UMBC Institute for Global Electronic Commerce

ecTechWeb: TECHNOLOGY: Tools: Shopping carts etc

Opensales.com and Open Merchant 1 - is a suite of tools based on Linux, Perl and Apache which "allows
distributed, highly scalable commerce solutions ... can handle
thousands of web transactions per second on inexpensive clusters of
systems." It incldes components for content publishing, controlling
product displays and decisions, an order/shipping system, an inventory
manager, a search engine and a customer service manager.
Affordable Shopping Carts 2 - Offering a free shopping cart system for sites with less
than 10 products.
FishCartSQL(sm) 3 - FishCartSQL(sm) is an OpenSource catalog
management system for online e-commerce
solutions; it has been in active use since
January 1998. A few of the key benefits
include multiple parallel catalogs, multiple
languages, timed sales, Associate ID tracking,
and Web based catalog maintenance. FishCartSQL(sm) is written in the PHP3
scripting language and supports a variety of SQL databases.
RediCart Shopping Cart System 0 - iTransacts's RediCart is a Perl-based shopping cart system designed to
enable you to accept credit card, check, and EFT payments
online in real-time. It has been designed to work with
iTransact's payment acceptance services (RediCharge,
RediCheck, and RediEFT), and is available free of charge.
Yams -- Yet Another Merchant System 1 - Yams (Yet Another Merchant System) is an e-commerce system. It provides tools for both the
shopper and the administrator. Yams is written in Perl and utilizes a MySQL database on the
backend. It's distributed under GNU GPL.
MiniVend shopping cart system 4 - MiniVend is a free shopping cart system which runs on Perl 5.004 under
UNIX and Windows. It supports online credit processing with
CyberCash, Authorize.Net, and PaymentNet, security with SSL and PGP,
powerful database connectivity with SQL and DBI/DBD,
internationalization, and more. There is also web-based
administration tool, dubbed MiniMate .
PHP shopping cart 4 - Shopping Cart is a set of functions for making a shopping cart with PHP3. A very basic
example "store" is included to get people going.
OpenCart 1 - OpenCart is an open source Perl-based online shopping cart system. It was originally built to
handle the consumer demands of Walnut Creek CDROM, was later expanded to also work with
The FreeBSD Mall, and was finally developed to be used by the general public.
Commerce.cgi 1 - Commerce.cgi is a free shopping cart program that installs on Unix systems in minutes.
Included is a Store Manager application to update program settings and you are able to
add/remove products from the inventory through the web browser.
Extropia.com WebStore 1 - WebStore is the culmination of our experience with Online Shopping Applications. It
merges both the Electronic Outlet HTML and Database versions and adds all new
routines for error handling, order processing, encrypted mailing, frames, Javascript and
VBscript and other goodies. It's free and open source but you can also get a license which provides some support.
iNetLab: On-line shopping cart software 0 - WebShop is a full-featured on-line shopping cart software suite that is very easy to install and
configure. Unlike most existing on-line shopping cart suites, the client part is Java(tm)-based
which makes it much more powerful than competing forms-based products.
vShop 0 - VShop is an e-commerce suite for Linux. Packaged with the Adabas D SQL-Server, VShop
features complete out-of-the-box online shopping and a easy HTML-enhancement which works
like PHP, but is precompiled and very fast.
FreeTrade -- E-Commerce Engine 0 - an Open Source project for an e-commerce system distributed under a BSD-style license.
MyCart 5 - MyCart is a collection of PHP scripts that setup the backbone of a shopping cart or on-line ordering system. Since it
uses PHP and MySQL, MyCart is A LOT faster than "traditional" shopping carts.

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