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From: M S <msb...@gm...> - 2008-02-27 15:12:09
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Hello, I am wondering a general deployment procedure for the Device Service I have implemented for JavaPOS. From what I saw in http://www.javapos.com/downloads/JavaPOS-Deployment_20040212.pdf (http://www.javapos.com/tips-hints.html / "deployment white paper") I am supposed to pack an application and everything needed in a single directory (including the jpos.xml configured to my Device Service), so that users can simply double-click a jar file and launch the application. I was expecting to have something more general, as there is in an OPOS implementation with the Windows Registry, where multiple vendors are allowed to add their service objects in the registry, while a generic application (that is unaware of any specific vendor) is allowed to access this global repository and use any of the service objects available. Is there anything similar for JavaPOS? Is JCL aimed on this issue? Is there a way to use JCL to add a JposEntry in a globally accessible jpos.xml (that all JavaPOS applications can query to find my Device Service)? Thanks a lot, Marcelo |
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From: Manuel M. <mon...@gm...> - 2006-02-09 15:32:59
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Ron, Thanks for the message. I am one of the original JCL developers (mostly worked on the JCL Editor), and still track this discussion list with interest to contribute on a limited basis if necessary. I think most of us are very limited time-wise, but hopefully should be able to address and support this project in some capability. I just wanted to add my name to the list of those ^willing^ to help. Manuel Monserrate IBM Systems & Technology Group Retail Store Solutions From: Stefano Tullii <ste...@mp...> To: jpo...@li... Cc: ro...@sf...; bk...@us...; ka...@us... Sent: Thursday, February 09, 2006 4:45:29 AM Subject: Re: [Jposloader-discuss] JCL Status Good to find signs of life on this list after so much time... I just checked the JCL project on sourceforge to find: - the project admin is still Mr. Maximilien so , after your explanation about this guy moving to other projects, it is clear why there have been no releases in such a long time. - there's another admin (sf user name is wwhitejr75), is he still involved in JCL? Else the first thing to do to revive the project would be to find a new admin! I'd like to contribute but time is is a very limited resource for me... Anyway I'll try to get any new versions that will be released, and maybe help testing them (and eventually submit patches for bugs, since I can write and debug Java and C/++ code...). Stefano Tullii, Retalix Italy |
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From: Stefano T. <ste...@mp...> - 2006-02-09 09:54:48
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Good to find signs of life on this list after so much time... I just checked the JCL project on sourceforge to find: - the project admin is still Mr. Maximilien so , after your explanation about this guy moving to other projects, it is clear why there have been no releases in such a long time. - there's another admin (sf user name is wwhitejr75), is he still involved in JCL? Else the first thing to do to revive the project would be to find a new admin! I'd like to contribute but time is is a very limited resource for me... Anyway I'll try to get any new versions that will be released, and maybe help testing them (and eventually submit patches for bugs, since I can write and debug Java and C/++ code...). Stefano Tullii, Retalix Italy |
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From: Ron K. <ron...@ya...> - 2006-02-08 22:23:45
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JCL-ers,
Greetings. Along with Boyd Dimmock of IBM, I am the co-lead of the JavaPOS committee.
The JCL project, as the saying goes, has been quiet ... too quiet. I know that Michael Maximllian (or Dr. Max as he is known to his intimates) has moved on to other things, and hasn't been actively involved in years ... yet he is still listed as the project leader.
The last release (JCL v2.2) was completed over 2 years ago, and there has been no response to the 5 open bugs in at least that long. To that I would add one more, which comes directly from Home Depot, a major retail industry JavaPOS adopter.
It originally came with a proposed solution ... but I think getting a clear understanding of the requirements is more important then jumping to define a solution.
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To configure a device for use by a POS application, today an end user needs to
1) configure the JCL properties file to specify the populator file name;
2) add a Jpos entry for every device services in the populator file.
