Overview
What is catalog-api-mcp-server?
It is a pilot MCP server tool for validating or managing the state of P&C (Product & Catalog). It integrates with the VS Code MCP agent and exposes tools defined in a Java service for local interaction.
How to use catalog-api-mcp-server?
Enable the MCP agent in VS Code, then add the provided configuration in settings.json using the Java executable and the JAR file path. Start the server via the VS Code MCP interface, then select the agent to see available tools.
Key features of catalog-api-mcp-server
- Validates or manages P&C state.
- Integrates with VS Code MCP agent.
- Exposes Java-based tools via MCP protocol.
- Requires Java runtime and JAR file.
- Enables local MCP server interaction.
Use cases of catalog-api-mcp-server
- Validating product catalog status.
- Managing P&C state through local MCP tools.
- Querying catalog information via VS Code agent.
- Testing MCP server integration in development.
FAQ from catalog-api-mcp-server
What runtime dependencies are needed?
Requires Java (JAVA_HOME) and the provided JAR file.
How do I configure the server in VS Code?
Add a JSON entry in settings.json with the command pointing to Java and the JAR path.
Where can I find the definition of tools?
Tools are defined in the EcommerceService.java file linked in the README.
How do I start the server after configuration?
Click “start” in the VS Code MCP interface for the server entry.
What can I query from the server?
Information as per the tools defined in the EcommerceService.
