Creating Range dimension
This documentation will help you on getting the Price as Range dimension using ATG-Endeca. Ease while creating range price dimension using developer studio UI. But for creating these dimension used for ATG-Endeca integration is a bit of work.
An example:
demo.price
Under $100
$100 – $500
$500 – $1000
Over $1000
For this we need to create mapping in “dimension_values.csv” and “schema.csv”.
schema.csv
Define required dimensions and its source mappings
attribute.name
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attribute.type
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attribute.display_name
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attribute.offline_sort
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attribute.record_filterable
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attribute.rollup_key
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attribute.search_interface
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sku.margin
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property
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TRUE
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demo.price
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dimension
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Price
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All
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attribute.search.searchable
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attribute.search.wildcard
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attribute.show_with_list
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attribute.show_with_record
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attribute.source_name
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attribute.property.data_type
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attribute.dimension.autogen
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sku.margin
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decimal
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|||||
activePrice
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attribute.dimension.compute_refinement_counts
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attribute.dimension.dyn_ranking_enabled
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attribute.dimension.dyn_ranking_refinement_count
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attribute.dimension.dyn_ranking_more
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attribute.dimension.dyn_ranking_sort
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attribute.dimension.hidden
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attribute.dimension.hierarchy_dim_search
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attribute.dimension.hierarchy_record_search
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attribute.dimension.multiselect_type
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attribute.dimension.refinements_sort_order
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numeric
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dimension_values.csv
dimval.dimension_spec
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dimval.spec
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dimval.display_name
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dimval.parent_spec
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dimval.match_type
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demo.price
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demo.price
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Price Range
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demo.price
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under_100
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Under $100
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demo.price
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range
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demo.price
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100_to_500
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$100 – $500
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demo.price
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range
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demo.price
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500_to_1000
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$500 – $1000
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demo.price
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range
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demo.price
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over_1000
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Over $1000
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demo.price
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range
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dimval.display_order
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dimval.classify_synonym
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dimval.search_synonym
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dimval.range.comparison_type
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dimval.range.lower_bound
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dimval.range.lower_bound_inclusive
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dimval.range.upper_bound
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dimval.range.upper_bound_inclusive
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1
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decimal
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100
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FALSE
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2
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decimal
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100
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TRUE
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500
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FALSE
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3
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decimal
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500
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TRUE
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1000
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FALSE
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4
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decimal
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1000
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TRUE
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If we miss to add entries in “schema.csv” we get following error
FORGE {baseline}: (AdapterRunner): Unable to find corresponding attribute definition for taxonomy with root node spec ‘demo.price’, you must define a dimension in the schema feed
com.endeca.edf.adapter.AdapterException: Unable to find corresponding attribute definition for taxonomy with root node spec ‘demo.price’, you must define a dimension in the schema feed
at com.endeca.itl.fcm.integration.cadk.ifdi.TaxonomyGenerator.execute(TaxonomyGenerator.java:261)
at com.endeca.itl.fcm.integration.cadk.ConfigurationAdapter.execute(ConfigurationAdapter.java:118)
at com.endeca.esource.springadapter.SpringDelegateAdapter.execute(SpringDelegateAdapter.java:60)
at com.endeca.edf.adapter.AdapterRunner.run(AdapterRunner.java:168)
at com.endeca.edf.adapter.AdapterRunner.main(AdapterRunner.java:43)
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Once the changes are done run the baseline using component “/atg/commerce/endeca/index/ProductCatalogSimpleIndexingAdmin”
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