To the end user, the JavaPOS entry, serves 2 purposes - to provide factory class name and service class name to JCL for binding, and to provide configuration parameters to the device service implementation This is of no particular interest to the end user. However, the end user bears the burder to do this configuration, and maintain the in-store configurations for all POS terminals.
In practice, many retailers might have different equipments in different store groups. That means, the retailer needs to keep multiple versions of the populator file, or need to find a way to differentiate them.
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In other words, there is a clear desire to move the JCL towards a more "plug and play" functionality, from the point of view of the retailer, and also from the point of view of the Device Service writer, who wants to release one jar with a minimum of initial configuration requirements. The JCL does the job, but the administrative burden gives JavaPOS a disadvantage in the marketplace ... especially given something like the recently released POSNet Explorer
One imagines adding some sort of callback for a Device Service, when, after being init'd, it could query the JCL for configuration info, or reply with what it knows. Something like that. I'd ask someone more knowledgable about the JCL to phrase this in a formal bug / request for enhancement.
But the more immediate need is reactivating this project, which is one of the lynchpins of JavaPOS, and essential for its success. Can those folks who are active and willing to participate in the community re-identify themselves?
Much thanks,
Ron Kleinman
Sun Microsystems
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From: Jerry Y. <yon...@gm...> - 2005-05-24 03:44:00
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Hi, i saw a lot of example of jpos.xml. they all include line like: <creation factoryClass=3D"com.ultimatetechnology.jpos.UTCJposServiceInstanceFactory" serviceClass=3D"com.ultimatetechnology.jpos.linedisplay.LineDisplayService= "/> but i couldn't find any of such factoryClass and serviceClass for Epson, or wincor-nixdorf using the link provided by www.javapos.com <http://www.javapos.com>. can anyone provide me with links to download such a factoryClass and serviceClass. Please tell me if i have to write it on my own! tks. --=20 Truly Yours, Your biggest fans, This is me, Jerry |
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From: Nikos E. <ni...@fr...> - 2005-03-06 02:03:23
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Hi, does anyone know if someone has developed more virtual devices like the LineDisplay? Anyone seen a virtual printer? a virtual MSR? How do people test their apps when they don't have all day access to a test POS or kiosk? Any answers greatly appreciated. Regards, Nikos. |
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From: ChunKin.Siu <Chu...@ge...> - 2004-10-31 13:22:19
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From: yakaledo@k.st.com - 2004-05-04 09:50:04
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From: Shisei H. <SH...@jp...> - 2004-03-24 18:00:16
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Hi Julio, Because Java unicode escape is not human readable, these i18n files are generated from local encoding files during compilation. See at line 251-267 of build.xml file. Source files for them are as following: JposEntryEditorRc_zh_TW.B5 JposEntryEditorRc_zh_CN.gbk JposEntryEditorRc_ko_KR.euc JposEntryEditorRc_ja_JP.sj -- Shisei Hanai mailto:sh...@jp... (Voice Net) 1712-8335 +81-3-3808-8335, +81-3-3664-4809(Fax) Julio Cesar Sanchez/Mexico/IBM <jul...@mx...> Sent by: jpo...@ww... 2004/03/23 03:01 To jpo...@ww... cc Subject [Jposloader-discuss] [JCL] 2.2.0 feedback Just FYI, I downloaded the JCL2.2.0 and I noticed that jcl_editor.jar file has 4 extra properties files for internationalization which are not included in the src directory. I believe this is an omission and these 4 properties files ( ja, ko, zh, zh ) must be also in the src directory. Saludos \ Regards Julio Cesar Sanchez e-mail: jul...@mx... Phone: 3669-7000 ext 5213 T/L 877-5213 IGS - Guadalajara IBM Mexico |
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From: Julio C. Sanchez/Mexico/I. <jul...@mx...> - 2004-03-22 21:01:17
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Just FYI, I downloaded the JCL2.2.0 and I noticed that jcl_editor.jar file has 4 extra properties files for internationalization which are not included in the src directory. I believe this is an omission and these 4 properties files ( ja, ko, zh, zh ) must be also in the src directory. Saludos \ Regards Julio Cesar Sanchez e-mail: jul...@mx... Phone: 3669-7000 ext 5213 T/L 877-5213 IGS - Guadalajara IBM Mexico |
