Pricing in WebCatalog Internet Sales 5.0

Hello,
I want to use Pricing in the Web Catalog and therefore I have applied several notes as recommended by SAP.
Note 1004533, 957971, 957798
I have changed in the backendobject-config.xml the parameter doItemCalls to true.
This should trigger the call of the function module CRM_ISA_PRICING_ITMDATA_GET.
After stopping and restarting the J2EE engine (I have a local J2EE engine installed on my PC) this should work.
However, it does not seem to work correctly. Is there anybody who can help me with this?
Thx,
Peter.

Hi!
You are right!
Unforunatelly our add agency didn't couldn't specify what they needed, so I couldn't give you guys any more info.
That is also the reason I chose "I solved it on my own"

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