Typically we use /minisoft or /opt/minisoft.

It is also the directory that will contain the folders for the intercepted output from WMOS. The refers to a directory created to contain the PrintServices.xml file. WebSphere): -DefzPrintServicesDefaultDirectory= Be sure to add the following in a Java command to whatever is calling the print service (e.g. This doesn’t make any changes to WMOS code. More specifically, for WMOS version 2010 and newer, the eFORMz Java Print Service Provider jar file (eFORMzPrinter.jar) is installed in WMOS Classpath. When the output is intercepted, it is processed by the eFORMz engine to produce the desired output as designed, and then it is outputted to its final destination. When integrating with WMOS version 2010 and newer, eFORMz intercepts the system print output by looking to the user as a normal printer. In pre-2010 versions or non-Platform versions, integration is done by reading the “RPT_REQST_Q “ table for the print request and then reading other tables for additional required data. Even within the same year there are platform and non-platform versions that require different approaches for integration. To turn on Java Print, run the following SQL statement and then restart the environment: update application_configuration set value = 'TRUE' where key = 'labelprinting.javaprintservice' and value = 'FALSE'ĮFORMz works with any version of WMOS, but the integration methods can vary widely.

If Value = FALSE then Java Print is turned off and WMOS is using Unix printing. Where key = 'labelprinting.javaprintservice' To check if Java Print is on or off, run the following: Select * For more information, consult the following post: NetPort Listener input source in eFORMz DirectorĪ sample configuration is available here: Config Enable Java Print Service (JPS) “socket” – This a raw TCP/IP socket sending of the data.“jms” – This is a Java Message Service call.For more on the eFORMz API: eFORMz API Management (Developer Resources) “ws” – This is web service call from the WMOS side into eFORMz, usually to POST the data into the Director.It can be on a shared or Network File System (NFS) volume.

“file” – This is local to the WMOS server.The eFORMzPrinter options are listed below. There are a variety of methods for handling the data as it’s printed out of Jasper or other Java Print Services. Manhattan Associates’ Warehouse Management for Open Systems (WMOS) is a warehouse management solution for retailers which can output in a variety of formats, including PostScript (.PS) and Extensible Markup (.XML) via the Manhattan Integration Framework (MIF).ĮFORMz integrates with WMOS via Java Print Service (JPS).

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