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From: Michael M. <ma...@us...> - 2004-01-29 19:25:37
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JavaPOS aficionados, Release 2.2.0 of the JavaPOS Config/Loader (aka JCL) is now available on the dW OSS site: http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/projects/jposloader This release of the JCL adds the following improvements from the previous release: 1) Improved/easier i18n support for the editor 2) Support for Japanese, Chinese, Korean languages 3) Various improvements in editor 4) Improved searching for jcl.dtd Please see the changes.txt for details. I want to take some time to thank the worldwide pool of contributors that made this release possible: + Mr. Shisey Hanai of IBM Japan and Mr. Ning Xue of IBM Singapore + Mr. Albert Kennis of Star-Micronics (Japan) + William White and Ramon Reveron of IBM USA (Raleigh) + Ron Kleinman of Sun Microsystems (USA) As you go to the process of integrating this release into the wide deployment of JavaPOS, please let us know if you find any problems. Two mailing lists are available to report problems or questions: jpo...@os... jav...@sh... Enjoy this release and help spread the word about JavaPOS/JCL. Best regards, Michael |
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From: Volker B. <ber...@go...> - 2003-12-28 22:03:56
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Hello, I have spend a many of time to understand the JCL API. I think I have understand it now. I can say it is good think for the device vendors but it is very think bad for the application developer or the final POS customer. The major problem seems to be that there is only one mapping file for the current config and the list of avaialbale device drivers. This is typical the jpos.xml file or a serialize config file. Overall in the word I have 2 list. One with the available drivers and one with my existing devices. This is not true for JavaPos with JCL. What we need are: - a list of drivers - the available and needed properties for this driver - the values for this properties - very good are the needed properties depends on other properties - the driver list should not be editable from the customer What can I expext from a POS customer? A POS customer is not a computer specialist. If I have luck then he can use a mouse. --------------------------------------------------------- - he can copy a file to a documented directory. (The jar file with the POS drivers and it description) - he can click add to POSPrinters and select a model - then he can select the communication port - Set this new printer as destination for some print jobs of the POS software. How it look now: ------------------------- - He need to copy the jar files from different vendors in the classpath directory. - He need to copy the jpos.xml files from the different vendors to a directory. The first big problem. A file name conflict because the jpos.xml file is not in the jar file. I think on this point the most of our customers are at the end. - He need to open and merge the JposReposity of different POS device vendors. - Then he need to config its devices. - All not existing devices will be delete from the Reposity. - Mapping of the print jobs with the existing device configs - A half year later the POS customer buy a new device. Loer the driver is not in the list. This is the point where a support call is needed or the customer change to a simpler software change. Implementation solutions ------------------------------------ - A good solution for loading the device driver list can be Service Provider with "META-INF/services descript at: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/guide/jar/jar.html - Or the device vendor save with a setup the info and the classpath in the computer global config (registry). The API for it is available since JDK1.4. Volker Berlin |
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From: Michael M. <ma...@us...> - 2003-11-07 01:27:31
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All, I posted the RC4 release so you should be able to download it from the project main page. http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/projects/jposloader Note that because the jcl2.1.0-RC4.zip is bigger than 1.5 Mb I had to split the Zip into multiple files. Download the jcl2.1.0-RC4-split.zip and associated .z01 and .z02 and using WinZip you just need to open the zip file and assuming that the z01 and z02 file are in the same directory, WinZip will reconstruct it. Find/download trial version of WinZip here ==> http://www.winzip.com <== other Zip packages might work though I have not tested anything but WinZip. Please provide feedback/comments for this release as if all is OK I would like to tag it with any update as JCL 2.2. Best regards, E. Michael Maximilien IBM Raleigh, NC USA (919)301-7014 (T/L 352) ma...@us... |
