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Appendix B – FIWOS System Installation Procedure

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1. Source Code lt php Includes include Components VarHandlerGet php function DisplayScript heading curtable menuitems formname idcount echo lt div class Heading1 gt heading lt div gt echo lt div class Heading2 gt Table curtable lt div gt echo lt div align center gt lt form method post name formname action OrderSummary php gt n items array for x 1 x lt count menuitems x dbmenuitems AccessDB SELECT ID Name Price FROM Smenuitems Sx for i 1 i lt RecordCount Fiwos menuitems x i 4 items i array id gt i name 5ucwords Sdbmenuitems gt fields 1 price gt ucwords dbmenuitems gt fields 2 dbmenuitems gt MoveNext foreach items as key echo lt input type hidden name id idcount 66 value Sidcount gt n echo lt input type hidden name amt value Sidcount gt W echo lt input type hidden name price idcount value key price Si WI echo lt input type hidden name type idcount value menuitems x gt n echo lt table border 0 gt n echo lt tr gt
2. echo n echo lt script gt n n idcount include Components VarHandlerPost php echo lt br gt lt input type submit value Add to Order name add gt n echo lt form gt lt div gt n function HtmlHeader header echo lt html gt echo lt head gt echo lt title gt header lt title gt echo lt link rel stylesheet type text css href Components Fiwos css gt echo lt script src Components Fiwos js gt echo lt script gt echo lt head gt echo lt body gt function HtmlFooter echo lt body gt echo lt html gt function PrintOrder printername tableno printitems printqty handle printer_open printername printer_start_doc handle Order printer_start_page handle tablefont printer_create_font Arial 72 48 500 false false 0 headingfont printer create font Arial 72 48 500 false true false 0 bodyfont printer create font Arial 72 48 200 false false 0 printer select font Shandle tablefont printer_draw_text handle Table tableno 350 50 y 100 printer_select_font handle headingfont false false 57 printer_draw_text
3. n echo lt td halign center gt n 56 eee echo lt input type text class size 15 name name Sidcount value key name gt n echo lt td gt n echo lt td halign center gt n echo lt input type text class sizez 2 name qty idcount value 0 gt n echo lt td gt Nn echo lt td halign center gt lt input type button onclick IncQty Sidcount value Add gt lt td gt n echo lt td halign center gt lt input type button onclick DecQty idcount value Del gt lt td gt n echo lt tr gt n echo lt table gt n n echo lt script type text javascript gt n echo function IncQty idcount 0 n 266 echo n echo function DecQty idcount n smenuitems x readonly smenuitems x readonly echo document formname qty idcount value n echo if document formname qty Sidcount value gt 0 document Sformname qty idcount value n
4. DataSource value Provider Microsoft Jet OLEDB 4 0 Data Source c fiwos Fiwos mdb gt lt appSettings gt 67 lt configuration gt DBConnection cs using System using System Xml Serialization using System Xml using System Xml XPath using System Data OleDb using System Data using System Security Cryptography using System IO using System Text using System Configuration namespace WindowsApplication5 public class DBConnection private Byte KEY_64 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 private Byte IV 64 18 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 public DBConnection public string Decrypt string value DESCryptoServiceProvider cryptoProvider new DESCryptoServiceProvider Byte buffer Convert FromBase64String value MemoryStream ms new MemoryStream buffer CryptoStream cs new CryptoStream ms cryptoProvider CreateDecryptor KEY_64 IV_64 CryptoStreamMode Read StreamReader sr new StreamReader cs return sr ReadToEnd public string Encrypt string value DESCryptoServiceProvider cryptoProvider new DES CryptoServiceProvider MemoryStream ms new MemoryStream CryptoStream cs new CryptoStream ms cryptoProvider CreateEncryptor KEY_64 IV 64 CryptoStreamMode Write StreamWriter sw new StreamWriter cs sw Write value sw Flush cs FlushFinalBlock ms Flush return Convert ToBase64String ms GetBuffer 0 Convert ToInt32 ms Length public OleDbConnection g
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6. null components Dispose base Dispose disposing 73 region Windows Form Designer generated code lt summary gt Required method for Designer support do not modify the contents of this method with the code editor lt summary gt private void InitializeComponent this components new System ComponentModel Container System Resources ResourceManager resources new System Resources ResourceManager typeof SplashScreen this mainMenul new System Windows Forms MainMenu this menulItem1 new System Windows Forms Menultem this menulItem2 new System Windows Forms Menultem this menultem29 new System Windows Forms Menultem this menultem30 new System Windows Forms Menultem this menultem3 new System Windows Forms Menultem this menultem4 new System Windows Forms Menultem this menultem5 new System Windows Forms Menultem this menultem22 new System Windows Forms Menultem this menultem23 new System Windows Forms Menultem this menultem24 new System Windows Forms Menultem this menultem7 new System Windows Forms Menultem this menultem10 new System Windows Forms Menultem this menulteml 1 new System Windows Forms Menultem this menultem6 new System Windows Forms Menultem this menultem8 new System Windows Forms Menultem this menultem9 new System Windows Forms Menultem this menultem 12 new System W
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8. et lt table gt lt table width 150 border 0 class center gt n ADS WA echo lt td halign center Scinput type button onclick Edit Add SEditQty1 SEditQty2 value Add gt lt td gt n echo lt td halignz center 5 nm echo lt input type text classe POST EditType readonly size 3 name EditQty value 1 of POST EditQty gt n echo lt td gt n echo lt td halign center gt lt input type button onclick value Del gt lt td gt n echo lt tr gt echo lt table gt echo lt br gt echo echo echo echo anaa GTI echo lt table width 250 border 1 gt n echo lt tr gt 50 i echo lt td rowspan 3 class center gt n echo lt select name Editltem width 10 size 10 gt n edittype Edit _POST EditType edititem AccessDB SELECT Name FROM Sedittype for x 1 x lt RecordCount Fiwos edittype x echo lt option name Edit x value edititem gt fields 0 gt fields 0 lt option gt n edititem gt
9. this inForm Show private void menultem6_Click object sender System EventArgs e private void menultem33_Click object sender System EventArgs e private void menultem15_Click object sender System EventArgs e 87 Entrees cs using System using System Drawing using System Collections using System ComponentModel using System Windows Forms using System Data OleDb using System Data using System IO namespace WindowsApplication5 lt summary gt Summary description for Entrees lt summary gt public class Entrees System Windows Forms Form DataSet ds null private System Windows Forms TextBox textBox 1 private System Windows Forms TextBox textBox2 private System Windows Forms TextBox textBox3 private System Windows Forms TextBox textBox4 private System Windows Forms TextBox textBox5 private System Windows Forms Label label private System Windows Forms Label label2 private System Windows Forms Label label3 private System Windows Forms Label label4 private System Windows Forms Label label5 private System Windows Forms OpenFileDialog openFileDialog 1 private System Windows Forms Button button2 private System Windows Forms PictureBox pictureBox1 private System Windows Forms Button button8 private System Windows Forms Button button9 private System Windows Forms Button button10 private System Windows Forms Button button
10. this button6 BackColor System Drawing Color Beige this button6 Font new System Drawing Font Microsoft Sans Serif 8 25F System Drawing FontStyle Bold System Drawing GraphicsUnit Point System Byte 0 this button6 Location new System Drawing Point 568 304 this button6 Name button6 this button6 Size new System Drawing Size 80 23 this button6 TabIndex 15 this button6 Text Clear this toolTip1 SetToolTip this button6 Clear all 94 this button6 Click 4 new System EventHandler this button6 Click button5 this button5 BackColor System Drawing Color Beige this button5 Font new System Drawing Font Microsoft Sans Serif 8 25F System Drawing FontStyle Bold System Drawing GraphicsUnit Point System Byte 0 this button5 Location new System Drawing Point 384 352 this button5 Name button5 this button5 TabIndex 14 this button5 Text View this toolTip1 SetToolTip this button5 Quick view of all data this button5 Click new System EventHandler this button5_Click button4 this button4 BackColor System Drawing Color Beige this button4 Font new System Drawing Font Microsoft Sans Serif 8 25F System Drawing FontStyle Bold System Drawing GraphicsUnit Point System Byte 0 this button4 Location new System Drawing Point 288 352 this button4 Name button4 this button4 TabI
