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Chapter 6 Development Information for Customer Displays Programming Guide (XML Print Service) This section explains the programing methods for application development with ePOS-Print XML. Since the end point addresses of the TM printer and the customer display are different, printing with the TM printer and accessing the customer display cannot be carried out for the same document. How to Use XML Schemas In XML schemas, the configuration method is the same; only the TM printer files and file names are different. See the How to Use XML Schemas (p.41), change the file name and configure the settings. ❏ XML schema file for TM printer epos-print-x.x.x.xsd ❏ XML Schema file for customer display epos-display-x.x.x.xsd Creating and Sending the Documents to be Displayed Create a print document using elements in the epos-print root element. For details on elements, refer to XML for Controlling Customer Display (p.116). Send the document you created with the XMLHttpRequest object. Use the constructor to create an XMLHttpRequest object, specify the end point address of the customer display to be shown in the send method, specify the document to be displayed and send it. For details on the end point address of the customer display, see Customer Display End Point Address (p.223). 220

Section	Page
Cover	1
For Safety	3
Key to Symbols	3
Restriction of Use	3
About this Manual	4
Aim of the Manual	4
Manual Content	4
Contents	5
Chapter 1 Overview	9
Overview	9
XML Print Service	10
Features	10
Interface Type	10
WSDL(Web Services Description Language)	12
Print Image	12
Operating Environment	12
ePOS-Print Service Versions	16
Restrictions	18
XML Reference	19
XML Schemas	19
Namespace	19
Command Type	20
Provided Article	21
Package	21
Manual	21
Sample Program	21
Download	21
Chapter 2 Sample Program	22
Overview	22
Sample Program Overview	22
Environment	23
Operating Environment	24
Environment Settings	25
ePOS-Print Settings	26
Editing the Sample Program	28
Registering the Sample Program	28
Environment Settings in Other Execution Environments	29
HTML5 (To Build a Web Server on Windows/Linux)	29
Java	30
Windows (Visual Basic .NET)	31
Silverlight	32
Flash	33
Android	34
Windows CE	36
iOS	39
Windows Store Apps	40
Chapter 3 Programming Guide	41
How to Use XML Schemas	41
Visual Studio	41
Eclipse	44
Executing Print Service	45
Printing Mode of the TM Printer	45
Programming Flow	45
Print Document Creation	46
Transmission of Print Document	50
Reception of Print Result	53
Checking the Printer Status	56
Specifying the Print Job ID from the Application	57
Using the Spooler Function	58
Programming Example	59
How to Use WSDL	61
.NET Framework	61
Java	63
Chapter 4 XML Reference	64
ePOS-Print XML	64
XML for Controlling Printer	64
XML for Controlling Customer Display	66
XML for Controlling Printer	67
<epos-print>	67
<response>	68
<text>	71
<feed>	76
<image>	78
<logo>	80
<barcode>	81
<symbol>	86
<hline>	91
<vline-begin>	92
<vline-end>	93
<page>	94
<area>	95
<direction>	97
<position>	98
<line>	100
<rectangle>	102
<cut>	104
<pulse>	105
<sound>	106
<command>	108
<layout>	109
<recovery>	114
<reset>	115
XML for Controlling Customer Display	116
<epos-display>	116
<response>	117
<window>	119
<text>	121
<cursor>	122
<blink>	123
<brightness>	124
<marquee>	125
<clock>	127
<clear>	128
<reset>	129
<command>	130
Chapter 5 Device Specifications	131
XML Supported Printers	131
Supported Elements List	132
XML for Controlling Printer	132
Printer-specific Support Information	135
TM-L90	135
TM-L90 4xx	138
TM-m10	140
TM-m30	142
TM-P20	144
TM-P60II (Receipt)	147
TM-P60II (Peeler)	149
TM-P80	151
TM-T20	154
TM-T20II	157
TM-T70	160
TM-T70II	162
TM-T82II	165
TM-T83II	168
TM-T88IV	171
TM-T88V	173
TM-T88VI	176
TM-T90	178
TM-U220	180
TM-U330	181
TM-H6000IV	182
TM-H6000V	184
TM-L90-i	186
TM-T20II-i	189
TM-T70-i	192
TM-T82II-i	194
TM-T83II-i	197
TM-T88V-i	200
TM-T88VI-iHUB	203
TM-U220-i	206
TM-T70II-DT	207
TM-T88V-DT	210
TM-H6000IV-DT	213
Usage Restrictions by Firmware Version	215
ePOS-Print Settings	217
Chapter 6 Development Information for Customer Displays	218
Overview - Differential Information	218
Interface	218
WSDL(Web Services Description Language)	218
Restrictions	218
XML Schemas	219
Namespace	219
Command	219
Provided Article	219
Programming Guide (XML Print Service)	220
How to Use XML Schemas	220
Creating and Sending the Documents to be Displayed	220
Specifying the Print Job ID from the Application	224
How to Use WSDL	225
How to use WSDL	225
Java	227
Appendix	228
ePOS-Print Editor	228
ePOS-Print Editor Operating Environment	228
Environment Setting Procedure	228
Setting	230
Creating a Sample Code	231

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Chapter 6

Development Information for Customer Displays

Programming Guide (XML Print Service)

This section explains the programing methods for application development with ePOS-Print XML.

How to Use XML Schemas

In XML schemas, the configuration method is the same; only the TM printer files and file names are different.

See the

How to Use XML Schemas (p.41)

, change the file name and configure the settings.

❏

XML schema file for TM printer

epos-print-x.x.x.xsd

❏

XML Schema file for customer display

epos-display-x.x.x.xsd

Creating and Sending the Documents to be Displayed

Create a print document using elements in the epos-print root element. For details on elements, refer to

XML for

Controlling Customer Display (p.116)

Send the document you created with the XMLHttpRequest object.

Use the constructor to create an XMLHttpRequest object, specify the end point address of the customer display

to be shown in the send method, specify the document to be displayed and send it.

For details on the end point address of the customer display, see

Customer Display End Point Address (p.223)

Since the end point addresses of the TM printer and the customer display are different, printing with the TM

printer and accessing the customer display cannot be carried out for the same document.