What is Workspace for Mac
Workspace is a Java based e-commerce application for product, order, and customer information management. It can be used for building and managing product catalogs, online stores, Web shops, and b-to-b extranets. It currently runs on Tomcat and has two Web-based interfaces.
The first is a themed interface visible to the public, and the second is a separate administration interface for managing both the appearance and content of the published service (users and customers, product information and related files, order information).
What's new in Workspace
Version 17.1:
New features
New features
- Support for Aktia payment version 010. (Specification 1.3) Workspace 17 supports Aktia payment version 003, which Aktia is reportedly deprecating by the end of September, 2014.
- Workspace 17.1. supports changing URLs for the following providers: Aktia, Handelsbanken, Paytrail, POP Pankki, and Saastopankki.
- More minor usability improvements in the Workspace Administration
- Manually sending messages to customers in the Workspace Administration customer module has been fixed. In Workspace 17, the user interface was rather confusing, but not impossible to use.
- The Workspace implementation of the Paytrail form interface now supports Aktia, POP Pankki and Saastopankki as preselected choices.
- Payment Provider API payments now have an 'order paid' event, enabling customized event handling for those, too.
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Feb 17 2005
Version: 1.3.2
no surprise it doesn't work in safary, it is a POS, use Mozilla!!!
Jul 9 2004
Version: 1.2.1
I concur it does not work in safari, (at least the navigation doesn't). I'm impressed!
Jul 9 2004
Version: 1.2.1
It would be nice if the administration side worked in SAFARI! Come on, if your going to promote this for the mac platform, make it work with the default browser.
May 15 2004
Version: 1.2
Haven't tried Workspace, but I'd be quite wary of dropping $1,120 on an e-commerce app unless it was many orders of magnitude better than freeware alternatives. osCommerce is an excellent open-source e-commerce app, for which there are also Mac OS X specific installation instructions.
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