11. Add Meals Table 4 DS PI Asa Ce DNS PUI 255 Bel DRE GN Asc Ce TE DIN Aca Le RON PI Asa Le Add Drinks FR GN 483 De Table 4 ES BAN Ole a KN ec O E RE 240 P2 Crown Lager a Gs MGa TT Ad He cree MON Asa Ce Add to Order Add to Order Order Summary Table 4 pasa 1 Ea Ka Chocolate 1 Total 15 00 Add Meals Add Drinks Clear Order 31 This is an ezample of an order Entrees Main courses Desserts and Drinks will display in different colours In this case there is no drink being ordered Also total cost for this order will be for display purposes only Once you pressed Submit Order button copy of the order will send to the printer in the kitchen bar and to the cashier 7 User Manual for the Back end Application Logon Menu Enter a valid username and password Then press login button There is no limit in attempts Username TI N N O Password to login m a Main window Once you login to the system this will be you main screen All tasks which perform by this software will display on the menu Also user information such as user name logged time and date will display on the top right hand corner or on the status bar f Friday June 09 2006012 05 42 PM Application Entrees Main Course Desserts Drinks Tables Reports Help Logon Information admin Friday June 09 2006 12 04 14 PM Applications This will disp
12. button9 this button9 TabIndex 45 this button9 Text lt this toolTip1 SetToolTip this button9 Previous Record this button9 Click new System EventHandler this button9_Click button8 this button8 BackColor System Drawing Color Beige this button8 Font new System Drawing Font Microsoft Sans Serif 8 25F System Drawing FontStyle Bold System Drawing GraphicsUnit Point System Byte 0 this button8 Location new System Drawing Point 24 200 this button8 Name button8 this button8 TabIndex 44 this button8 Text lt lt this toolTip1 SetToolTip this button8 First Record this button8 Click new System EventHandler this button8_ Click button7 this button7 BackColor System Drawing Color Beige this button7 Font new System Drawing Font Microsoft Sans Serif 8 25F System Drawing FontStyle Bold System Drawing GraphicsUnit Point System Byte 0 this button7 Location new System Drawing Point 24 232 this button7 Name button7 this button7 TabIndex 43 this button7 Text Load Data this toolTip1 SetToolTip this button7 Load Table Data this button7 Click new System EventHandler this button7_Click button6 this button6 BackColor System Drawing Color Beige this button6 Font new System Drawing Font Microsoft Sans Serif 8 25F System Drawing FontStyle Bold Syst
13. gt del_item itemid else this gt itemqtys Sitemid qty this gt _update_total function del item Sitemid Sti array this gt itemqtys itemid 0 foreach Sthis vitems as item if item itemid Sti item this gt items Sti this gt _update_total function empty_order this gt total 0 this gt itemcount 0 this gt items array this gt itemprices array this gt itemqtys array this gt itemname array this gt itemtype array function _update_total this gt itemcount 0 this gt total 0 if sizeof this gt items gt 0 foreach this gt items as item this gt total this gt total this gt itemprices item x this gt itemqtys item this gt itemcount 54 55 Scripts Description and Function Scripts php is a component of the FIWOS application that stores a variety of commonly used functions by the rest of the application It is within the Scripts php file that the menu items for AddDrinks php and AddMeals php are retrieved and displayed Also this file defines the printing functions that determine how each of the receipts are formatted and printed and to which printer Other functions such as HTML header and footer generators and testing are also included here File Details Name Type Size Scripts php PHP 5 KB
14. handle Item 0 y printer_draw_text handle Qty 1000 y y 200 fontsize 72 printer select font handle bodyfont for x 1 x lt count printitems x y fontsize printer draw text Shandle Sprintitems Sx O Sy printer draw text Shandle Sprintqty x 1000 y printer_delete_font tablefont printer_delete_font headingfont printer_delete_font bodyfont printer_end_page handle printer_end_doc handle printer_close handle function PrintTest false p printer open HP 6200 Network printer set option p PRINTER PAPER FORMAT PRINTER FORMAT A4 printer start doc p Testpage printer start page Sp Spen printer create pen PRINTER PEN SOLID 1 000000 Sfont printer create font Courier 37 19 PRINTER FW NORMAL false false 0 printer select pen Sp pen printer select font Sp font for i 0 Si lt 4600 i 100 printer_draw_line p i 0 i 6700 printer_draw_text p i i 0 for i 0 i lt 6700 i 100 printer draw line p 0 i 4600 Si printer draw text Sp Si O Si printer_delete_font font printer_delete_pen pen printer_end_page p printer_end_doc p printer_close p 58 Print Test Description and Function The PrintTest php file is just that an included file in the application that provides
15. order Sorder class Order var total 0 var itemcount 0 var items array var itemprices array var itemqtys array var Sitemname array var itemtype array function Order function get_contents items array foreach this gt items as tmp item item FALSE new Order item id Stmp item item qty this gt itemqtys tmp_item item price this gt itemprices tmp_item item name this gt itemname tmp_item item type this gt itemtype tmp_item item subtotal item qty item price items item function SortOrder Sa b if a id b id return 0 return a id lt b id 1 1 usort items SortOrder return items function add_item itemid qty 1 price FALSE name FALSE Stype FALSE if isset this gt itemqtys Sitemid amp amp this gt itemqtys Sitemid gt 0 this gt itemqtys itemid Sqty this gt itemqtys Sitemid this gt _update_total else this gt items itemid this gt itemqtys itemid qty this gt itemprices itemid price this gt itemname itemid name this gt itemtype itemid Stype this gt _update_total function edit item Sitemid qty if Sqty lt 1 this
16. private bool doLogin bool flag1 string text SELECT FROM Users WHERE UserName userName AND UserPassword Password OleDbConnection connection new DBConnection getOLDBConnection OleDbCommand command new OleDbCommand text1 connection1 OleDbParameter parameter new OleDbParameter user Name OleDbType VarChar Oxff DBConnection connection2 new DBConnection parameter1 Value this textBox2 Text OleDbParameter parameter new OleDbParameter Password OleDbType VarChar Oxff parameter2 Value connection2 Encrypt this textBox1 Text command 1 Parameters Add parameter 1 command 1 Parameters Add parameter2 OleDbDataReader readerl null try connection Open reader command1 ExecuteReader CommandBehavior SingleRow flag readerl HasRows catch Exception flag1 false 86 finally connection 1 Close if reader null reader1 Close reader null return flag a void menultem31_Click object sender System EventArgs e en Byorderid Order Summary ee void menultem32_Click object sender System EventArgs e os Bytableno Order Summary eae void timerl Tick 1 object sender System EventArgs e System DateTime currentDate System DateTime Now this Text currentDate ToLongDateString t currentDate ToLongTimeString private void ShowForm Form inForm inForm MdiParent
17. this ResumeLayout false endregion private void frmviewdesserts_Load object sender System EventArgs e string strCommand SELECT ID Name Description Price FROM Desserts OleDbDataAdapter da new OleDbDataAdapter OleDbConnection x new DBConnection getOLDBConnection da SelectCommand new OleDbCommand strCommand x DataSet ds new DataSet da Fill ds Desserts dataGrid1 DataSource ds Tables Desserts DefaultView private void dataGridl Navigate object sender System Windows Forms NavigateEventArgs ne private void buttonl Click object sender System EventArgs e this Dispose 105 Frmtables cs using System G Ta textBox3 using System Drawing using System Collections using System ComponentModel using System Windows Forms using System Data OleDb using System Data namespace WindowsApplication5 lt summary gt Summary description for Form6 lt summary gt public class frmtables System Windows Forms Form DataSet ds null private System Windows Forms Button button 12 private System Windows Forms Button button11 private System Windows Forms Button button 10 private System Windows Forms Button button9 private System Windows Forms Button button8 private System Windows Forms Button button private System Windows Forms Button button6 private System Windows Forms Button button private System Windows Fo
