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Make sure Application has permission to use Internet!

Android uses its built-in Socket functions. It does not require any extra importing. The result from testing the connection will be inside the connectionLog property. Please view the code samples on the right-hand side of your screen.

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Code Samples

[Java] To do this, open the android manifest file and add this line of code.

<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" />

[Java] Creating and initializing the class


// CREATE CLASS
hcmTerminal terminal;

// INITIALIZE CLASS
terminal = new hcmTerminal();

[Java] Settings needed for the class


// SAVE SETTINGS
terminal.terminalIp = "127.0.0.1";
terminal.terminalPort = 8080;

[Java] Processing different types. * Some require you to set amount,clerkId,invoiceNumber


// PUCHASE
terminal.amount = 100;
terminal.clerkId = 525;
terminal.invoiceNumber = 111;
terminal.hcmPurchase();

// REFUND
terminal.amount = 100;
terminal.clerkId = 525;
terminal.invoiceNumber = 111;
terminal.hcmRefund();

// VOID
terminal.hcmVoid();

// PREAUTH
terminal.amount = 100;
terminal.clerkId = 525;
terminal.invoiceNumber = 111;
terminal.hcmPreAuth();

// CAPTURE
terminal.amount = 100;
terminal.clerkId = 525;
terminal.invoiceNumber = 111;
terminal.hcmCapture();

// SETTLE
terminal.hcmSettle();

// REPRINT
terminal.hcmRePrint();

[Java] Testing Connection *make sure ip and port are already set


// TEST CONNECTION
terminal.hcmTestConnection();

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