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Environment Settings in Other Execution Environments This section describes the setting operation in a development environment up to sample program execution. ❏ HTML5 (To Build a Web Server on Windows/Linux) (p. 26) ❏ Java (p. 27) ❏ Windows (Visual Basic .NET) (p. 28) ❏ Silverlight (p. 29) ❏ Flash (p. 30) ❏ Android (p. 31) ❏ Windows CE (p. 33) ❏ iOS (p. 37) ❏ Windows Store Apps (p. 38) HTML5 (To Build a Web Server on Windows/Linux) Item Development environment (example) Required item Sample program file name Source editing Description Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 IIS (Internet Information Services) or Apache HtmlApplication1.zip Edit the IP address of ePOS-Print supported TM printer to suit the network environment.  TM-DT:  Wireless LAN: Automatically acquired by DHCP (192.168.192.168 if it cannot be automatically acquired)  Wired LAN: 192.168.192.168  TM-i: Automatically acquired by DHCP (192.168.192.168 if it cannot be automatically acquired)  TM Printer: 192.168.192.168 Environment Setting Procedure 1 Install IIS. 2 Configure your computer and ePOS-Print supported TM printer so that they can connect to the network. 3 Extract the sample program and copy the extracted sample program files into the root folder of IIS. System drive : \Inetpub\wwwroot 4 Open the sample program html file using Visual Studio. 26

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Environment Settings in Other Execution Environments
This section describes the setting operation in a development environment up to sample program
execution.
❏
HTML5 (To Build a Web Server on Windows/Linux) (
p. 26
)
❏
Java (
p. 27
)
❏
Windows (Visual Basic .NET) (
p. 28
)
❏
Silverlight (
p. 29
)
❏
Flash (
p. 30
)
❏
Android (
p. 31
)
❏
Windows CE (
p. 33
)
❏
iOS (
p. 37
)
❏
Windows Store Apps (
p. 38
)
HTML5 (To Build a Web Server on Windows/Linux)
Environment Setting Procedure
1
Install IIS.
2
Configure your computer and ePOS-Print supported TM printer so that they can
connect to the network.
3
Extract the sample program and copy the extracted sample program files into the
root folder of IIS.
System drive :
\Inetpub\wwwroot
4
Open the sample program html file using Visual Studio.
Item
Description
Development environment
(example)
Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
Required item
IIS (Internet Information Services) or Apache
Sample program file name
HtmlApplication1.zip
Source editing
Edit the IP address of ePOS-Print supported TM printer to suit the
network environment.
<Default value>
TM-DT:
Wireless LAN: Automatically acquired by DHCP
(192.168.192.168 if it cannot be automatically acquired)
Wired LAN: 192.168.192.168
TM-i:
Automatically acquired by DHCP
(192.168.192.168 if it cannot be automatically acquired)
TM Printer:
192.168.192.168