When the application starts up, the 'IsBarcodeEnabled' method is called about 15 times, is passed an empty property set and returns:
01 Prop 01: IsBarcodeEnabled / 1
Also on startup, the 'ResetButton' method is called which appears to set the set which buttons on the toolbar are turned on or off and which buttons are active. Resetting them makes the enable button Active and off, and the process mode buttons inactive and off, as you can see from the outputs. Here are the Inputs:
01 Prop 01: SWECmd / InvokeMethod
01 Prop 02: SWEMethod / ResetButton
01 Prop 03: SWEService / HTML FS Barcoding Tool Bar
01 Prop 04: SWERPC / 1
01 Prop 05: SWEC / 1
01 Prop 06: SWEIPS / @0*0*0*0*0*3*0*
And these Outputs:
01 Prop 01: NEW_ENABLED / N
01 Prop 02: ACTIVE_ENABLED / Y
01 Prop 03: ACTIVE_CHECKED / N
01 Prop 04: UPDATE_CHECKED / N
01 Prop 05: FIND_ENABLED / N
01 Prop 06: FIND_CHECKED / N
01 Prop 07: NEW_CHECKED / N
01 Prop 08: UPDATE_ENABLED / N
The control keys are then determined. First the 'GetStartKeyCode' method is called with these Inputs:
01 Prop 01: SWECmd / InvokeMethod
01 Prop 02: SWEMethod / GetStartKeyCode
01 Prop 03: SWEService / HTML FS Barcoding Tool Bar
01 Prop 04: SWERPC / 1
01 Prop 05: SWEC / 2
01 Prop 06: SWEIPS / @0*0*0*0*0*3*0*
And these Outputs:
01 Prop 01: KeyCode / 220
Lastly, the End key via the 'GetEndKeyCode' method with these Inputs:
01 Prop 01: SWECmd / InvokeMethod
01 Prop 02: SWEMethod / GetEndKeyCode
01 Prop 03: SWEService / HTML FS Barcoding Tool Bar
01 Prop 04: SWERPC / 1
01 Prop 05: SWEC / 3
01 Prop 06: SWEIPS / @0*0*0*0*0*3*0*
And these Outputs:
01 Prop 01: KeyCode / 220
Clicking the enable button triggers the 'Active' method has these Inputs:
01 Prop 01: SWEActiveView / All Service Request List View
01 Prop 02: SWECmd / InvokeMethod
01 Prop 03: SWEMethod / Active
01 Prop 04: SWEActiveApplet / Service Request List Applet
01 Prop 05: SWEService / HTML FS Barcoding Tool Bar
01 Prop 06: SWERPC / 1
01 Prop 07: SWEC / 22
01 Prop 08: SWEIPS / @0*0*0*0*0*3*0*
and these Outputs:
01 Prop 01: OPTION0 / Service Request
01 Prop 02: NEW_ENABLED / Y
01 Prop 03: OPTION2 / Repair
01 Prop 04: ACTIVE_ENABLED / Y
01 Prop 05: ACTIVE_CHECKED / Y
01 Prop 06: OPTION3 / Pick Ticket
01 Prop 07: UPDATE_CHECKED / N
01 Prop 08: OPTION6 / Serial #
01 Prop 09: FIND_ENABLED / Y
01 Prop 10: Check / 1
01 Prop 11: OPTIONS_LENGTH / 7
01 Prop 12: OPTION4 / Order
01 Prop 13: FIND_CHECKED / Y
01 Prop 14: OPTION5 / Product
01 Prop 15: NEW_CHECKED / N
01 Prop 16: OPTION1 / Asset #
01 Prop 17: UPDATE_ENABLED / Y
Clicking the Find button gives you these Inputs:
01 Prop 01: SWEActiveView / All Service Request List View
01 Prop 02: SWECmd / InvokeMethod
01 Prop 03: SWEMethod / Find
