| Note: The CWT will upload its configuration to WebOffice on reboot with a cwtconfig.xml file available on the SD card. It any article and/or Tariffpackage with the same ID exist in WebOffice this will be overwritten. |
PAYMENT element
•set the parameter ongoingPurchaseDatabaseLocation to "Global"
Example
<PAYMENT tickFactor="100" currency="978" defaultVAT="2500" ongoingPurchaseDatabaseLocation="Global"/>
PAYMENTSERVICE element
•Set the parameter purchasePreRequisitesMode to Online
•Set the parameter ongoingPurchaseDatabaseReplication to AtPurchase
Example
<PAYMENTSERVICE paymentServiceId="1"
name="PrePay"
userIdentifier="Code"
ticketRemovalTimer="30"
autoCardPay="true"
articleChoice="true"
defaultArticleId="1"
tariffChoice="false"
defaultTariffId="1"
overpayment="Confirm"
addPay="NewBuy"
purchasePreRequisitesMode="Online"
ongoingPurchaseDatabaseReplication="AtPurchase" >
TARIFFPACKAGE element
Create a Tariff Package for Pre-Requisites.
Example of a tariff where the third party replies with a Tariff ID.
See REST or SOAP for an explanation.
This Tariff Package will be used to calculate the amount to pay, to print a ticket and to send a purchase to WebOffice.
<TARIFFPACKAGE name="PreReqFixedParking" tariffPackageId="15001">
<ticket ticketType="PrePayCheckIn" ticketId="0" />
<ticket ticketType="Normal" ticketId="0" />
<description row="0" col="0" string="Paidparking@" />
<description row="0" col="1" string="€ 6 / @hour@" />
<description row="1" col="0" string="Mon@ @tm@ @Sat@:" />
<description row="1" col="1" string="07.00-19.00" />
<description row="2" col="0" string="ShoppingSunday@" />
<description row="2" col="1" string="12.00-19.00" />
<tariff>
PACKAGE "PreReqFixedParking";
min ticks = 1;
max paid units = 600;
INTERVAL "DAYS weekdays";
timepredicate = "((($daytype = 0) or($daytype = 1) or($daytype = 5)) and ($hour in [07 to 19[))";
tariffrate = linear 6 per 60;
INTERVAL "Shopping sunday";
timepredicate = "((($daytype = 3)) and ($hour in [12 to 19[))";
tariffrate = linear 6 per 60;
INTERVAL "FREE" : priority 0;
timepredicate = #always;
tariffrate = flat 0 until end of interval;
</tariff>
</TARIFFPACKAGE>
Example of a Tariff Package where the customer pays on an external page and insert a reference ID in the terminal
This Tariff Package is used to create a ticket and send a zero-amount purchase to WebOffice.
<TARIFFPACKAGE name="CNPFallback" tariffPackageId="10003">
<ticket ticketType="PrePayCheckIn" ticketId="0" />
<description row="0" col="0" string="Payedparking@" />
<description row="0" col="1" string="€ 0,90 / @hour@" />
<description row="1" col="0" string="Mon@ @tm@ @Sat@:" />
<description row="1" col="1" string="09.00-19.00" />
<description row="2" col="0" string="ShoppingSunday@" />
<description row="2" col="1" string="12.00-19.00" />
<tariff>
PACKAGE "CNPFallback";
min paid units = 5;
max paid units = 600;
INTERVAL "DAYS weekdays";
timepredicate = "((($daytype = 0) or($daytype = 1) or($daytype = 5)) and ($hour in [09 to 19[))";
tariffrate = linear 90 per 60;
INTERVAL "Shopping sunday";
timepredicate = "((($daytype = 3)) and ($hour in [12 to 19[))";
tariffrate = linear 90 per 60;
INTERVAL "FREE" : priority 0;
timepredicate = #always;
tariffrate = flat 0 until end of interval;
</tariff>
</TARIFFPACKAGE>
ARTICLE element
For a set up where the customer purchase parking space and time on an external site:
•Create an ARTICLE for the “Purchase Pre-Requisites”.
•Set the parameter acceptZeroPurchase to true.
•Create a sub-element deliverables with the ticket setting matching your set up. The ticket ID shall match the ticket to print.
Example
<ARTICLE acceptZeroPurchase="true" articleId="10003" name="ClickNPark" useCommonTariffs="false" defaultTariffId="10003" autoSelectTariff="true">
<paymentService id="1" />
<deliverables>
<ticket ticketType="PrePayCode" ticketId="1" />
<ticket ticketType="Normal" ticketId="1" />
</deliverables>
</ARTICLE>
For a set up where the third party responds with a Tariff Package ID or an Amount to pay:
| Important: All parties; WebOffice, CWT, and Third party; must have the same Tariff Package defined. |
•Create an ARTICLE for the “Purchase Pre-Requisites”.
•Create a sub-element deliverables with the ticket setting matching your set up. The ticket ID shall match the ticket to print.
Example
<ARTICLE articleId="10002" name="Prereq" useCommonTariffs="false" defaultTariffId="15000" autoSelectTariff="true">
<paymentService id="1" />
<deliverables>
<ticket ticketType="PrePayCode" ticketId="0" />
<ticket ticketType="Normal" ticketId="0" />
</deliverables>
</ARTICLE>
ARTICLETARIFFGROUP element
Create an ARTICLETARIFFGROUP element to link the ARTICLE and the TARIFFPACKAGE together.
example
<ARTICLETARIFFGROUP articleTariffGroupId="0" articleId="10002">
<buttonControlledPackage id="01" tariffPackageName="PreReqFixedParking" />
</ARTICLETARIFFGROUP>
TICKET element
Create a TICKET for the pre-requisites purchases to display e.g. the purchase number from the external site.
Example of a simple ticket
<TICKET ticketId="1" height="300" width="380" orientation="Landscape" layout="@f32@y4@x5ClickAndPark - valid to@y10@x5@f48@lu@v111 @v15 @ll@v10 @v13@y15@x5@v86@y22@x5@ln@f48License plate: @v46@y28@x5@f32@y32@x5Arrival: @v88 @v90@y35@x5@f24MeterId: @v33@dx1PurchaseNumber: @v34@dx1Tariff ID: @v203">
<margin left="0" right="0" top="65" bottom="0" />
</TICKET>
Figure 2, Example of a ticket
