The Web-based Business Control Center is intended to supersede the ACC. In Oracle Commerce 11, the ACC is still available and can be used to edit the Oracle Commerce Personalization components described in this guide. However, please note the following:
Content targeters and content groups that you create in the ACC can be opened and edited in the Business Control Center. However, once you edit these items in the Business Control Center, you cannot subsequently use them in the ACC.
Content targeters and content groups can be configured to support a multisite environment (one in which a single installation of Oracle Commerce Platform products is used to run more than one Web site). However, the multisite features for these items are not available in the ACC. To support multiple sites, manage these items through the Business Control Center.
User profiles, organizations, and roles can be created and edited in either the Business Control Center or the ACC. The Business Control Center is the recommended interface. Note also that the ACC references the external user profile repository by default, so any changes you make through the Users menu in this application apply to external profiles (live profiles on your production sites). For information on how to use the ACC to edit internal profiles, refer to the Commerce Service Center documentation.
The Business Control Center requires ATG Content Administration. If your Oracle Commerce Platform suite does not include ATG Content Administration, you must continue to use the ACC to create and edit the components described in this guide. See the Personalization Guide for Business Users.
Slots, scenarios, and workflows must be edited in the ACC.
Note: In order to use the ACC on the asset management server to edit these items, you must Assemble the Application for Preview.
