4 Feb 2008 13:59
4 Feb 2008 14:07
Re: Field data!
> > Hello everyone! I'm new in JPOS and there's a thing I can't find, but > I think it should exist: I have my msg loaded, everything is working, > how can I get a field name if I know the id or the number of the > field? Cause with getValue() i have the value, but I wanna show the > field name > The field name is related to the current packager, you can use ISOMsg.getPackager() in order to get a reference to your packager, and then ISOPackager.getFieldDescription(ISOMsg m, int fieldNUmber)
13 Feb 2008 14:53
13 Feb 2008 18:47
13 Feb 2008 21:05
Re: jPOS-EE setup HOWTO
--- In jpos-dev@..., Alejandro Revilla <apr <at> ...> wrote: > > > > > when i call ant i get this error in > > > > BUILD FAILED > > /home/USERNAME/jposee/build.xml:154: No supported regular expression > > matcher found > > > Can you tell us your ant version ? (ant -version) > Apache Ant version 1.6.5
13 Feb 2008 22:07
RE: Re: jPOS-EE setup HOWTO
How was ant installed? binary from apache? rpm ? deb ? etc ? from: http://ant.apache.org/manual/install.html : It looks like you might be missing a dependency : http://jakarta.apache.org/regexp/ or http://jakarta.apache.org/oro/ or your ant classpath isn't proper/ bTW, what version of java are your running ? are you running ant from the commmand line or from an IDE ? Regards, DB http://www.paymentsystemsblog.com From: jpos-dev@... [mailto:jpos-dev@...] On Behalf Of rexsamsamrex Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 2:05 PM To: jpos-dev@... Subject: [jpos-dev] Re: jPOS-EE setup HOWTO --- In jpos-dev@... <mailto:jpos-dev%40yahoogroups.com> , Alejandro Revilla <apr <at> ...> wrote: > > >(Continue reading)
14 Feb 2008 18:33
Re: jPOS-EE setup HOWTO
--- In jpos-dev@..., "David Bergert" <dbergert.ng <at> ...> wrote: > > How was ant installed? binary from apache? rpm ? deb ? etc ? > > > > from: http://ant.apache.org/manual/install.html : > > > > It looks like you might be missing a dependency : > > http://jakarta.apache.org/regexp/ or http://jakarta.apache.org/oro/ > > > > or your ant classpath isn't proper/ > > > > bTW, what version of java are your running ? are you running ant from the > commmand line or from an IDE ? > > > > Regards, > > DB(Continue reading)
14 Feb 2008 18:57
RE: Re: jPOS-EE setup HOWTO
Hi: if you are use apt-get you will also need to do: $sudo apt-get install ant-optional I would try the apt-optional first, and then try a JDK 1.5 ... From: jpos-dev@... [mailto:jpos-dev@...] On Behalf Of rexsamsamrex Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2008 11:34 AM To: jpos-dev@... Subject: [jpos-dev] Re: jPOS-EE setup HOWTO --- In jpos-dev@... <mailto:jpos-dev%40yahoogroups.com> , "David Bergert" <dbergert.ng <at> ...> wrote: > > How was ant installed? binary from apache? rpm ? deb ? etc ? > > > > from: http://ant.apache.org/manual/install.html : > > > > It looks like you might be missing a dependency : > > http://jakarta.apache.org/regexp/ or http://jakarta.apache.org/oro/(Continue reading)
16 Feb 2008 19:01
reading from Serial Port (com port 1 to 10)
Dear All, After thanking all those who are the contributors to this very informative and useful Java tool, I would like to ask that if there a sample code that can read and write the transaction to the serial port, i.e, simply read from a given port and write back to the same port. Has this tool been already developed ? I think it would be very useful because there are so many things out there (hardware as well), which are very able to communicate in serial. Regards and thanks, tasbihmr
17 Feb 2008 10:00
Re: reading from Serial Port (com port 1 to 10)
Hi: Some of us have written jPos serial handlers for our specific needs and I don't know about everyone else's experience, but I finally gave up trying to use serial ports in servers and PCs, as there are good serial boards and bad serial boards and their reliability is not consistent. Besides, for reliability, dependability and other obvious reasons you want to decouple yourself from the PC. * If you're serving incoming POS, use something like a Hypercom NAC device. You won't have to worry about modems, serial ports or any of the sort. * If you're connecting serial devices directly, use an external device server like Moxa device server series or Digi PortServer. In both cases your software will just talk straight TCP/IP and the device does all the serial management. It also works good for redundancy since it's networked, if you have standy boxes, getting the serial devices to see your other cluster box(es) is a snap! IMHO these days it'd actually be a crime to plug a serial device directly on the server(s), but I could be wrong. haha -V On Feb 16, 2008 2:01 PM, tasbihmr <tasbihmr@...> wrote: > > > >(Continue reading)
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