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From: Naveen R. G. <gud...@ya...> - 2003-08-21 13:42:47
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Hi, I am new to Point of Sale systems.I want to print a receipt using pos printer using java.Now i downloaded the Javapos APIS. May I ask you if there is some example code / tutorial available which uses java pos API to print receipt.Please help me in this regard.It's a bit urgent If not, may I request for some guidance/comments please. Are there any forums for JAVAPOS.I have been to http://www.javapos.com.but could not find any thing. Thanks, Naveen gud...@ya... __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com |
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From: Michael M. <ma...@us...> - 2003-04-02 18:35:39
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Hi Sachdeva, First off, thanks for your interest in JavaPOS. Since your Qs seem to be a 4690-OS and JavaPOS, I will refer your question to the 4690-OS JavaPOS support group who should answer you directly. If you do not hear from them then let me know ASAP. If you have further questions/comments related to JavaPOS or the JavaPOS/Config-Loader (aka JCL) then this e-mail list is the correct one. Best regards, E. Michael Maximilien IBM Raleigh, NC USA T/L 352-7014 ma...@us... |
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From: Lange, J. <La...@Ul...> - 2003-02-05 16:15:06
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Kin, I agree that at first glance JavaPOS and the JCL can be rather confusing. but once you understand the concept of it, it is rather easy. One good place to look is at http://www.globalretailtech.com/ they have an open-source JavaPOS POS program that uses the JCL. basically the idea of the JCL is to allow your POS application to open up a device, say "MyLineDisplay". your application will then use standard UnifiedPOS calls to the line display that you opened. a simple example would be: LineDisplay ld = new LineDisplay(); ld.open("MyLineDisplay"); ld.claim(1000); ld.clearText(); ld.displayText("This is a test",0); ld.release(); ld.close(); this simple example will open up a Linedisplay object and display the text "this is a test". where the JCL and "MyLineDisplay" comes into play is in your jpos.xml file. and Example jpos.xml file for a Ultimate Technology Linedisplay would look like this. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE JposEntries PUBLIC "=//JavaPOS//DTD//EN" "jpos/res/jcl.dtd"> <JposEntries> <JposEntry logicalName="MyLineDisplay"> <creation factoryClass="com.ultimatetechnology.jpos.UTCJposServiceInstanceFactory" serviceClass="com.ultimatetechnology.jpos.linedisplay.LineDisplayService"/> <vendor name="Ultimate Technology" url="http://www.ultimatetechnology.com"/> <jpos category="LineDisplay" version="1.7"/> <product description="JavaPOS driver for serial line display" name="PD1100" url="http://ultimatetechnology.com"/> <prop name="deviceBus" type="String" value="RS232"/> <prop name="baudRate" type="String" value="9600"/> <prop name="parity" type="String" value="none"/> <prop name="flowControl" type="String" value="none"/> <prop name="portName" type="String" value="COM1"/> <prop name="stopBits" type="String" value="1"/> <prop name="dataBits" type="String" value="8"/> </JposEntry> </JposEntries> As you can see the jpos.xml and JCL abstract the device so that your program can just open up a LineDisplay and it won't care about any of the device settings. I hope this helped you. --Jeffrey Lange la...@ul... Software Engineer Ultimate Technology Corp. (585) 742-5244 -----Original Message----- From: Siu, Chun Kin [mailto:Chu...@ge...] Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 3:11 AM To: 'jpo...@ww...' Subject: [Jposloader-discuss] Where to start developing a JavaPOS system? Hi guys, I am novice to retail POS system, my supervisor ask me to investigate the difficulties in changing existing POS application to JavaPOS competitable. For me a developer, what should I start with? I have already download the UnifiedPOS Spec. version 1.7, but it seem not something I am seeking for, I am now very confuse about jcl, jpos. Is there any example that I can get a basic concept? Thx. Kin _______________________________________________ Jposloader-discuss mailing list Jpo...@ww... http://www-124.ibm.com/developerworks/oss/mailman/listinfo/jposloader-discus s |