18. 1 private System Windows Forms ToolTip toolTipl 88 private System Windows Forms Label label6 private System Windows Forms Button button12 private System Windows Forms Button button7 private System Windows Forms Button button6 private System Windows Forms Button button5 private System Windows Forms Button button4 private System Windows Forms Button button3 private System Windows Forms Button button private System W indows Forms Button button 13 private System Windows Forms ErrorProvider errorProvider1 private System ComponentModel IContainer components public Entrees InitializeComponent TODO Add any constructor code after InitializeComponent call protected override void Dispose bool disposing if disposing if components null components Dispose base Dispose disposing public void loaddata navigationenable textBox1 Text null textBox1 DataBindings Clear textBox2 DataBindings Clear textBox3 DataBindings Clear textBox4 DataBindings Clear textBoxS DataBindings Clear button3 Enabled true button4 Enabled true button Enabled false string strCommand SELECT FROM Entrees OleDbDataAdapter adapter new OleDbDataAdapter OleDbConnection x new DBConnection getOLDB Connection adapter SelectCommand new OleDbCommand strCommand x ds new DataSet adapter Fill ds Entrees textBox1 DataBind
19. 1 00 00 57 230 Sinformation Interface Dot 1Rediod frequency 2412 is in use Mar 1 00 00 55 232 Notification Line protocol on Interface Dott 1Radiot changed State to up Close Window f i i Copyright e 1992 2004 by Cisco Systems EXPRESS SET UP Express Set Up Host Name oomi MAC Address 0005 9a38 42c0 Configuration Server Protocol DHCP Static IP IP Address ace IP Subnet Mask Basas Default Gateway og SNMP Community defautCommunity Read Only Read Write Role in Radio Network amp Access Point C Repeater C Root Bridge C Non Root Bridge Workgroup Bridge C Scanner Optimize Radio Network for Throughput Range Default Custom Aironet Extensions Enable Disable Role in Radio Network Access Point C Repeater Root Bridge C Non Root Bridge Workgroup Bridge Scanner Optimize Radio Network for Throughput Range Default Custom Aironet Extensions Enable Disable Step 6 Enter the configuration settings you obtained from your system administrator The configurable settings include System Name The system name while not an essential setting helps identify the access point on your network The system name appears in the titles of the management system pages Configuration Server Protocol Click on the button that matches the network s method of IP address assignment o DHCP IP addresses are automatically
20. 10 new System Windows Forms Button this button9 new System Windows Forms Button this button8 new System Windows Forms Button this button7 new System Windows Forms Button this button6 new System Windows Forms Button this buttonS new System Windows Forms Button this button4 new System Windows Forms Button this button3 new System Windows Forms Button this openFileDialog 1 new System Windows Forms OpenFileDialog this button1 new System Windows Forms Button this label2 new System Windows Forms Label this labell new System Windows Forms Label this textBox2 new System Windows Forms TextBox this textBox1 new System Windows Forms TextBox this textBox3 new System Windows Forms TextBox this label3 new System Windows Forms Label this button2 new System Windows Forms Button this label6 new System Windows Forms Label this toolTipl new System Windows Forms ToolTip this components this SuspendLayout button12 this button 12 BackColor System Drawing Color Beige this button 12 Font new System Drawing Font Microsoft Sans Serif 8 25F System Drawing FontStyle Bold System Drawing GraphicsUnit Point System Byte 0 this button12 Location new System Drawing Point 248 272 this button12 Name button12 this button12 TabIndex 48 this button12 Text Exit this toolTip1 SetToolTip this button 12 Exit this button
21. 118 0001 5445 b9e6 17 0Mbis Raciot 202 114 0005 9939 2451 52 0mats Event Log Time Severity Description Mar 1 00 C0 56 231 nolilicabon Line protocol on interface Dott 1Radio0 changed State to up Mar 1 00 00 57 259 Ener Interface Dot Radiot changed state 10 up Mar 1 00 00 57 231 information Interface Deti 1RadioD frequency 2447 selecied Mar 1 00 COST 231 intomnation interface Doll 1Racie frequency 2457 is muse Mar 1 00 00 57 231 intommation Interface Dott1Racio0 frequency 2437 is in use Mar 1 00 C0 57 231 information Interface Dotl 1Radio0 frequency 2427 is in use Mar 1 ON TS 738 xamanatinn interface Dati IRANIAN frequency 7477 is in use Mar 1 00 00 57 230 intonation Interface Dot 1Radio0 frequency 2417 is in use Mar 1 00 00 57 230 intormation Interface Dot 1Radiot frequency 2412 is in use Mar 1 00 00 55 232 notincanon Line protocol on Interface Dott 1Radio1 changed state to up Default IP Address Step 1 Connect a nine pin female DB 9 to RJ 45 serial cable to the RJ 45 serial port on the access point and to the COM port on a computer Connecting the Serial Cable 3 DB 9 to RJ 45 RJ 45 serial serial cable connector Step 2 Set up a terminal emulator to communicate with the access point Use the following settings for the terminal emulator connection 9600 baud 8 data bits no parity 1 stop bit and no flow control Assigning Basic Settings Step 1 Open your Inte
22. 12 Click new System EventHandler this button12 Click button 1 this button1 1 BackColor System Drawing Color Beige this button11 Font new System Drawing Font Microsoft Sans Serif 8 25F System Drawing FontStyle Bold System Drawing GraphicsUnit Point System Byte 0 this button11 Location new System Drawing Point 288 200 108 this buttonl1 Name button11 this button11 TabIndex 47 this button1 1 Text gt gt this toolTip1 SetToolTip this button11 Last Record this button1 1 Click new System EventHandler this button1 1 Click button10 this button 10 BackColor System Drawing Color Beige this button10 Font new System Drawing Font Microsoft Sans Serif 8 25F System Drawing FontStyle Bold System Drawing GraphicsUnit Point System Byte 0 this button10 Location new System Drawing Point 200 200 this button 10 Name button10 this button10 TabIndex 46 this button 10 Text gt this toolTip1 SetToolTip this button 10 Next Record this button 10 Click new System EventHandler this button10_Click button9 this button9 BackColor System Drawing Color Beige this button9 Font new System Drawing Font Microsoft Sans Serif 8 25F System Drawing FontStyle Bold System Drawing GraphicsUnit Point System Byte 0 this button9 Location new System Drawing Point 112 200 this button9 Name
23. 13 this BackColor System Drawing Color Silver this ClientSize new System Drawing Size 664 396 this Controls Add this button 13 this Controls Add this label6 this Controls Add this button12 this Controls Add this button 11 this Controls Add this button 10 this Controls Add this button9 this Controls Add this button8 this Controls Add this button7 this Controls Add this pictureBox 1 this Controls Add this button6 this Controls Add this button5 this Controls Add this button4 this Controls Add this button3 this Controls Add this button2 this Controls Add this button1 this Controls Add this label5 this Controls Add this label4 this Controls Add this label3 this Controls Add this label2 this Controls Add this label1 this Controls Add this textBox5 this Controls Add this textBox4 this Controls Add this textBox3 this Controls Add this textBox2 this Controls Add this textBox 1 this FormBorderStyle System Windows Forms FormBorderStyle Fixed3D 96 this Icon System Drawing Icon resources GetObject this Icon this Name Entrees this Text Entrees this Load new System EventHandler this Entrees_Load this ResumeLayout false endregion private void Entrees_Load object sender System EventArgs e navigationdisable textBox3 Enabled false textBox4 Enabled false button2 Enabled true LoadItemIDQ
24. FIWOS application pages Many variables are defined here relating to the submission of each of the forms and to which subseguent web page File Details Name Type Size Fiwos js Javascript 2 KB Source Code function AddMeals document OrderSummary action AddMeals php document OrderSummary submit function AddDrinks document OrderSummary action AddDrinks php document OrderSummary submit function SubmitClose if document TableSummary TableNo value gt 0 document TableSummary CloseTable value Yes document TableSummary action TableSummary php document TableSummary submit function SubmitConfirmEdit document EditItem action OrderSummary php document EditItem submit function SubmitEditItem EditName EditType EditQty document OrderSummary EditName value EditName document OrderSummary EditType value EditT ype document OrderSummary EditQty value EditQty document OrderSummary action Editltem php document OrderSummary submit function EditWith EditWith document EditItem EditName value w document EditItem EditItem value function EditWithout EditWithout document EditItem EditName value wo document EditItem EditItem value function Resetltem Resetltem document Editltem EditName value Resetltem 63 function EditAdd qty1 gty2 if qty1 lt qty2 qty 1 document EditItem EditQty
