Package com.six.timapi

Class Terminal

  • public class Terminal
extends Object

    Terminal base implementation. Create instance of TerminalApi to connect to payment terminal.

    Most simple usage is using synchronous methods like this example: 

     
 // Create settings with Terminal-ID of terminal to connect to
 com.six.TerminalSettings settings = new com.six.TerminalSettings();
 settings.setTerminalId("12345678");

 // Create terminal
 com.six.Terminal terminal = new com.six.Terminal(settings);

 // Run transaction
 terminal.transaction(com.six.constants.TransactionType.PURCHASE,
    new com.six.Amount(8.5, com.six.constants.Currency.CHF));

 // Disconnect from terminal and clean up properly
 terminal.dispose();

    The above example blocks until the transaction finishes. To create a responsive application use asynchronous methods like this example: 

     
 // Asynchronous listener handling terminal events.
 class TerminalHandler extends com.six.DefaultTerminalListener {
    @Override
    public void transactionCompleted(com.six.TimEvent event, final com.six.TransactionResponse data) {
        javax.swing.SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                // handle transaction finished using data
            }
        });
    }
 }

 // Create settings with Terminal-ID of terminal to connect to
 com.six.TerminalSettings settings = new com.six.TerminalSettings();
 settings.setTerminalId("12345678");

 // Create terminal
 com.six.Terminal terminal = new com.six.Terminal(settings);

 // Add listener to handle events
 terminal.addListener(new TerminalHandler());

 // Run transaction
 terminal.transactionAsync(com.six.constants.TransactionType.PURCHASE,
    new com.six.Amount(8.5, com.six.constants.Currency.CHF));

 // Once the transaction completes TerminalHandler.transactionCompleted will be called