I just installed Odoo version 9 locally. I haven't found the way to configure an order printer to be used with the Point of Sale module. Any help would be appreciated, thanks
You can set up kitchen printer using pos_restaurant module. After installing this from app list you can see one menu in POS >> Configuration >> Order Printes in this menu you can setup printer
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I have a Mainframe/HOST Application to automate using Tosca 11.0, I am unable to scan/steer elements in mainframe screen.
Solution found in Tricentis Support -
The Tosca Host Engine is installed by default as part of a complete Tricentis Tosca installation.
All information regarding software versions and hardware requirements for the engine can be found in the "System Requirements for Tricentis Tosca".
The file PCSHLL32.DLL needs to exist in the system and the operating system needs to know the path to this file (with the system variable PATH).
The 3270 terminal emulation needs to be initialized correctly, so that the connection to the HOST system to be tested can be established. Additional information is available from your system administrator.
I couldn't locate PCSHLL32.DLL in my PC.
Has anyone faced same issue? can someone help where to get PCSHLL32.DLL and get HOST engine working.
I had this problem for a while. I kept trying to figure out how to install the Host module because I couldn't find that PCSHLL32.DLL on my system...
Turns out HOST was already there... I just had to get Tosca Commander configured to find my terminal app (I'm using QWS3720 from Jolly Giant).
Try this - Go into Tosca Settings, and go to Settings > Special Engines > HostEngine> Emulation Environment and check the following settings:
1) Emulation Title: this should be the window title of your terminal emulator. * works as a wildcard. Since QWS3270 changes it's window name to match it's session, we just use * in this field.
2) Emulation Type: try to find your terminal emulator's maker listed here... Mine is set to Jolly Giant.
3) Session ID: this is the important one. This is the HLLAPI ID of the term window, basically the handle that automation needs to know to "see into" the terminal window. it seems to typically be set to "A" (same as with QuickTest Pro/UFT).
Once these settings are correct, then TRY to scan your terminal window. Launch your terminal emulator first, CONNECT with it (to start up the HLLAPI), then run Tosca's scanner - just don't expect it to scan like web pages, it will use the older scanner. Select Scan Application > Other... and it will start the older "Tosca Wizard". Click Scan, then point to your Terminal emulator. If you see the little box showing "Recognized Wizard >HOSTEngine
Good Luck!
I'm trying to get the National Instruments Visa library (without Labview) working on a Redhat Enterprise Linux 6.7 PC. It comes with some configuration utilities (NIvisaic & visaconf) to find and setup the instruments but after a week of trying we've given up trying to get them to run. I know from windows it's just a configuration text file visaconf.ini but I don't know where to put it or if it's the same file & format for linux. Bottom line, how do I manually configure NI Visa in Linux ?
Why not use the PyVISA library?
https://pyvisa.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
Is Hot code push feature (similar to meteor) available in ODOO 8 development? I mean when we make changes to python development file it should reflect in the ODOO modules automatically without restarting the server.
Yes in odoo8 with the --auto-reload parameter
It requires the pyinotify which is a Python module for monitoring filesystem changes.
just simply restart the odoo server like this
odoo.py --other-parameters-you-want --auto-reload
or in your configuration file set auto_reload to True
I'm trying to use the Isolated Storage Explorer tool from Windows Phone SDK in order to retrieve data stored in specific Windows Phone Apps' IsolatedStorage and copy it to a folder that resides in my computer.
My computer runs Windows 8 Pro, and i have both the WP7 and WP8 SDKs installed.
The problem is that when i run the command prompt and insert a command line (such as the one below) i get an error that states:
"This app can't run on your PC"
How do i solve this? Thanks
Example:
ISETool.exe ts xd f8ce6878-0aeb-497f-bcf4-65be961d4bba c:\data\myfiles
I'd suggest you try using the Windows Phone Power Tools instead of what you are doing there. It will give you a nice UI to work with instead of trying to get a command line tool to work.
If you really want to use that tool then please post which directory you are running it from otherwise it is hard to tell why it won't work.
I need to inject custom drivers to wim file offline.
I'm using standard scenario described on MSDN http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh825206.aspx: mount, add-components (WMI, .NET4), add-drivers (signed, work correctly on windows 7 & 2012, x86/64), unmount, makewinpemedia.
However, when I booting from iso (on VMWare), drivers not loading.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
The most important thing while developing Win PE driver is to follow the architecture(using 32 bit on 64 bit Win PE can cause failures)
Follow the steps:-
Take the 'Custom Windows PE' rescue CD option in the rescue CD wizard.
If you haven't previously installed the Windows Automated Installation Kit (WAIK), then this will need to be downloaded and installed. This is a big (1.7GB) download, so please be patient. The WAIK download dialog will be shown. Just click 'Continue' and be patient while the integration completes.
Once the integration is finished cancel the rescue media wizard.
Download and run 'inject.exe' from here:
http://updates.macrium.com/reflect/utilities/inject.exe
This will automatically inject the drivers into the windows image file (WIM) and will take a few minutes.
Once completed, take the rescue media build wizard again, select the 'Custom Windows PE' and click through to the final page.
Click the 'Rebuild' button to re-integrate the WAIK. This will not need to download and install the WAIK again, so will be much quicker.
Once completed, if you now burn the rescue CD the drivers will be integrated and you should have no problems booting with the CD and recognizing your local RAID volumes.
Have you gone through Windows Automated Installation Kit (AIK) you can have a look at the following link it may help you.
http://kb.acronis.com/content/24254
Windows PE always uses the same basic VESA mode video driver regardless of the card in use.
Please check the link below.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc160920.aspx
This particular link for creation of the ISO with Windows Automated Installation Kit (AIK) can also help you get going.
http://www.bootfromcd.com/compare-solutions/windows-pe-boot-disk-review/
i did spent some time with Win PE,there is a image below are you getting the same message while booting with VM?
There are some additional steps given in the follwing link you can check if it works this way
https://users.emulab.net/trac/emulab/wiki/WindowsByWinpe
another helpful link
http://desktopreality.com/windows-7-deployment-the-easy-way/
Updated the information check if it helps.
Thanks