25. MoveNext 366 gt Sedititem echo lt select gt n echo lt td gt n resetitem _POST EditName tttr resetitem echo lt td height 20 class center gt lt input type button values With onclick EditWith gt lt td gt echo lt t gt wW y echo lt tr gt echo lt td height 20 class center gt lt input type button value Without onclickz EditWithout gt lt td gt echo lt tr gt echo lt tr gt resetitem _POST EditName Stttr resetitem echo lt td height 20 class center gt lt input type button value Reset onclick ResetItem Stttr gt lt td gt n n echo lt tr gt echo lt table gt echo lt br gt lt input type button value Confirm Edit onclick SubmitConfirmEdit gt n include Components VarHandlerPost php echo lt form gt n echo lt div gt HtmlFooter 2 gt 51 Database Description and Function The database file is critical in the FIWOS application as it defines a set of functions for accessing the database that is heavily used by the other files In addition to this Database php defines functions for pars
26. No gt echo lt td height 20 class center gt lt input type button value Finish Order onclick SubmitClose gt lt td gt echo lt tr gt n echo lt tr gt lt td height 20 class center gt lt input type button value Refresh List onclick RefreshList gt lt td gt lt tr gt echo lt tr gt lt td height 100 class center gt echo lt div class Heading2 gt Notice lt div gt echo lt div class Body1 gt Please select a table number and click Create Order to begin lt div gt echo lt td gt lt tr gt echo lt table gt echo lt br gt lt input type button value Create Order name test1 onclick SubmitTable gt n echo lt form gt n echo lt div gt HtmlFooter gt 44 Order Summary Description and Function The Order Summary page lists the summary of items for the current order This page also displays the current table number selected and provides the options to Add Meals or Add Drinks These buttons will link the program to the AddMeals php and AddDrinks php files respectively File Details Name Type Size OrderSummary php PHP 4 KB Source Code lt php include Components EditOrder p
27. RADIUS Sere HosinameoriP Address RADIUS Server Secret Apply Cancel SSID Table Delete SSID VLAN Encryption Authentication Native ae Key Management VLAN e FIWOS none none open none v Using the Express Security Page Note SSID has to have name of FIOWS which should be matching with PDA in our case Also we are going to use security such as WPA and not WEP Key Wi Fi Protected Access WPA is a data encryption specification for 802 11 wireless networks 11 that replaces the weaker WEP Created by the Wi Fi Alliance before an 802 111 security standard was ratified by the IEEE it improves on WEP by using dynamic keys Extensible Authentication Protocol to secure network access and an encryption method called Temporal Key Integrity Protocol TKIP to secure data transmissions WEP specifies a shared secret 40 or 64 bit key to encrypt and decrypt the data With WEP the receiving station must use the same key for decryption Each radio NIC and access point therefore must be manually configured with the same key Step 1 Type the SSID in the SSID entry field The SSID can contain up to 32 alphanumeric characters Step 2 To broadcast the SSID in the bridge beacon check the Broadcast SSID in Beacon check box When you broadcast the SSID devices that do not specify an SSID can associate to the bridge This is a useful option for an SSID used by guests or by client devices in a public space If you do not
28. The driver installation starts After reading and accepting the ScanSoft PaperPort 9 0SE License Agreement click Yes License Agreement Please read the following license agreement carefully Press the PAGE DOWN key to see the rest of the agreement ScanSoft End User License Agreement THE SOFTWARE AND MATERIALS PROVIDED WITH THIS AGREEMENT ARE LICENSED NOT SOLD AND AVAILABLE FOR USE ONLY UNDER THE TERMS OF THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT PLEASE READ THIS AGREEMENT CAREFULLY BY DOWNLOADING INSTALLING COPYING OR OTHERWISE USING THE SOFTWARE YOU AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT AND BECOME A PARTY TO THIS AGREEMENT IF YOU DO NOD Si Do you accept all the lerms of the preceding License Agreement If you select No the setup will close To install PaperPort you must accept this agreement No 18 When the Brother MFL Pro Suite Software License Agreement window appears click Yes Brother MFL Pro Suite Installation License Agreement Please read the following license agreement carztully Press the PAGE DOWN key to see the rest of the agreement End User License Agreement for Brother Software IMPORTANT PLEASE READ A CAREFULLY This End User License Agreement EULA is a legal agreement between you and Brother Industries Ltd Brother which governs your use of tre Brother software that will be installed if you press the Yes button on this Dialog Box SOFTWA
29. Windows Forms TextBox textBox1 private System Windows Forms TextBox textBox2 private System Windows Forms Button button private System Windows Forms Label label1 private System Windows Forms Label label2 private System Windows Forms Button button2 private System Windows Forms Button button3 private System Windows Forms Panel panel private System Windows Forms Menultem menultem29 private System Windows Forms PictureBox pictureBox2 private System Windows Forms PictureBox pictureBox3 private System Windows Forms Menultem menultem30 private System Windows Forms Menultem menultem3 1 private System Windows Forms Menultem menultem32 private System Windows Forms Timer timer private System Windows Forms Menultem menultem33 private System Windows Forms StatusBar statusBar1 private System Windows Forms StatusBarPanel UserPanel private System Windows Forms StatusBarPanel statusBarPanel1 private System ComponentModel IContainer components public void menudisable menultem1 Enabled false menultem2 Enabled false menultem3 Enabled false menultem4 Enabled false menultem5 Enabled false menultem6 Enabled false menultem7 Enabled false menultem8 Enabled false menultem9 Enabled false menultem10 Enabled false menultem11 Enabled false menultem12 Enabled false menultem13 Enabled false menultem14 Enabled false menultem15 Enabled false menultem16 Enabled false menultem17 Enabled
30. assigned by your network s DHCP server o Static IP The access point uses a static IP address that you enter in the IP address field IP Address Use this setting to assign or change the access point s IP address If DHCP is enabled for your network leave this field blank IP Subnet Mask Enter the IP subnet mask provided by your network administrator so the IP address can be recognised on the LAN If DHCP is enabled leave this field blank Default Gateway Enter the default gateway IP address provided by your network administrator If DHCP is enabled leave this field blank Radio Service Set ID SSID Enter the case sensitive SSID 32 alphanumeric characters maximum provided by your network administrator The SSID is a unique identifier that client devices use to associate with the access point Broadcast SSID in Beacon Use this setting to allow devices that do not specify an SSID to associate with the access point o Yes This is the default setting it allows devices that do not specify an SSID to associate with the access point o No Devices must specify an SSID to associate with the access point With No selected the SSID used by the client devices must match exactly the access point s SSID Role in Radio Network Click the box for each radio interface that describes the role of the access point on your network o Access Point Default click this box if the unit also called root access point is connected to a
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32. value qty1 of qty2 function RefreshList navigate TableSummary php function SubmitTable if document TableSummary TableNo value gt 0 document TableSummary action OrderSummary php document TableSummary submit function SubmitOrder document OrderSummary action TableSummary php document OrderSummary submit 64 FIWOS Cascade Style Sheet Description and Function This file defines all of the text styling attributes that the FIWOS Application uses This performs several functions relating to the look and feel of the application as well as all of the colours that it uses File Details Name Type Size Fiwos css HTML Style 7 KB Sheet Source Code center text align center Heading1 color 000000 font family arial font weight bold text align center font size 130 Heading2 color 0000FF font family arial font weight bold text align center font size 100 Bodyl color 000000 font family arial text align center font size 100 Entrees color 000000 font family arial font weight bold text align center background color 7FFF00 Mains color 000000 font family arial font weight bold text align center background color FF7F50 65 Desserts Drinks Notice color 000000 font family arial font weight bold text align center background
