how to use jda?

• Create an Application.
• Give the application an awesome name (this will be used as the bots initial username)
• Click Save Changes.
• Open the Bot tab.
• Click Add Bot and confirm.
• Make sure to make your bot public, this allows others to invite your bot to your server.

Compatible with Magento 2 community and enterprise 2.3.3 - 2.4.x including cloud edition

The Magento 2 JDA/Blue Yonder integration extension synchronises JDA WMS software with your Magento store, giving you access to JDA’s Warehouse Management System features on Magento. JDA provides a real-time update of the activities taking place at your warehouse, creating forecasts on shipping and restocking of products. All this information is visible on your Magento backend

The benefits of using Magento 2 JDA integration software is the same as the same benefits of using the JDA warehouse management software./p>

JDA (formerly RedPrairie) works to simplify your warehouse operations. The system eliminates human error, automates manual processes, and saves operational cost. Put simply, JDA puts your life on a new definition of easy.

This is the most important benefit of the Magento 2 JDA integration extension. We are in the era where the distinguishing factor between two businesses selling similar products to the same client base is customer service. Todays, customers are sensitive about how they are treated during the service process. In your case (as an ecommerce business), this has to do with the speed of processing order, delivery, and after delivery follow up. These stages of service can be efficiently delivered when you have a good WMS system that provides a real-time update of your stock levels. With stock information being updated in real-time, you can avoid the issue of being out of stock during a crunch period or having a product listed as in-stock whereas it is out of stock.

Besides stock update, JDA WMS provides automated order fulfilment and tracking of the product until it leaves your warehouse for the delivery address. This automation ensures you give customers accurate information on the status of their order.

Using a proven Warehouse Management System software such as JDA will help you to improve your processes within your warehouse seamlessly. JDA allows custom programming to suit not just your business but also the type of products you manage in your warehouse.

With JDA WMS, outbound products are sorted, filed, and tracked automatically. This automation reliefs your team the burden of tracking outgoing shipments, allowing them to focus on inbound products and the unavoidable in-house hitches that will arise.

You can cut down operational cost by leveraging JDA’s efficient product management system. If you have date restricted stock or perishables in your warehouse, JDA WMS can help you keep track of them by sorting the products by date of manufacture or expiry. This way, the system can identify which unit needs to be picked first, and which may require a sales push.

Besides the management of perishables and expirable products, the efficient management of space and labour also saves operational cost. With an efficient system, you can save and redirect staff-hours that would have been spent updating inventory manually.

Eliminate the chances of running out of products during a “crunch” period due to poor inventory management. One of the pitfalls, JDA extension, helps you overcome is the problem of inventory management. With the JDA software integrated to your Magento store, you will get real-time information on the activities going on in your store and the level of your stockpile for each product you sell.

The software keeps an airtight record of the “ins and outs” of products at your warehouse. It can set alert you when the product volume reaches a threshold. This way you will not experience any incident of “low stock or out of stock.”

This benefit is obviously a byproduct of automation. It is still worth pointing out that adoption of JDA’s advanced warehouse management system allows the management of products passing through a system from input to output with fewer resources.

Using fewer workforce/resources to manage your throughput means paying less for more. Creating high-profit margins within the same time period.

Different crisis can surface in the process of inventory movement and sales. Whether it is delayed shipments or unanticipated increase in demand causing a supply deficit. You need to be ready for any contingency.

JDA Warehouse Management System comes with a built-in crisis control feature. The software’s is programmed to handle real-world disruptions in inventory movement, performance, and provide a competitive edge.

Our JDA Magento M2 integration extension is a customised product which can bring your JDA (WMS) and Magento in one stream. The extension synchronizes all below data effortlessly:-

We’ll build a really basic bot with the JDA discord API wrapper.

In this tutorial, we’ll use the IntelliJ IDEA IDE, created by Jetbrains.

This tutorial assumes you have a JDK 8+ installed and the JAVA_HOME environment variable is set to it.

Download and install IDEA (The community edition is enough)

Once you open IDEA, you’ll see this screen

Click on Create New Project, then select Gradle and mark just Java, like this

Choose a group and artifact ID, they can be anything you want, but usually the group id is the reverse of a domain you own, so mywebsite.combecomes com.mywebsite and the artifact id is an identifier for the project, such as my-jda-bot

You don’t need to change any gradle settings, but personally I like to enable auto import.

After that, choose a project name and where to save it and then click on Finish.

Wait for gradle to finish configuring your project, and you should see a screen like this

Open build.gradle and let’s add JDA as a dependency (check the latest version here)

If you get a dialog like this showing up, click Import Changes (it won't show up if you enabled auto import)

Now, we’ll create our main class. Open in the file viewer src/main and right click on java, then go to New -> Java Class

Give your main class a name and click on OK

Now, we’ll create a main method (hint: type psvm until a popup shows and then hit enter)

Now, we’ll create our JDA instance, using the JDABuilder class

To continue, you need a discord bot token, which you can get on the applications page

Add the token to your JDABuilder using the setToken(String) method

It’s finally time to log in to discord with your bot! To build the JDA instance and connect to discord, simply call the method JDABuilder#buildAsync()

You’re probably wondering why that line is red. If we hover the mouse above it, we’ll see a message explaining what’s wrong

An exception, huh? For now, we’ll just declare the main method as throws LoginException

Now, click the green play button to the left of our class name and select Run

You’ll see something like this being printed to your console

The first 6 lines are because we don’t have any slf4j implementations on our project, but we can ignore those for now.

The next 3 lines tell us that JDA has successfully logged in to discord, and is ready to receive messages. But our bot doesn’t do anything right now.

To have our bot do something, we need to add a listener to our JDA instance. For now, let’s have our main class extend ListenerAdapter and override the onMessageReceived method

Now, let’s make it reply with Pong! if the message is !ping

To finalize, we register a new instance of our main class in the JDABuilder

Now, when we re-run out bot, it’ll respong with Pong when we run !ping

Now that you know how to build a basic bot, we need to export it into a runnable jar file. To do so, we’ll use the gradle shadow plugin. Here’s how our build.gradle looks now

To export our project, open the gradle tab on the right and double click on Tasks->shadow->shadowJar

The file will be in PROJECT_ROOT/build/libs, and can be ran with the java command: java -jar ourjar.jar