uniCenta oPOS version 2.80Beta2
September 2011
This version includes all previous uniCenta oPOS upgrades including those from Openbravo 2.30_beta.
Advisory:
uniCenta oPOS 2.80Beta2 should not be used to upgrade an existing live system!
Known Issue: Upgrade from previous versions fails to add new Payment and Product fields
2.80Beta2
#1. Stock Check - Inventory Minimum check during Sale
#2. Clock - Real Time Clock based on machine's Time
#3. Restaurant mode - Add Waiter Name to Sale, different to Person logged in
#4. Product As a Service - Sets Product to not deduct/add to Inventory in Sale which also allows for #5;
#5. Customer PrePay - using #4 for i.e.; a Product item to allow for Customer negative debt/Pre-pay Voucher
#6. Sales screen - Allows Product Returns directly in Sales screen and produce a Refund receipt
#7. CashIn/CashOut - Note field added
#8. Customer Debt Payment - Payment to Bank option added
#9. BugFix - Customer Diary Report Date
#10. Updated SQL Create and Update Scripts for all DB's (Derby Embedded & Client/Server, HSQLDB, MySQL, Oracle and PostgreSQL)
#11. Linux Installer
#12. Apple Mac OSX Installer
2.70 - Internal only
#1. Language Pack - Locales
#2. Linux installer - Work In Progress pushed to v3.0
#3. Apple OSX installer - Work In Progress pushed to v3.0
2.60
#1. Continuing Bug Fixes
#2. New User interface icons
#3. Additional report - Profit
#4. Kitchen Printing
#5. Amended pos_messages.properties
#6. Test. OK. MySQL version 5.5 and latest MySQL JDBC Driver
#7. SQL Create and Update Scripts update for all DB's (Derby Embedded & Client/Server, HSQLDB, MySQL, Oracle and PostgreSQL)
uniCenta oPOS ships with the Apache Derby Embedded (default) database for a single, local installation.
The database is installed, by default, in the C:\Documents and Settings\yourprofilename\unicentaopos-database directory.
uniCenta oPOS also supports multiple Point Of Sale terminals across a network.
In this case you will need to install a multi-user database such Derby Network Client\Server version, MySQL, Postgres or Oracle - (see uniCenta oPOS Installation and Administrator manuals).
These databases must be properly running and configured without issues before installing uniCenta oPOS. uniCenta oPOS can be easily configured to connect to an alternative database at a later stage.
uniCenta Team