33. wired LAN o Repeater Click this box if the unit also called repeater non root is not connected to the wired LAN and supports wireless clients o Root Bridge Specifies that the unit is operating as a root bridge and connects directly to the main Ethernet LAN network In this mode the unit accepts an association from another Cisco Aironet non root bridge o Non root Bridge Specifies that the unit is operating as a non root bridge and connects to a remote LAN network and must associate with a Cisco Aironet root bridge using the wireless interface o Workgroup Bridge Check this box if your unit workgroup bridge is not connected to the wired LAN and supports wired clients e Scanner This setting is enabled when your product is being used by the Cisco WLSE to monitor wireless data traffic e Optimize Radio Network Use this setting for each radio interface to select either preconfigured settings for the access point radio or customised settings for the access point radio o Throughput Maximises the data volume handled by the access point but might reduce its range o Range Maximises the access point s range but might reduce throughput o Custom The access point uses settings you enter on the Network Interfaces Radio 802 11b Settings page Clicking Custom takes you to the Network Interfaces Radio 802 11b Settings page e Aironet Extensions Enable this setting for each radio interface if there are o
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35. x amp amp t amp dh Exit MainReport Main course Name 39 Ezisting Menu Gives a formatted report which includes Entrees Main Course and desserts This report can be used as the Menu of the restaurant Entrees Gives a report of all Entrees Main Course Gives a report of all Main Course meals Drinks Gives a report of all Drinks Desserts Gives a report of all Desserts Tables Gives a report of all Tables Orders Summary By Order Id This report will give a summary of all sales grouped be order id By Table No This report will give a summary of all orders grouped by table no Report Buttons To navigate through pages x To restore the report amp Print the report 40 Save the report in acrobat reader format pdf To Zoom in and out To search words in reports Help Tables Reports Help Help Gives the Help and Support for this system About Software information will display in this window 41 8 Program Structure The FIWOS application is made up of several files each of which performing a particular function within the application These files are grouped into three categories the main directory and the sub directories Components and Database The program files are grouped into these categories using the following directory structure Main Directory The following is a list of reguired files and their r
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38. Appendix B FIWOS System Installation Procedure Source Codes and User Manual 1 Back End Application Installation Follow the steps to install the application open setup msi H Fiwos Bow Welcome to the Fiwos Setup Wizard Sy The installer will guide you through the steps required to install Fiwos on your computer WARNING This computer program is protected by copyright law and international treaties Unauthorized duplication or distribution of this program or any portion of it may result in severe civil or criminal penalties and will be prosecuted to the maximum extent possible under the law If you use default settings of the system create a folder called fiwos in C drive and copy the database called Fiwos mdb into that folder If the database is in different location You must set the database path of the application Go to the folder where the application is stored By default path will be C Program Files SystemProject Fiwos Open the Fountain exe config file using Notepad application and set the data source path to new database location lt add key DataSource value Provider Microsoft Jet OLEDB 4 0 DataSource c fiwos Fiwos mdb 5 And save the Fountaion exe config file and run the program Default Login settings Username admin Password password Make sure to change the password for the admin user Username admin will not be deleted The data in the da
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45. RE By pressing Yes you agree to be legally bound by tke terms of this EULA Ifyou do not agree to the terms of this EULA you obtain no license to the SOFTWARE In such case you may not use the SOFTWARE Terms and Conditions J Do you accept all the terms of the preceding License Agreement If you select No the setup will close To install Brother MFL Pro Suite you must accept this agreement 19 The installation of the Brother drivers will automatically start 28 20 If the machine is configured for your network choose the machine from the list and then click Next Brother MFL Pro Suite Installation Choose the Brother machine you want to install NC 6200h Configure IP Address Refresh lt Back Next gt Cancel 21 If the machine is not yet configured for use on your network the following screen appears Click OK The Configure IP Address windows will appear Enter the proper IP address information for your network by following the on screen instructions Brother MFL Pro Suite x Find Unconfig red Device Configure IP Address Brother MFL Pro Suite Installation On Line Registration Select the company you would like to register with and click the Nest button To register your device select Brother to register the ScanSoft PaperPort software select ScanSoft If you prefer not to egister at this time click Next Erother Registration ScanSoft Reg
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49. al 2 lt br gt HtmlFooter 46 2 gt 47 Add Meals Description and Function This page displays all of the food items available for order from the current restaurant menu This file initiates the DisplayScript function from within the included file Scripts php to access the FIWOS database and display all of the available items File Details Name Type Size AddMeals php PHP 1KB Source Code lt php include Components Database php include Components Scripts php HtmlHeader Add Meals idcount 1 menuitems array menuitems 1 Entrees menuitems 2 Mains menuitems 3 Desserts DisplayScript Add Meals curtable menuitems AddMeals idcount HtmlFooter gt Add Drinks Description and Function Similar to the AddMeals php file the AddDrinks php file relies mostly on the DisplayScript function from within the Scripts php file to retrieve format and display all of the Drinks records from within the database File Details Name Type Size AddDrinks php PHP 1 KB Source Code lt php include Components Database php include Components Scripts php HtmlHeader Add Drinks idcount RecordCount Fiwos Entrees RecordCount Fiwos Mains RecordCount Fiwo
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53. broadcast the SSID client devices cannot associate to the bridge unless their SSID matches this SSID Only one SSID can be included in the bridge beacon Step 3 Optional Check the Enable VLAN ID check box and enter a VLAN number through 4095 to assign the SSID to a VLAN You cannot assign an SSID to an existing VLAN Step 4 Optional Check the Native VLAN check box to mark the VLAN as the native VLAN Step 5 Select the security setting for the SSID The settings are listed in order of robustness from No Security to WPA which is the most secure setting If you select Static WEP Key choose the key number and encryption key size and enter the encryption key 10 hexadecimal characters for 40 bit keys or 26 hexadecimal characters for 128 bit keys If you select EAP Authentication or WPA enter the IP address and shared secret for the authentication server on your network Step 6 Click Apply The SSID appears in the SSID table at the bottom of the page 12 4 PDA Configuration for the Front end Step 1 Switch on the PDA Step 2 Go to the start and click to settings as shown below Step 3 It shows 8 different functions and we need to click connections Step 4 There is 6 different functions of connecting to wireless and we are going to use Dell WLAN Utility as shown below 13 Step 5 It shows that WLAN Utility there is two different boxes Click on top one is using connect to enable mode to wi
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63. etwork the following list appears If the list is blank check if the access point and the machine are powered on and then click Refresh Choose the machine you wish to configure and click Next Wireless Device Setup Wizard E Available Wireless Devices 9 More than one Wireless Device was found Select the device you wish to configure and click Next IP Address MAC Address Printer Name BRN lt 192 0 0 192 MIF BRN_XXXXXX 192 0 0 XX es ere W series Anywhere Refresh Important Notice If no devices appear and you te running a personal firewall Please disable the firewall and click the Refresh button to re search the wireless network Help lt Back Next gt Cancel 12 The wizard will search for wireless networks available from your machine If more than one wireless network is available the following list appears Choose the access point you wish to associate the machine with and then click Next 25 E Available Wireless Networks 4 CS Choose the access point or Ad hoc network that the Device will be associated with Name SSID Wireless Mode a tea MEN 1 802 1 1b g 11Mbps 54Mbps ami 6 802 11b 11Mbps UWA Access Point Rita Ad hoc Rest Base Station Network Add Ifthe access point or Ad hoc network name doesn t appear click the Add button to manually specify the network name Help lt Back Next 5 Cancel 13 If your network is not configured for Authentica
