I have been chunking away at Restaurant from some software i wrote in
cobol in 84.
The concept is a chain of restaurants.
the actual menu separate Catalog with BOM for dishes, that eventually
become products.
This allows the manufacturing to be implemented for ERP and kitchen
displays of preparat
I missed a great thread. Here's my 2c on the POS issues that have been
brought up.
1) Touchscreen: This is handled by the OS and is basically translated into
mouse clicks. I haven't yet seen a pos web application that would work well
with a touchscreen, because touchscreens aren't exact like a
ting them, when possible.
Thanks for showing me the possibilities of pos. I appreciate that.
Bilgin Ibryam
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>UI using html can be hard work, it may have gotten easier with AJAX and
>others but you need to prove there won't be to much latency with server
>round trips or get bogged down with lots of java script code which is
>always a nightmare.
Bilgin
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Dale,
Thanks for your interesting comments on this issue.
Pos is the most hardware dependent/connected component.
I will keep in mind that.
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for history sake here is a good post about POS from 2005
Hi Matt and BJ,
I know what you mean about TCP/IP reliability in legacy equipment
environments, most companies are STILL RUNNING FLAT NETWORKS! With
thousands of hosts! There are a few options to consider here one is
RS485, this protocol
Hi Dan,
De : "Dan Shields" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I spent much of the last year fiddling with jpos and reading and
> learning about the internals of the POS application within OFBiz, and
> I feel confident that I could take on a few of the issues listed by
> Jacques.
>
> Please allow me to voluntee
I spent much of the last year fiddling with jpos and reading and
learning about the internals of the POS application within OFBiz, and
I feel confident that I could take on a few of the issues listed by
Jacques.
Please allow me to volunteer to do work on the following issues which
are crucial for
De : "Jacques Le Roux" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Comments inline.
> > > Jacques,
> > > First i tried to go extending POS. I saw your message in opentaps forum
> > > saying that customer recording will be soon implemented in pos. Then there
> > > is issue in jira for manipulating configurable products t
Jacques Le Roux wrote:
>> Don't misunderstand me I'm not fanatical about keeping XUI but I would
>> like to see your implementation replace the existing POS as an
>> improvement, where by it provides the same features and more. But rich
>> UI using html can be hard work, it may have gotten easier w
Comments inline.
De : "Ray Barlow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Comments below...
>
> Bilgin Ibryam wrote:
> > Ray, Jacques, thank you for answering.
> >
> > Ray, first i will answer your questions.
> > I will need to run multiple pos terminals, possibly with own peripherals and
> > some shared (printers
Comments below...
Bilgin Ibryam wrote:
> Ray, Jacques, thank you for answering.
>
> Ray, first i will answer your questions.
> I will need to run multiple pos terminals, possibly with own peripherals and
> some shared (printers may be). As you guessed for this purpose i will use
> applets. But the
there any other way to group products in the shopping cart? I guess only
for ship groups.
Thanks for your valuable time and comments.
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Ray, Bilgin,
Quickly, first, no surprise I'd rather suggest to extend the POS.
De : "Ray Barlow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Any thoughts out
> there as to whether the XUI layer could be bundled through a browser and
> us something like RPC for the server calls?
This might turn interesting :
http://x
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> > answer makes sense !
> >
> > Jacques
> >
> >
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> > Envoyé : lundi 10 septembre 2007 19:3
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Not entirely sure you can do a "web based" implementation with a touch
screen. How can you guarantee the location of the browser?
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Forwarded because it was rejected by another moderator, don't know why this
answer makes sense !
Jacques
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&
It would be nice to see a web deployable POS implementation of OFBiz,
unfortunately it's only a wish for me to see it as I have no time/paid
development to do it. I know the current POS can be setup to work
remotely for a central system providing extra resilience by being self
contained, so if the
idea to do a web based pos and to
manipulate lots of orders at the same time (like one order) regarding fast
working needs of a pos system ?)
Please advise and thanks in advance.
Bilgin Ibryam
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