SixFootTree
Programmer
This forum seems to be cream of the crop with respect to Point of Sale resources.
I've been able to (largely successfully) finagle my way to a custom interface for a Micros E7 machine - with no small thanks to this forum.
There are public methods which appear to be executed if certain values are set correctly. Those include:
public byte[] TIFInit(...)
public byte[] TIFPreInquiry(...)
public byte[] TIFInquiry(...)
public byte[] TIFPreSend(...)
public byte[] TIFSend(...)
public byte[] TIFDeInit(...)
The code within my TIFInit(); function gets executed just fine, and I've played with outputting various values.
My goal is to be able to modify the check prior to payment - a slightly more robust SVC interface if you will. I can get the TIFPreInquiry(); to be called, but there doesn't seem to be any check related data at the time, and I'm stuck at a point where I cannot get the TIFInquiry(); event to fire.
I'm hoping the check data is available in the actual TIFInquiry(); event. Does anyone have any experience with approaching this problem? I have fairly extensive Micros 3700 SIM writing experience, but the E7 is a completely different beast.
I've been able to (largely successfully) finagle my way to a custom interface for a Micros E7 machine - with no small thanks to this forum.
There are public methods which appear to be executed if certain values are set correctly. Those include:
public byte[] TIFInit(...)
public byte[] TIFPreInquiry(...)
public byte[] TIFInquiry(...)
public byte[] TIFPreSend(...)
public byte[] TIFSend(...)
public byte[] TIFDeInit(...)
The code within my TIFInit(); function gets executed just fine, and I've played with outputting various values.
My goal is to be able to modify the check prior to payment - a slightly more robust SVC interface if you will. I can get the TIFPreInquiry(); to be called, but there doesn't seem to be any check related data at the time, and I'm stuck at a point where I cannot get the TIFInquiry(); event to fire.
I'm hoping the check data is available in the actual TIFInquiry(); event. Does anyone have any experience with approaching this problem? I have fairly extensive Micros 3700 SIM writing experience, but the E7 is a completely different beast.