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From: Siu, C. K. <Chu...@ge...> - 2003-02-05 11:11:11
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Hi guys, I am novice to retail POS system, my supervisor ask me to investigate the difficulties in changing existing POS application to JavaPOS competitable. For me a developer, what should I start with? I have already download the UnifiedPOS Spec. version 1.7, but it seem not something I am seeking for, I am now very confuse about jcl, jpos. Is there any example that I can get a basic concept? Thx. Kin |
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From: Michael M. <ma...@us...> - 2002-12-10 00:23:41
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Hi Bobby, Thanks for your interest in the JavaPOS and JavaPOS Config Loader. You can join the mailing list from the dW web site. Its very low traffic. Best regards, E. Michael Maximilien IBM Raleigh, NC USA (919)301-7014 T/L 352-7014 ma...@us... |---------+----------------------------> | | "bobby oberai" | | | <bobby_oberai@hot| | | mail.com> | | | | | | 11/29/2002 04:35 | | | AM | | | | |---------+----------------------------> >------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | | | To: Michael Maximilien/Raleigh/IBM@IBMUS | | cc: jpo...@ww... | | Subject: Mailing List | | | | | >------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Hi, I wanna join this mailing List. Bobby _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: advanced junk mail protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail |
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From: bobby o. <bob...@ho...> - 2002-11-29 12:36:01
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From: Michael M. <ma...@us...> - 2002-07-29 22:04:36
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JavaPOS aficionados, Just made JCL 2.1.0-RC3 available for download on the dW web site: http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/projects/jposloader This release fixes more editor bugs and a few other core---nothing major. Please review the changes.txt (attached) for all the glory details --> (See attached file: changes.txt) As always, if you find any other problems or have some suggestions please contact me and/or open a bug or request on the dW web site. And remember, this is a community effort and if you want to participate---testing and/or coding, fixing bugs---then please contact me ASAP. ----------------------------------------- The last thing to be done now is to update documentation---its about time really. I plan to update the HTML and maybe more add more. Baring any new major issues---unlikely---the 2.1.0 release should be released by end of summer. Thanks, PS: you can always access the latest version of the code via CVS using :pserver:an...@os...:/usr/cvs/jposloader E. Michael Maximilien IBM Raleigh, NC USA (919)301-7014 T/L 352-7014 ma...@us... |
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From: Michael M. <ma...@us...> - 2002-06-21 01:12:01
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JavaPOS aficionados, Just made JCL 2.1.0-RC2 available for download on the dW web site: http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/projects/jposloader This release fixes mostly editor problems. Please review the changes.txt (attached) for all the glory details --> (See attached file: changes.txt) If you find any other problems or have some suggestions please contact me and/or open a bug or request on the dW web site. ----------------------------------------- As always, this is a community effort and if you want to participate---testing and/or coding, fixing bugs---then please contact me ASAP. Thanks, PS: you can always access the latest version of the code via CVS using :pserver:an...@os...:/usr/cvs/jposloader E. Michael Maximilien IBM Raleigh, NC USA (919)301-7014 T/L 352-7014 ma...@us... |
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From: Michael M. <ma...@us...> - 2002-05-20 20:06:57
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JavaPOS aficionados, Just published on the dW web site: http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/projects/jposloader A pre-release of the RC2. Why? well because it fixes an important problem where the JAR files where they were built with the incorrect jpos/res/jpos.properties. I also made the following few of changes: 1) split the Zip release into 2 files---one for the JavaDOC output and one for everything else. This should make download time easier 2) fix a bug with the new tracing code 3) updated the jpos17-controls.jar and jpos17.jar with Brian S' latest controls source drop of 5/9/2002. See changes.txt file in the Zip release named: jcl2.1.0-preRC2.zip ------------------------------------------------- Now, if you are using or planning to use the 2.1.0 release then please update to this release ASAP and send me any feedback or problem you may encounter. Alternatively you can open a bug---click on the "Bugs" page, see dW link above. Also, another important fact that I guess was not clear since last release: Updating to Xerces 2.0.1 ===================== You need to get the release from the Apache XML site --> http://xml.apache.org/xerces2-j/index.html Get the src or binary distribution and compile or install. Once done, you will notice that the in Xerces 2, Apache changed the JAR file for the Xerces code from one JAR named xerces.jar to 2 JARs named: xmlParserAPIs.jar and xercesImpl.jar, so now you need to have both in your CLASSPATH. I would recommend that you update to that version, older version might work but not sure. ------------------------------------------------- As always please let me know if you have any feedback. My plan is to continue RC releases, one or two more---hopefully no more preRC releases---and make 2.1.0 final by end of summer. If you have any suggestions/comments/questions or want to provide help---bugs, code, beer, oh just kidding about the last one :-)---then please let me know. E. Michael Maximilien IBM Raleigh, NC USA (919)301-7014 T/L 352-7014 ma...@us... |
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From: Michael M. <ma...@us...> - 2002-05-06 20:54:15
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fyi... <jcrawley>Did you mean to say that the dw OSS site is "now" fixed?</ jcrawley> Yes. THANKS :-) E. Michael Maximilien IBM Raleigh, NC USA (919)301-7014 T/L 352-7014 ma...@us... |---------+----------------------------> | | Crawley John | | | <jcrawley@ftxs.fu| | | jitsu.com> | | | | | | 05/06/2002 01:47 | | | PM | | | | |---------+----------------------------> >------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | | | To: Michael Maximilien/Raleigh/IBM@IBMUS | | cc: | | Subject: RE: JCL 2.1.0-RC1 --- Available for download | | | | | >------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| Michael, Did you mean to say that the dw OSS site is "now" fixed? John -----Original Message----- From: Michael Maximilien [mailto:ma...@us...] Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002 10:42 AM To: Ja...@sh...; jpo...@ww... Subject: JCL 2.1.0-RC1 --- Available for download Ok folks. The dW OSS site is not fixed. I uploaded the Zip release to the dW web site. Please download this release and all sub-sequent releases there---I have deleted the cache copy. The dW web site is: http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/projects/jposloader Just click on the "Download" for the appropriate release. As always, let me know if you have any feedback. E. Michael Maximilien IBM Raleigh, NC USA (919)301-7014 T/L 352-7014 ma...@us... ----- Forwarded by Michael Maximilien/Raleigh/IBM on 05/06/2002 01:37 PM ----- |---------+----------------------------> | | Michael | | | Maximilien | | | | | | 05/05/2002 11:29 | | | PM | | | | |---------+----------------------------> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------| | | | To: Ja...@sh..., jpo...@os... | | cc: | | From: Michael Maximilien/Raleigh/IBM@IBMUS | | Subject: JCL 2.1.0-RC1 --- Available for download | | | | | > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------| JavaPOS aficionados, I just posted the 2.1.0 release candidate 1 of the JCL. This release contains various minor improvements and a few major. All changes are documented in the changes.txt file. I have also managed to include the latest 1.7 controls---as part of the jpos1<x>.jar files---and fixed the various bugs posted on the dW OSS jposloader web site. Another important aspect of this release is that the LICENSE has changed to the Common Public License or CPL. This is a Apache like OSS license. The complete license is located at: http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/license-cpl.html There are still some documentation updates to be done but I would like to receive your feedback on this release and hopefully make this release official by end of summer. Also, all the source files are in the dW CVS server. If you would like to participate then please send me e-mail. Thanks to all those that have provided feedback, comments, written bug reports. ---------------------------------- Because the dW FTP site was experiencing some difficulties, I had to temporarily place the Zip release on the following web site: http://maximilien.org/temp/jcl/ I have an open ticket on the dW web site. As soon as I can FTP, I will remove the file in the above link and place it in the dW web site. Sorry for any inconvenience. ---------------------------------- As always please provide any feedback comments to these lists, to the dW bug page or directly to me. Regards, E. Michael Maximilien IBM Raleigh, NC USA (919)301-7014 T/L 352-7014 ma...@us... |
