Re: [cgiapp] recommended e-com toolkits?

[Spencer Christensen <suppressed>]

Quoting Mark Stosberg <suppressed>:

> Hello,
> 
> I'm interested to know if you all have any recommendations for E-com
> toolkits that integrate nicely with CGI::Application. I'm interested in
> solutions for any, or all, of the process including  the "shopping
> cart", 
> talking to the e-com processor, and handling the administrative order
> and product management.
> 
> I've developed custom solutions for these things before. I just get the
> sense a large part of this could be re-usable. :) I aware of few options
> out there, but nothing has really grabbed me yet.
> 
> Ideally the package would have good default functionality and then allow
> integration with CGI::Application. In my case if it uses Postgres and/or
> HTML::Template, that's a plus. 
> 
> I'm about to do some more research on my own in this area and will share
> anything that seems especially promising.
> 

Hello Mark,
    Unfortunately, I don't know of any e-comm packages (that aren't hand 
rolled) that are CGI-App based or use HTML-Template.  I think there should be 
one, but I don't know of it.  But if you are doing a medium to large e-comm site 
for an online business, the best that I can recommend is Interchange (see 
http://www.icdevgroup.org).  It is very mature and is all perl code.  I have 
worked with it for a while, so if you have any questions about it, just let me 
know.
   But, if any one does know of a CGI-App based package, I too would be 
very interested.

-Spencer Christensen
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