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Chris Lombardi commented on OFBIZ-1945:
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Synchronization issues aside, this should work such that any POS has access to 
the list of not completed orders (ORDERHEADER).  Changing the behavior is as 
easy as changing the query that fetches the list of orders.  I haven't tried 
this, but given an appropriate query, it should allow pulling up orders placed 
through other channels.  Restricting the list, i.e. having orders available at 
any POS to a certain user id, should also be easy.

It should also allow for taking advantage of ofbiz infrastructure because this 
more closely adheres to the "normal" ofbiz order flow.  I was thinking of 
routing product requests to specific stations, etc.  I'm sure others will have 
more and better ideas.  

> Create/use order for POS save / load sale
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>                 Key: OFBIZ-1945
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-1945
>             Project: OFBiz
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: specialpurpose/pos
>            Reporter: Chris Lombardi
>            Assignee: Jacques Le Roux
>         Attachments: ofbiz-1945.patch
>
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> Currently, the "load sale" / "save sale" pos functions save a shopping list.  
> I'd like to change that so that orders are created and updated.  This would 
> increase the security of the solution and allow work orders to be created, 
> etc.
> I'm about 90% there, but I'm hitting a wall.  I can currently save off a 
> created order, restore the order, update payments, etc.  This includes saving 
> discounts, item configurations, etc.  However, there's a problem in saving 
> the new items to the order.  I'm probably overlooking something obvious, so 
> if someone wants to double check me, I'd appreciate it.

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