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Nice one!
| ## Reading Through Adobe I/O Journals | ||
| Adobe I/O Journaling API acts as a queue that holds events temporarily. Each event has a position marker that serves as a cursor. The fetchEvent() function retrieves events from the journaling URL provided in the parameters. |
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Spelling Consistency: both Journalling and Journaling are used interchangeably in this pull request. I will recommend reviewing these instances and stick to using only one of them.
| ## Register Commerce Events in Adobe Developer Console for Journaling | ||
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| Define which Commerce events to subscribe to and register them within the Adobe Developer Console project. Return to the project workspace in the Developer Console, open the Add Service menu, and select Event. On the Add Events page, choose Commerce Events and select Next. | ||
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Isn't an image missing here?
| Define which Commerce events to subscribe to and register them within the Adobe Developer Console project. Return to the project workspace in the Developer Console, open the Add Service menu, and select Event. On the Add Events page, choose Commerce Events and select Next. | ||
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| In the Configure Event Registration step, select the event provider created earlier in Adobe Commerce. Select Next and review the events available from the provider. For journaling, do not choose any specific delivery method or Runtime Action. The Journaling API renders by default for the integration. | ||
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This needs to be replaced with an actual image
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@pru46423 Your PR is almost ready to merge. I've made numerous edits, so you'll need to pull in my changes and address the following issues:
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Purpose of this pull request
This pull request (PR) is for introducing Journaling API with a simple commerce use case
Affected pages
New pages being added
Links to Magento Open Source code