices and changing trends of e-commerce. Shopizer's team is developing for developers first; we are working in a continuous delivery environment, which allows us to put out new features and ideas at a faster pace. Our technology stack is based on well-known technology and frameworks including Java and Angular.

EPROC (Electronic Procurement Platform) is a Web-based platform to publish and manage tenders. It supports various tender procedures under German law.

KonaKart is a java-based enterprise eCommerce shopping cart application that provides an extensive set of features to enable retailers to successfully sell their products over the internet. KonaKart is a Java / JSP / XML based solution with comprehensive easy to use java, SOAP, RMI, JSON and JavaScript APIs that allow you to quickly integrate eCommerce functionality into your existing systems. KonaKart is an Open Source solution that has a free Community version and an Enterprise version (see the KonaKart web site (http://www.konakart.com/) for details).. Since the first release of KonaKart in 2007 it has been adopted by many major brand names across a wide variety of Industry sectors the world over. (See http://www.konakart.com/customers for some live examples).

easyrec is a recommender system that aims for easy integration of recommendations into web applications. It has a web based admin tool, and its recommendation engine is accessible through a REST API, providing methods like 'other users also bought'

Shop DB - the program for the account and the analysis of sales in trade. It is used for the control of a turn of the goods over shop.

Scipio ERP is an open source e-commerce solution for complex business applications. The vast set of standard applications really lend themselves to further customization. With its built-in clustering and caching mechanisms, the software scales well with large-size operation, making it an ideal choice for mid- to large size companies, or as a hub for an integrated business architecture.

The i18n for data (i18n4data) is an i18n tool for java web application, which makes an existing web site to support multi languages easily. It supports not only for interface message, but also for user's data, such as product name.

ppalCart is a php mysql commerce shopping cart application. It works with most payment processors and comes with a live-help app.

This project defines the application used in a small cash machine computer position.

The ATG import service enables the import of external data into ATG repositories. The tool creates a Content Administration (CA) project, imports the data and checks it in (in prepartion for deployment).

Java Swing ODBC based grocery list. Looking for Java developers to help improve features.

AgEx is a financial market simulation tool for software agents. This tool allows traders launched from distinct computers to act in the same market. It makes easier the design, implementation and test of trader agents and new trading techniques.

Now you can make a list of all things that you wish to buy, from meal supplies to gadgets or tecnology. You can mark the purchase date, select the category, inform every item you are interested and it can be possible check prices on web.

Web based ERP and POS. Using Java, MySQL and Apache Tomcat.

Avanthotel online reservations system is a web based booking engine and inventory management system of available hotel rooms.

Electronic book store implemented in Java/Servlets and eHTML* using the Model–view–controller (MVC) software architectural pattern. eHTML is a simple yet powerful scripting language for the UI which is implemented as part of the project. It makes the UI highly customizable. In development mode all the objects and variables that can be accessed from the eHTML will be displayed at the bottom of each page. Note that the project is in Alpha phase. There are no payment methods added. Multi-language support is under development. The admin interface allows admin users to add, edit and remove product categories/subcategories, add/remove/edit products, view users, grant admin rights to users, view/manipulate orders. One image can be uploded for each product. Customers can easily create accounts, manage their shopping cart and view previous orders. The code can be downloaded and used under the Distributed Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.5 Generic license.

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BigFish is a world class solution that leverages the power of the Open for Business (OFBiz) open source project. BigFish extends OFBiz. Extends, enhances and simplifies. From our years of experience in delivering eCommerce solutions, we've learned what needs to be part of a solid stable foundation and what features need to be open and flexible.

The Brill Framework allows React web applications to be built quickly using a "Low Code" approach. A Content Management System (CMS) supports editing of pages containing React components. The React components communicate with each other and the Server using a middleware that's based on WebSockets. With a "No Code" solution, there's always something you require that's not support. You spend ages bending the product to your requirements or pay the supplier to provide the components you need. The alternative is a "Full Code" solution using React. This involves a lot of coding and it's not always easy to update content without doing a release. There's the option of using a Headless CMS for the content and but that only increases the amount code required. The Brill Framework provides the best of both worlds. Quick building of the application using a CMS and a set of ready made components, with the ability to add your own React components and server side functionality.

Broadleaf Commerce (www.broadleafcommerce.com) is an open source Java eCommerce platform based on the Spring Framework. Broadleaf Commerce uses a robust, extensible architecture that enables deep customization and rapid development. The core framework is licensed under the Apache 2 license with additional community and commercial modules. Find out more here (www.broadleafcommerce.com). To get started using the project, we recommend our Getting Started guide (http://docs.broadleafcommerce.org/core/current). The most current Broadleaf Commerce (www.broadleafcommerce.com) source code is now maintained on GitHub (https://github.com/BroadleafCommerce). We will also mirror the code here.