01 Prop 04: SWEActiveApplet / Service Request List Applet
01 Prop 05: SWEService / HTML FS Barcoding Tool Bar
01 Prop 06: SWERPC / 1
01 Prop 07: SWEC / 11
01 Prop 08: SWEIPS / @0*0*0*0*0*3*0*
And these Outputs:
01 Prop 01: OPTION0 / Service Request
01 Prop 02: NEW_ENABLED / Y
01 Prop 03: OPTION2 / Repair
01 Prop 04: ACTIVE_ENABLED / Y
01 Prop 05: ACTIVE_CHECKED / Y
01 Prop 06: OPTION3 / Pick Ticket
01 Prop 07: UPDATE_CHECKED / N
01 Prop 08: OPTION6 / Serial #
01 Prop 09: FIND_ENABLED / Y
01 Prop 10: Check / 1
01 Prop 11: OPTIONS_LENGTH / 7
01 Prop 12: OPTION4 / Order
01 Prop 13: FIND_CHECKED / Y
01 Prop 14: OPTION5 / Product
01 Prop 15: NEW_CHECKED / N
01 Prop 16: OPTION1 / Asset #
01 Prop 17: UPDATE_ENABLED / Y
Clicking the New button (on the toolbar) gives you these Inputs:
01 Prop 01: SWEActiveView / All Service Request List View
01 Prop 02: SWECmd / InvokeMethod
01 Prop 03: SWEMethod / New
01 Prop 04: SWEActiveApplet / Service Request List Applet
01 Prop 05: SWEService / HTML FS Barcoding Tool Bar
01 Prop 06: SWERPC / 1
01 Prop 07: SWEC / 23
01 Prop 08: SWEIPS / @0*0*0*0*0*3*0*
And these Outputs:
01 Prop 01: OPTION0 / Serial Number Entry
01 Prop 02: NEW_ENABLED / Y
01 Prop 03: ACTIVE_ENABLED / Y
01 Prop 04: ACTIVE_ENABLED / Y
01 Prop 05: UPDATE_CHECKED / N
01 Prop 06: FIND_ENABLED / Y
01 Prop 07: Check / 1
01 Prop 08: OPTIONS_LENGTH / 1
01 Prop 09: FIND_CHECKED / N
01 Prop 10: NEW_CHECKED / Y
01 Prop 11: OPTIONS_LENGTH / 7
Clicking the Update button (on the toolbar) gives you these Inputs:
01 Prop 01: SWEActiveView / All Service Request List View
01 Prop 02: SWECmd / InvokeMethod
01 Prop 03: SWEMethod / Update
01 Prop 04: SWEActiveApplet / Service Request List Applet
01 Prop 05: SWEService / HTML FS Barcoding Tool Bar
01 Prop 06: SWERPC / 1
01 Prop 07: SWEC / 24
01 Prop 08: SWEIPS / @0*0*0*0*0*3*0*
And these Outputs:
01 Prop 01: OPTION0 / Asset
01 Prop 02: NEW_ENABLED / Y
01 Prop 03: ACTIVE_ENABLED / Y
01 Prop 04: ACTIVE_ENABLED / Y
01 Prop 05: UPDATE_CHECKED / Y
01 Prop 06: FIND_ENABLED / Y
01 Prop 07: Check / 1
01 Prop 08: OPTIONS_LENGTH / 1
01 Prop 09: FIND_CHECKED / N
01 Prop 10: NEW_CHECKED / N
01 Prop 11: UPDATE_ENABLED / Y
And perhaps the most important one, scanning the data. This executes the 'ProcessData' method and would occur after the second end control character is received from the scanner. The Inputs are:
01 Prop 01: OPTION / Service Request
01 Prop 02: BARCODE / 2-7144002
And these Outputs:
01 Prop 01: Applet Name / Service Request List Applet
Keep in mind that in many cases, the actual property values are based on data pulled from the 'FS Barcode Mappings' BC.
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