Response without Request from POS Terminal
Aswin Sundar
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Mark Salter
You might to explain your ask and setup.
The ISOSource of the ISOMsg request is where the response shoild go.
Please see the jpos Programmers guide.
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On 09/01/2025 09:24, Aswin Sundar wrote:
How can we send the response to the POS Terminal without requesting it once we (JPOS Application) get the response asynchronously from a third-party API?
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chhil
If you have a request listener for requests from POS, the implementation of the request listener has a process method that hands you an ISOSource and ISOMsg. The iso source has a send method that will send the message back to the request sender.
Are you trying to send an unsolicited message to a POS?