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67. he power jack for external power or the Ethernet cable for in line power from the access point Step 2 Press and hold the MODE button while you reconnect power to the access 2 to 3 seconds and release the button All access point settings return to factory defaults Using a Web browser Note Basic configuration on Wireless Access Point Wireless Access Point Name BOXHILL IP Address 10 0 0 5 Subnetmask 255 255 255 0 MAC Address 0005 9a38 42c0 Default Gateway 10 0 0 1 Step 1 Open your Internet browser Step 2 Enter the access point s IP address in the browser address line and press Enter An Enter Network Password window appears Step 3 Enter your username in the User Name field The default username is Cisco Step 4 Enter the access point password in the Password field and press Enter The default password is Cisco The Summary Status page appears Step 5 Click System Software and the System Software screen appear Step 6 Click System Configuration and the System Configuration screen appear Step 7 Click the Reset to Defaults button Cisco Systems TETTITITI TITI Cisco 1200 Access Point Hostname BOXHILL Association Clients 0 Rensaters 0 Netveork identity IP Address 10 0 0 5 MAC Address 0005 9238 42c0 Network Interfaces Interface MAC Address Transmission Rate Rrsstememet 0005 9238 42c0 100413 Radioc 802
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77. istration ScanSoft Registration gi Cancel 23 Click Finish to restart your computer 29 6 PDA Ordering System Table summary Table Summary Table 1 Occupied Finish Order Notice Please select a table number and click Create Order to begin Table 9 Vacant 1 This is the first page you will see when you logon to the ordering system 2 This will display table status 3 To start a new order select a vacant table from the list and press Create Order button 4 Finish Order button will close the order and print it to appropriate locations such as kitchen Bar Cashier 5 To get the latest table statuses press Refresh List button Order summary Order Summary Table 4 No Items in Current Order Add Meals Add Drinks Clear Order Submit Order 30 1 This is the main page for the current order which has started You can add Meals Drinks using Add Meals and Add Drinks buttons 2 To clear the current order from the PDA memory press Clear Order button 3 Submit Order button will send the current order to the printer Add Meals Drinks Entrees Main Courses Desserts and Drinks will display in different colours 1 Press Add button to add that item Del button will remove that item from the order as one item per time 2 After selecting items press Add to order button to add them in to the order
78. iy View ra Create new Web Virtual Directory pename Next you will see the Virtual Directory Creation Wizard from the first screen click the next button 9 You will then be asked to type in an Alias by which you will access the virtual directory from your web browser this is the name you will type into your web browser after localhost to view any web pages you place in the directory 10 Next you will see a Browse button click on this to select the directory your web site pages are in on your computer after which click on the next button to continue 11 On the final part of the wizard you will see a series of boxes if you are not worried about security then select them all if you are and want to run ASP scripts then check the first two followed by the next button 12 Once the virtual directory is created you can view the web pages in the folder by typing http Nocalhost aliasName where aliasName is place the alias you called the virtual directory into the address bar of your web browser you can substitute localhost for the name of your computer if you wish 3 Configuration of Wireless Access Point 1200 to Default Settings Using the Mode Button If you need to start over during the initial setup process follow these steps to reset the access point to factory default settings using the access point MODE button Step 1 Disconnect power t
79. k infrastructure will be using internet What is the name of the Step 17 Now we need to choose the channel which can make us connect to Ad hoc We use channel 3 at the moments 19 Step 18 Next it will ask about WEP Keys which is making more secure through the data But in our cases do not need to use it Step 19 Once you done the above steps properly clicks the finish tab as shown below 20 The configuration of the new net complete Press Finish to accept the config and add the new network Step 20 Check whether it is working or not by using internet explorer click the internet explorer Step 21 In the Internet Explorer type in the address http 10 0 0 2 FIWOS MainPage The screen should appear as shown above 21 5 Setting a wireless Brother printer 1 Turn on the machine by plugging in the power cord 2 Turn on your computer 3 Put the supplied CD ROM into your CD ROM drive If the language screen appears choose your language 4 The CD ROM main menu will appear Click Install MFL Pro Suite PIETEI brother MFC 200 Top Menu 2 Install MFL Pro Suite install Optional Applications Documentation 4 On Line Registration CT Brother Support E Repair MFL Pro Suite 5 Choose Wireless Network Connection and then click Next Wireless Device Setup Wizard Connection Type CC Select the connection type ofthe device you want to in
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81. lete This will direct to a separate window The format of the windows to Add Edit Delete Entrees Main Course Desserts Drinks will be same 35 Press Load Data button to load table details which are stored in the database To navigate through data use Go to First record Go to previous record Go to last record Add new Item When the window is loaded it will set to add a new item by default System will give the next available Item no Able to provide a description of up to 255 characters Make sure 36 not to enter sign when entering the price This system will not be able to recognise asa currency type Browse button can be used to insert a picture To add a new Item fill appropriate data and press Add button Once Add button is pressed the data will store in the data base and new Item no will appear in the Item No field Saye Save Changes Go to the specific record you need to change Then change the fields Press Save button This button actually saves the data after any changes made Delete i Delete a record Select the record and press Delete button Cancel Cancel an operation You can press cancel button at any time to stop changing loading data or adding a new record Clear Clear fields This button will clear all fields except Item No View Quick view To get a non printable list of Items Pictures will not display at
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85. nly Cisco Aironet devices on your wireless LAN or the unit is configured in repeater mode Step 7 Click Apply to save your settings If you have changed the IP address you will lose your connection to the access point Browse to the new IP address to reconnect to the access point Your access point is now running but probably requires additional configuring to conform to your networks operational and security requirements Consult the sections in this appendix for the information you need to complete the configuration Enabling the Radio Interfaces 10 Step 1 Use your internet browser to access your access point Step 2 When the Summary Status page displays click Network Interfaces gt Radio0 802 11b or Network Interfaces gt Radio0 802 1 1g and the radio status page displays Step 3 Click Settings and the radio settings page displays Step 4 Click Enable in the Enable Radio field Step 5 Click Apply Step 6 Click Radio1 802 11A and the radio status page displays Step 7 Repeat Steps 3 to 5 Step 8 Close your internet browser Hostname BOXHILL EXPRESS SECURITY NETWORK Express Security Set Up H CIA SSID Configuration 1 SSID FIWOS F Broadcast SSID in F 2 VLAN No VLAN Enable VLAN ID 1 4095 1 Native VLAN 3 Security No Security Static WEP Key Keyi 128 bit EAP Authentication RADIUS Sener Hostname or IP Address RADIUS Server Secret
