iVend Retail 6.5 - Extensibility Guide

iVend Retail 6.5 - Extensibility Guide

Introduction

iVend Add-on Framework is used for writing Custom Business Logic independently by a programmer. iVend Addon allows to extend business logic either in Management Console or at the Terminal POS. The addon framework allows deployment of multiple Add-Ons on one Enterprise. The extended business logic is deployed as an Add-on centrally at the Enterprise which then gets auto-replicated to entire retail landscape.

Environment:

iVend Retail 6.5

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