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From: Michael M. <ma...@us...> - 2002-05-06 20:42:13
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Ok folks. The dW OSS site is not fixed. I uploaded the Zip release to the dW web site. Please download this release and all sub-sequent releases there---I have deleted the cache copy. The dW web site is: http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/projects/jposloader Just click on the "Download" for the appropriate release. As always, let me know if you have any feedback. E. Michael Maximilien IBM Raleigh, NC USA (919)301-7014 T/L 352-7014 ma...@us... ----- Forwarded by Michael Maximilien/Raleigh/IBM on 05/06/2002 01:37 PM ----- |---------+----------------------------> | | Michael | | | Maximilien | | | | | | 05/05/2002 11:29 | | | PM | | | | |---------+----------------------------> >------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | | | To: Ja...@sh..., jpo...@os... | | cc: | | From: Michael Maximilien/Raleigh/IBM@IBMUS | | Subject: JCL 2.1.0-RC1 --- Available for download | | | | | >------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| JavaPOS aficionados, I just posted the 2.1.0 release candidate 1 of the JCL. This release contains various minor improvements and a few major. All changes are documented in the changes.txt file. I have also managed to include the latest 1.7 controls---as part of the jpos1<x>.jar files---and fixed the various bugs posted on the dW OSS jposloader web site. Another important aspect of this release is that the LICENSE has changed to the Common Public License or CPL. This is a Apache like OSS license. The complete license is located at: http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/license-cpl.html There are still some documentation updates to be done but I would like to receive your feedback on this release and hopefully make this release official by end of summer. Also, all the source files are in the dW CVS server. If you would like to participate then please send me e-mail. Thanks to all those that have provided feedback, comments, written bug reports. ---------------------------------- Because the dW FTP site was experiencing some difficulties, I had to temporarily place the Zip release on the following web site: http://maximilien.org/temp/jcl/ I have an open ticket on the dW web site. As soon as I can FTP, I will remove the file in the above link and place it in the dW web site. Sorry for any inconvenience. ---------------------------------- As always please provide any feedback comments to these lists, to the dW bug page or directly to me. Regards, E. Michael Maximilien IBM Raleigh, NC USA (919)301-7014 T/L 352-7014 ma...@us... |
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From: Michael M. <ma...@us...> - 2002-05-06 06:30:04
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JavaPOS aficionados, I just posted the 2.1.0 release candidate 1 of the JCL. This release contains various minor improvements and a few major. All changes are documented in the changes.txt file. I have also managed to include the latest 1.7 controls---as part of the jpos1<x>.jar files---and fixed the various bugs posted on the dW OSS jposloader web site. Another important aspect of this release is that the LICENSE has changed to the Common Public License or CPL. This is a Apache like OSS license. The complete license is located at: http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/license-cpl.html There are still some documentation updates to be done but I would like to receive your feedback on this release and hopefully make this release official by end of summer. Also, all the source files are in the dW CVS server. If you would like to participate then please send me e-mail. Thanks to all those that have provided feedback, comments, written bug reports. ---------------------------------- Because the dW FTP site was experiencing some difficulties, I had to temporarily place the Zip release on the following web site: http://maximilien.org/temp/jcl/ I have an open ticket on the dW web site. As soon as I can FTP, I will remove the file in the above link and place it in the dW web site. Sorry for any inconvenience. ---------------------------------- As always please provide any feedback comments to these lists, to the dW bug page or directly to me. Regards, E. Michael Maximilien IBM Raleigh, NC USA (919)301-7014 T/L 352-7014 ma...@us... |
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