86. nt Microsoft Sans Serif 9 75F System Drawing FontStyle Bold System Drawing GraphicsUnit Point System Byte 0 this label1 ForeColor System Drawing SystemColors ActiveCaptionText this labell Location new System Drawing Point 48 48 this label1 Name label1 this label1 Size new System Drawing Size 160 23 this label1 TabIndex 5 this label1 Text Item ID label2 this label2 Font new System Drawing Font Microsoft Sans Serif 9 75F System Drawing FontStyle Bold System Drawing GraphicsUnit Point System Byte 0 this label2 ForeColor System Drawing SystemColors ActiveCaptionText this label2 Location new System Drawing Point 48 80 this label2 Name label2 this label2 Size new System Drawing Size 160 23 this label2 TabIndex 6 this label2 Text Name label3 this label3 Font new System Drawing Font Microsoft Sans Serif 9 75F System Drawing FontStyle Bold System Drawing GraphicsUnit Point System Byte 0 this label3 ForeColor System Drawing SystemColors ActiveCaptionText this label3 Location new System Drawing Point 48 128 92 this label3 Name label3 this label3 Size new System Drawing Size 160 23 this label3 TabIndex 7 this label3 Text Description label4 this label4 Font new System Drawing Font Microsoft Sans Serif 9 75F System Drawing FontSt
87. rawing FontStyle Bold System Drawing GraphicsUnit Point System Byte 0 this button10 Location new System Drawing Point 384 304 this button 10 Name button10 this button 10 Tablndex 22 this button10 Text gt this toolTip1 SetToolTip this button10 Next this button 10 Click new System EventHandler this button10_Click_1 button 11 this button1 1 BackColor System Drawing Color Beige this button11 Font new System Drawing Font Microsoft Sans Serif 8 25F System Drawing FontStyle Bold System Drawing GraphicsUnit Point System Byte 0 this button11 Location new System Drawing Point 480 304 this button 1 1 Name button11 this button11 TabIndex 23 this button1 1 Text gt gt this toolTip1 SetToolTip this button11 Last Record this button1 1 Click new System EventHandler this button1 1 Click button7 this button7 BackColor System Drawing Color Beige this button7 Font new System Drawing Font Microsoft Sans Serif 8 25F System Drawing FontStyle Bold System Drawing GraphicsUnit Point System Byte 0 this button7 Location new System Drawing Point 8 352 this button7 Name button7 this button7 TabIndex 19 this button7 Text Load Data this toolTip1 SetToolTip this button7 Load all records this button7 Click new System EventHandler this button7_Click button6
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90. reless mode Now go to the setting box and click on setting as shown below Step 6 Choose the bottom item which is Dell Axim X51 WLAN Wireless Adapter and click that one 14 PPTP NDISWAN Miniport Remote NDIS Host AsyncMac NDISWAN Miniport A Virtual Ethernet Intermediate Minipori Step 7 In Dell Axim X51 WLAN Wireless Adapter there are two radio boxes and we need to use the IP address 10 0 0 3 to connect to our web server and the Subnet mask of 255 255 255 0 as shown below Step 8 Don t use this part of the section 15 Step 9 Once done the previous step we need to click on the OK button Step 10 Apply this configuration by pushing the buttons which is located on the left side of corner 16 Step 11 After the previous step the following screen should appear showing us that it s enabled the wireless Step 12 Go back to Step4 and click Odyssey Client as shown below ro tei Step 13 Tick the box and click any as shown below 17 Step 14 Have look at the bottom and click on settings It comes up with couple of different functions chose configure shown below Step 15 Now we are able to create our name of project which is FIWOS click the add button as shown below 18 Step 16 It shows that name of network and it asks which types of networks want to use Now we are going to use Ad hoc which is connected within local networ
91. rgs e l ShowReport new ViewTable Tables oe void menultem25_Click object sender System EventArgs e i ShowReport new FullMenu Full Menu void menultem24 Click object sender System EventArgs e ShowForm new frmmains iwa void menultem28 Click object sender System EventArgs e ShowForm new frmtables 83 private void menultem14 Click object sender System EventArgs e private void statusBar2_PanelClick object sender System Windows Forms StatusBarPanelClickEventArgs e private void menultem26_Click object sender System EventArgs e private void buttonl Click object sender System EventArgs e private void button3_Click object sender System EventArgs e Help ShowHelp this Application StartupPath fountain chm new Form5 Show this Close cec string flag string aUserName ConfigurationSettings AppSettings userName ToString string strSQL SELECT FROM Users WHERE UserName userName OleDbConnection x new DBConnection getOLDBConnection OleDbCommand myCmd new OleDbCommand strSQL x OleDbParameter aParal new OleDbParameter userName OleDbT ype VarChar 255 aParal Value textBox2 Text myCmd Parameters Add aPara1 OleDbDataReader aReader null OleDbCommand aCommand null OleDbConnection aConnection null try x Open aReader myCmd ExecuteRead
92. rms Button button4 private System Windows Forms Button button3 private System Windows Forms OpenFileDialog openFileDialog 1 private System Windows Forms Button button private System Windows Forms Label label2 private System Windows Forms Label label1 private System Windows Forms TextBox textBox2 private System Windows Forms TextBox textBox1 private System Windows Forms TextBox textBox3 private System Windows Forms Label label3 private System Windows Forms Button button2 private System Windows Forms Label label6 private System Windows Forms ToolTip toolTipl private System ComponentModel IContainer components 106 public frmtables Required for Windows Form Designer support InitializeComponent TODO Add any constructor code after InitializeComponent call lt summary gt Clean up any resources being used lt summary gt protected override void Dispose bool disposing if disposing if components null components Dispose base Dispose disposing public void loadtables textBox1 DataBindings Clear textBox2 DataBindings Clear textBox3 DataBindings Clear button3 Enabled true button4 Enabled true button1 Enabled false string strCommand SELECT FROM Tables OleDbDataAdapter adapter new OleDbDataAdapter OleDbConnection x new DBConnection getOLDB Connection adapter SelectCommand new OleDbCommand strCommand
93. rnet browser Step 2 Enter the access point s IP address in the browser address line and press Enter An Enter Network Password screen appears Step 3 Press Tab to bypass the Username field and advance to the Password field Step 4 Enter the case sensitive password Cisco and press Enter The Summary Status page appears Step 5 Click Express Setup The Express Setup screen appears pa om i a e Cisco 1200 Access Point Hostname BOJHIL Pe Ip haved aaa Association Clients Renesters 0 Natyror Identity IP Address 10 0 0 5 MAC Address 0005 9a38 42c0 Network Interfaces matao MAC Address Transmission Rate Fasteinernst 0006 0a3B 42c0 100Mbfo Raglo0 802 118 0001 6445 b008 11 0Nb 5 Raglo1 802 118 0005 029 2451 54 0Mbis Event Loa Time Sum ty Description Mar 1 00 00 59 231 PNotification Line protocol on Interface Dott 1Radio0 changed state to up Mar 1 00 00 57 250 Error Interface Dot 1Radio0 changed state to up Mat 1 00 00 57 231 information Interface Dott 1Radio0 fraquency 2447 selected Mar 1 00100197 231 information interface Dott 1Radio0 frequency 2457 is in use Mar 1 00 00 57 231 information Interface Dott 1Radio0 Nuquency 2437 is in use Mar 1 00 00 67 231 information Interface Dot 1Radi00 frequency 2427 is in use Mar 1 00 00 57 230 information interface Doti 1Radio0 frequency 2422 is in use Mar 1 00 00 67 230 information Interface Dot 1Radio0 frequency 2417 is in use Mar
94. s Desserts 1 menuitems array menuitems 1 Drinks DisplayScript Add Drinks curtable menuitems AddDrinks idcount HtmlFooter gt 49 Edit Item Description and Function The EditItem php file is accessed from clicking the Edit button displayed next to an item in the current order This page retrieves all of the available food modifiers from within the database and displays them in a table File Details Name Type Size EditItem php PHP 3 KB Source Code lt php include Components EditOrder php include Components Database php include Components Scripts php HtmlHeader Edit Item echo lt div class Heading1 gt Edit Item lt div gt echo lt div class Heading2 gt Table curtable lt div gt echo lt div class center gt lt form name EditItem method post action OrderSummary php gt n SEditQtyl 1 EditQty2 _POST EditQty echo lt table width 250 border 0 class center gt n echo lt tr gt Ww echo lt td halign center gt n echo lt input type text class _POST EditType readonly size 40 name EditName value _POST EditName 5 w7 echo lt td gt n 3
