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2-4 Point-of-Sale Administrator Guide

The following table shows two examples of competing parameter files, along with the actual value that

Point-of-Sale ends up using.

Modifying Parameters in Parameter XML Files

You can modify the parameters in an XML file by directly editing the file with a text editor.

360Commerce applications also write values to these files; changes you make in the Point-of-Sale

interface are written to

workstation.xml

, for example. You may want to use other 360Commerce

applications to change and distribute parameters.

Note: Changes to parameters imported from Back Office automatically reset the hidden parameter

property values for those parameter in

workstaton.xml.

You need to manually edit the

parameters before hidden parameters can be displayed in Point-of-Sale.

The Back Office and Central Office applications provide interfaces for changing parameters and

distributing those parameters to the registers. Parameters passed down by Back Office are stored in the

store.xml

file, while parameters passed down by Central Office are stored in the

corporate.xml

file.

If you want to define a parameter that does not yet exist in a particular file, you can copy the parameter

tag from

application.xml

and paste it into the desired location. For example, to set a company-wide

value for a maximum traveler’s check amount, copy the default parameter tag named

MaximumTravelersCheckAmount

, and paste it into the

corporate.xml

file.

Note: When you copy parameters to new files, make sure to enclose the parameters in the correct

group tag.

Modifying Parameters Through Point-of-Sale

You can use the menus and options of Point-of-Sale to change parameter values. When you use this

interface, changes take place immediately, but they apply only to the register on which you change them.

You can apply parameters to multiple registers by creating parameter sets in Back Office or Central

Office and then distributing the parameter sets. When you are setting up your system, you can also set

values in Point-of-Sale until you get a single register set up the way you want it and then copy the

workstation.xml

file to other registers;

workstation.xml

records the changes made through the Point-of-

Sale interface.

Table 2-3

Sample Parameter Values and Results

Parameter File

Maximum

Travelers

Check Amount

Value

Final property Parameter File

Maximum

Travelers

Check Amount

Value

Final property

corporate.xml

100

final="N"

corporate.xml

100

final="Y"

store.xml

final="N"

store.xml

150

final="N"

workstation.x

final="N"

workstation.x

200

final="N"

Value used by

Point-of-Sale

50 Value used by

Point-of-Sale

100

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