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Prashant
2015-04-25
2015-05-21
  • Prashant

    Prashant - 2015-04-25

    Hi, I am trying to use jpospostest2 but facing a problem.
    While using jpos.xml the values of the jpos entries are not getting populated in the drop down box( combobox). I am getting a empty drop down box.
    By analyzing the code I came to the conclusion that I have to change the.fxml by adding the values of jpos.xml in the fxml of respective module, but then it will be hard-coded and I will not be able to use a different jpos.xml. I believe that there is something I am missing and there is a better workaround. Please help me

    Thanks

     
  • ntsjsh

    ntsjsh - 2015-04-27

    Hi, thanks for your feedback.

    I've been able to reproduce this issue and will take a look at it.
    Meanwhile you can just place your jpos.xml in the root folder of the application, so it will be loaded during application startup.

     
  • Markus Weißenbek

    Hi Prashant,
    sry that i didn't saw it earlier.
    I will look at that problem in the next couple of days.

    Best regards,

    Markus

     
  • Prashant

    Prashant - 2015-04-27

    Thanks Markus,
    Really appreciate your help!
    Trying to fix the issue myself from 3 days but no success so far.
    Waiting eagerly for your solution :)

    Regards
    Prashant

     
  • Prashant

    Prashant - 2015-05-05

    Tried few things by tweaking the code but to no avail,getting a feeling that have to go back to POSTest1 :\

    If anyone has encountered the same problem and has the solution, kindly help.

     

    Last edit: Prashant 2015-05-05
  • Prashant

    Prashant - 2015-05-06

    Got it working :)

     
  • Prashant

    Prashant - 2015-05-06

    Hit a a bump again...how to retrieve card data that is read!! ?

     
  • ntsjsh

    ntsjsh - 2015-05-06

    Hi.
    I just commited an update to the git repo, now the jpos.xml should be loaded correctly if you place it in the application directory.

    Please note that changing the current jpos.xml during runtime with the "set jpos.xml" button is not working currently.
    This will need some more time to fix it.

    Regarding the card data, which device category are you using?

     
  • Prashant

    Prashant - 2015-05-06

    Thanks!
    I am using a VeriFone Mx915 device(Payment terminal, category: MSR).
    I can enable the device(MSR) but after swiping the card if I want to see the content I am not able to see that anywhere.

     

    Last edit: Prashant 2015-05-06
  • Prashant

    Prashant - 2015-05-08

    About the card data retrieval, any update!

    Thanks

     

    Last edit: Prashant 2015-05-19
  • Prashant

    Prashant - 2015-05-13

    hey guys any update on the MSR card response!

    Thanks

     
  • Prashant

    Prashant - 2015-05-18

    Can anyone help...

     
  • Prashant

    Prashant - 2015-05-21

    If anybody using this tool then my only question is how to use the MSR functionality, I mean after on the device we have swiped a MSR card where can we see the track data on the tool?

    PS: I am bumping this thread time and again just to keep it alive so that by luck I might get some answer

     
    • ntsjsh

      ntsjsh - 2015-05-21

      Hi Prashant.

      I'm afraid MSR is an untested device category.
      As I do not have such a device and I am not very familiar with this category, it is possible that the device is not working correct.
      Of course you can take a look at the code and the upos documentation, how this device should behave, but I'm pretty sure you'd have to do some GUI enhancements to be able to use this device correctly.

      If you decide to adapt the code it would be great if you provide a patch, so I can commit it to the repository.

      It I find some time in the next few weeks I'd like to take a closer look at this category myself but currently the time I can use for this project is very limited.

       

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