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uniCenta POS
uniCenta oPOS - dynamically evolving POS project
Keep up-to-date with the latest news - Visit uniCenta's main site https://unicenta.com/about-unicenta-opos/unicenta-news/ uniCenta oPOS v5.0 is the latest community release. Get the latest uniCenta oPOS 5.4.0 https://unicenta.com/download-files/ if you would like to make a contribution and support the project or need business support help. 📢 uniCenta oPOS 5.4.0 in fully integrated with WooCommerce! ✅ Run your website and store with the same data ✅ Support table ordering at your... -
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SmartPOS /Point of Sale Web with ERP
SmartPOS (Includes->SmartERP distro of Idempiere ERP) is 100% Web
SmartPOS 7.1 is a complete ERP+POS (Idempiere 7.1 Distro) , taking all the power of an ERP, but creating an intuitive , agile and easy to learn Point of Sale (POS) 100% Web . SmartPOS has been designed to work as part of the ERP, and support complex business environments, where you can manage different products per organization, different organizations per client, different warehouses per organization, and for each warehouse private config for your POS, price lists, taxes,... -
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...Which will run a variety of hardware, the only requirement is that it must be capable of running Java 1.8 Installing Streamline POS is simple and fast, using its own custom installer available for a number of operating systems It supports multi terminal mode, and works with a number of Open Source database solutions.
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Easy Java(JPA2.0) solution for Point of sales. Easy to install. We tested it on Derby (Java DB) Network Server, Derby Embedded, Firebird, MySQL and Oracle 10g/11g. It does not depend on database and on platform. You can run it on Russian and on Engli
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Billing system solution. Library for credit card/ACH processing, recurring billing and subscription management for member and donor centered organizations. Provides a way for POS / retail / recurring credit card and bank account processing.
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CrystalStore is a java/jsp based ecommerce solution which features catalog, shopping cart, inventory maintanaince, order management functionalities.
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While we were looking for a light-weight java based shop, we recognized that it's very difficult to find one. So we want to build one, based on our experiences. This project will provide a java based shopping cart system using mature technologies.
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JaWaH Shopping is a simple shopping cart package designed to use Open symphony's WebWork / XWork, Hibernate, and Java (with a little JSP / JavaScript) on top of MySQL.
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OyVey is an easy-to-use E-Commerce shopping cart application written in java targeted for non-J2EE java servlet engines such as Tomcat or Resin. Features include web services, discount management, inventory tracking, cc authorization, & a modifiable UI.
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ppalCart is a php mysql commerce shopping cart application. It works with most payment processors and comes with a live-help app.
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A fusion of java and web technologies creating a sustainable, turbo-powered web based shopping cart that uses only renewable and natural resources.
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