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96. some alternative print testing ability The main difference between this file and the printing functions defined in the Scripts php file is that this one is written in JavaScript as a client side print control alternative that was to be explored further File Details Name Type Size PrintTest php PHP Javascript 2 KB Source Code lt script language JavaScript gt var gAutoPrint true Flag for whether or not to automatically call the print function function printSpecial if document getElementById null var html lt HTML gt n lt HEAD gt n if document getElementsByTagName null var headTags document getElementsByTagName head if headTags length gt 0 html headTags 0 innerHTML html n lt HE AD gt n lt BODY gt n var printReadyElem document getElementByld printReady if printReadyElem null html printReadyElem innerHTML alert Could not find the printReady section in the HTML return html n lt BO DY gt n lt HT MI var printWin window open printSpecial printWin document open print Win document write html printW in document close if gAutoPrint printWin print else 59 alert Sorry the print ready feature is only available in modern browsers lt script gt III To be added to controls l
97. stall Local Connection USB or Parallel J Custom Install AP C Wired Network Connection Ethernet F Custom Install Wireless Network Connection I Custom Install 6 Choose Wireless Setup and Driver Install and then click Next 22 Wireless Device Setup Wizard Wireless Installation Type Wi vice Sctup Wizard 8 Click the bottom one Setting Up Wireless 2 si o 23 Wireless Device Setup Wizard Setting Up Wireless 9 If you choose This PC has wireless capability check I am using an access point in infrastructure mode and then click Next Wireless Device Setup Wizard Setting Up Wireless 10 To communicate with the un configured wireless machine temporarily change the wireless settings on your PC to match machine s default settings shown on this screen Click Next 24 Wireless Device Setup Wizard Changing PC s Wireless Settings To communicate with the un configured wireless device please change the wireless settings on this PC to the following Communication Mode Ad Hoc Channel 11 if applicable Network Name SSID SETUP Encryption Mode None Case sensitive Please contact your network administrator or refer to your PU N user s guide if you require more information a When you have configured the wireless network settings click Next to continue Cancel 11 If more than one wireless machine is available on the n
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99. t div id printReady 5 lt p gt Hello World Your Printable Page Content Goes Here lt p gt lt div gt lt form id printMe name printMe 5 lt input type button name printMe onClick printSpecial value Print this Page gt lt form gt III To be added to controls 60 Variable Handler Post Description and Function This file came about when particular variables had to be defined and accessed among multiple web pages within the same cookie session This file is included in most of the other files in this application as it defines the TableNo variable that is passed between pages As addition values are reguired they will be defined here File Details Name Type Size VarHandlerPost php PHP 1 KB Source Code lt php echo lt input type hidden name TableNo value curtable gt gt 61 Variable Handler Get Description and Function This file receives the values that are defined in VarHandlerPost php Additional values will be added as the application is enhanced File Details Name Type Size VarHandlerGet php PHP 1 KB Source Code lt php curtable _POST TableNo 2 gt 62 FIWOS Control Script Description and Function This JavaScript file defines all of the client side processing functions behind each of the HTML form buttons that are displayed on each of the
100. tabase are only for testing purposes Make sure to add new data to tables according to your menu 2 Web Server Installation in Windows XP Pro If you are running Windows XP Professional on your computer you can install Microsoft s web server Internet Information Server 5 1 IIS for free from the Windows XP Pro installation CD and configure it to run on your system 1 Place the Windows XP Professional CD ROM into your CD ROM Drive 2 Open Add Remove Windows Components found in Add Remove Programs in the Control Panel 3 Place a tick in the check box for Internet Information Services ITS leaving all the default installation settings intact 4 Once IIS is installed on your machine you can view your home page in a web browser by typing http localhost you can substitute localhost for the name of your computer into the address bar of your web browser If you have not placed your web site into the default directory you should now be looking at the IIS documentation 5 If you are not sure of the name of your computer right click on the My Computer icon on your desktop select Properties from the shortcut menu and click on the Computer Name tab 6 Your default web directory to place your web site in is C Unetpub wwwroot but if you don t want to over write the IIS documentation found in this directory you can set up your own virtual directory through the Int
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102. this window Exit To exit to main window Tables 37 This pull down menu can be used to get guick view of table no no of people can sit and availability View Manage Tables View This window displays Table No No of seats and Current status Manage Tables Load Table Details Press Load Data button to load table details which are stored in the database 38 Add new Table When the window is loaded it will set to add a new table by default System will give the nezt available table no You only have to enter the no of seats Availability will be Vacant by default To add a new table enter the capacity in numbers Press Add button Once Add button being pressed the data will store in the data base and new table no will appear in the Table No field Edit a record Go to the specific record you need to change Then change the fields Press Edit button This button actually saves the data after change Delete a record Select the record and press Delete button Cancel an operation You can press cancel button at any time to stop changing loading data or adding a new record After the Cancel button is pressed current operation will close and table records will be loaded Clear fields This button will clear the Seats field Reports Tables Reports Help Existing Menu Entrees Orders Summary gt By Order Id ms EY Table No f Report Viewer
103. tion and Encryption the following screen will appear To continue installation click OK and go to step 15 Wireless Device Setup Wizard D ATTENTION Name SSID WLAN This Wireless Network is not secure It is not using secure authentication and encryption Do you want to continue setup OK Cancel 14 If your network is configured for Authentication and Encryption the following screen will appear When configuring your Brother wireless machine you must ensure that it is configured to match the Authentication and Encryption settings of your existing wireless network Choose the Authentication Method and Encryption Mode from the pull downs in each setting box Then enter the Network key and click Next 26 Wireless Device Setup Wizard Authentication Method and Encryption Mode Open System WEP Ri 15 Click Next The settings will be sent to your machine The settings will remain unchanged if you click Cancel Wireless Network Settings Confirmation Note In this case do not need to setup for Authentication and Encryption This procedure will show that how can we setup the Authentication and Encryption 16 It show that wireless settings of your computer back to their original settings Click Next 27 Wireless Device Setup Wizard F E Please Remember Wireless Setup is now complete Remember to restore your computer wireless settings to their original settings 17
104. tring price textBox4 Text string imgURL textBox5 Text string item textBox1 Text double pricex Convert ToDouble price int itemid int Convert Tolnt32 item OleDbCommand myCmd new OleDbCommand string strSQL if textBox5 Text Length gt 0 strSQL Update Entrees SET Description description Price pricex Picture Picture 56 a ID itemid Name name Where ID itemid FileStream aStream new FileStream imgURL FileMode OpenOrCreate FileAccess Read byte aByteArray new byte aStream Length aStream Read aByteArray 0 System Convert ToInt32 aStream Length aStream Close OleDbParameter aPara new OleDbParameter Picture OleDbType Binary aPara Value aByteArray myCmd Parameters Add aPara else strSQL Update Entrees SET Description description Price pricext Where 596 PUN ID itemid Name name ID itemid 3 OleDbConnection x new DBConnection getOLDB Connection myCmd Connection x myCmd CommandText strSQL try x Open myCmd ExecuteNonQuery catch Exception ez finally Console WriteLine gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt ez ToString x Close 99 private void button7_Click object sender System EventArgs e private void button10 Click object sender System EventArgs e loaddat
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