[JIRA] Fermé: (OFBIZ-734) POS Save and load sessions

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[JIRA] Fermé: (OFBIZ-734) POS Save and load sessions

JIRA jira@ofbiz.org
     [ http://jira.undersunconsulting.com/browse/OFBIZ-734?page=all ]
     
Jacques Le Roux closed OFBIZ-734:
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    Resolution: Fixed

The work is done. I did a lot of testing (mostly on Windows but on Ubuntu too). But yes we know that self testing is not enough...
  Some points though,
>Use the save cart feature already in the frame work to allow storage and recall of transactions.
It's not exactly a cart but a shoppinglist that is saved.
>There was initially a Load/Save button on the POS UI but it was not fully implemented in the POS at that point and the buttons have been commented out I think. (see TRANS_SAVE & TRANS_RET)
OK done
>Build a UI for it so that you can hit Save and it will possibly prompt for a name, although as lots of terminals operate without a keyboard handy it should prefill with the date and time
OK done (login + date + time)
>(login I'm guessing will be saved with the cart info)
yes, note : the partyId is always in case of POS "_NA_" here I substitute the LoginId to this default partyId (see PosTransaction.saveSale)
>Close the dialog and the cart is saved under that users login and the session cleared ready for a new transaction.
>I added more options, a mix ot them is easily possible (see SaveSale.java)
Click Load and a dialog showing saved carts should appear allowing the user to select and load one.
>I added more options, a mix ot them is easily possible  (see LoadSale.java)
At the point of completing a loaded POS transaction the saved cart should be removed from the list.
>This ("point of completing a loaded POS") is not obvious, not done for the moment
>The load dialog might also benefit from a delete button to clear redunant carts.
OK done. One issue perhaps : the existing service (ShoppingListEvents.clearListInfo) does not actually delete ShoppingList but ShoppingListItems of this list. So the ShoppingLists remains in ShoppingList table. May be a new SQL service will be needed to clear this out too...
>Depending on the environment some might also use auto save on log out so one terminal can be used by multiple staff i.e. a bar
Not yet done. This should use a Store parameter.



> POS Save and load sessions
> --------------------------
>
>          Key: OFBIZ-734
>          URL: http://jira.undersunconsulting.com/browse/OFBIZ-734
>      Project: [OFBiz] Open For Business
>         Type: New Feature
>   Components: pos
>     Versions: SVN
>  Environment: NA
>     Reporter: Ray Barlow
>     Assignee: Jacques Le Roux

>
>   Time Spent: 1 week, 3 hours
>    Remaining: 0 minutes
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> Use the save cart feature already in the frame work to allow storage and recall of transactions.
> There was initially a Load/Save button on the POS UI but it was not fully implemented in the POS at that point and the buttons have been commented out I think. (see TRANS_SAVE & TRANS_RET)
> Build a UI for it so that you can hit Save and it will possibly prompt for a name, although as lots of terminals operate without a keyboard handy it should prefill with the date and time (login I'm guessing will be saved with the cart info)
> Close the dialog and the cart is saved under that users login and the session cleared ready for a new transaction.
> Click Load and a dialog showing saved carts should appear allowing the user to select and load one.
> At the point of completing a loaded POS transaction the saved cart should be removed from the list.
> The load dialog might also benefit from a delete button to clear redunant carts.
> Depending on the environment some might also use auto save on log out so one terminal can be used by multiple staff i.e. a bar

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