Release V5.2.5
Terminal UI Improvements
Payment terminal interface improvements to enhance user experience:
- Improved Transaction Approval and Receipt Screens (UP-97)
- Tablet UI Support for Sunmi V3 MIX (UP-710)
- App Orientation Option & UI Adjustments for V3Mix (UP-698)
- App Orientation Option for V3Mix Terminal (UP-745)
IMPROVEMENT
[UP-97]Improved Transaction Approval and Receipt Screens
Context: Payment terminal screens had multiple steps for transaction approval, signature collection, and receipt selection, creating a lengthy process for merchants and customers.
Solution: Implemented a streamlined UI workflow that combines the approval and signature screens while optimizing receipt selection options based on transaction type.
Impact: Merchants can now complete transactions more efficiently with fewer screen interactions, and customers experience a more intuitive payment flow with clearer guidance at each step.
- Implementation Details
- Testing & Validation
- Database Changes
System Changes Overview
- Database Changes: None
- Configuration Changes: None
- Code Changes: Modified UI components, navigation logic and screen layouts
- Filesystem Changes: Updated layout XML files and resource strings
- Data Migration: None
Implementation Actions
- Created new combined approval/signature screen layout
- Modified receipt selection UI to appear on the same screen when appropriate
- Updated text and component rendering for clearer user guidance
- Adjusted navigation logic to support the new streamlined flow
- Added dynamic text scaling for error messages for better readability
Configuration and Access Steps
- Configure terminal settings with various Receipt Policy options to test all scenarios
- No special configuration is required to access the new screens
- New screens will be displayed automatically during payment transactions
- Navigation: Perform a standard payment transaction to see the new screens
Test Scenarios
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Transaction With Signature
- Steps: Process a card payment requiring signature → View combined approval/signature screen → Sign or skip → Select receipt option
- Expected result: Single combined screen shows approval status and signature area, with receipt options appearing immediately after
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Transaction Without Signature
- Steps: Process a card payment not requiring signature → View approval screen → Select receipt option
- Expected result: Approval screen shows receipt options without requiring additional screens
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Declined Transaction
- Steps: Process a payment with a card that will be declined → View decline screen
- Expected result: Decline screen appears with correctly sized error message and appropriate receipt options based on error type
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Transaction With Different Receipt Settings
- Steps: Configure different receipt policy combinations → Process transactions
- Expected result: Only configured receipt options (Print, Email, No Receipt) appear on screens based on settings
Common Issues
- Screen may not display correctly if terminal language includes very long translations
- Ensure proper activation of all required receipt policies in terminal configuration
- Custom receipt text formatting may not appear correctly if exceeding space limitations
- If signature screen is not appearing for appropriate cards, verify card verification requirements
Potential Impact Areas
- UI Components: Payment confirmation screens, receipt selection interface, and signature capture components have been modified
- Reports & Analytics: No impact on reports or analytics functionality
- APIs & Integrations: Receipt policy API parameters still function but control the new combined interface
- Database Queries: No impact on database queries
- Business Logic: Transaction flow sequence has been optimized but functional outcomes remain unchanged
- Performance: Improved UI responsiveness and reduced screen transition time for payment completion
Schema Updates
- No database schema changes were implemented
- No new tables or fields have been added
- No existing data structures were modified
Rollback Information
Database rollback is not applicable for this feature as no database changes were made.
- This feature consists entirely of UI changes and navigation logic
- No database objects were created, modified, or removed
- No data migration or transformation was performed
- Rollback would only involve reverting code changes if necessary
IMPROVEMENT
[UP-710]Tablet UI Support for Sunmi V3 MIX
Context: The SoftPOS terminal application interface was not optimized for tablet devices like the Sunmi V3 MIX, resulting in poor display and user experience on larger screens.
Solution: Implemented adaptive UI layouts for the SoftPOS application that automatically adjust to both portrait (800x1280) and landscape (1280x800) orientations on the V3 MIX tablet.
Impact: Terminal users with Sunmi V3 MIX devices now have a fully optimized interface with proper scaling, button placement, and text readability in both screen orientations.
- Implementation Details
- Testing & Validation
- Database Changes
System Changes Overview
- Database Changes: None
- Configuration Changes: Added device-specific configuration parameters for V3 MIX tablet display
- Code Changes: Enhanced UI controllers with tablet-specific layouts and responsive components
- Filesystem Changes: Added new layout XML files for tablet support
- Data Migration: None
Implementation Actions
- Install the updated terminal application package
- Verify correct display on Sunmi V3 MIX tablets
- Test both orientation modes for proper UI rendering
- Confirm text size and component spacing across all screens
Configuration and Access Steps
- Install the updated terminal application on a Sunmi V3 MIX device
- Access the Settings screen and locate the orientation toggle option
- Toggle between Portrait and Landscape modes to test orientation changes
- Navigation: Settings → Screen Orientation (Portrait/Landscape)
Test Scenarios
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Screen Orientation Switching
- Steps: Open Settings, toggle orientation option, observe screen behavior
- Expected result: Application interface adjusts smoothly to the selected orientation
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Form Layout Verification
- Steps: Navigate through various screens (Terminal ID selection, Languages, Operation menu)
- Expected result: All screens display properly with correct component positioning and text sizes
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Keyboard Behavior Testing
- Steps: Open screens with text input (Email entry), focus on input field
- Expected result: Keyboard appears without overlapping important UI elements
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Transaction Flow Validation
- Steps: Complete a full transaction in both orientations (sale, void, refund)
- Expected result: All transaction screens display properly with correct component layout
Common Issues
- Pixelation of logos on high-resolution screens
- Keyboard overlapping input fields on certain screens
- Inconsistent text sizes between similar screens
- "A-Z" button size disparity on the Transaction ID entry screen
Potential Impact Areas
- UI Components: All terminal application screens have been optimized with responsive layouts
- Reports & Analytics: No impact on reporting functionality
- APIs & Integrations: No changes to API behaviors or integrations
- Database Queries: No changes to database interactions
- Business Logic: Transaction flow and processing logic remains unchanged
- Performance: Minimal performance impact from enhanced UI rendering on tablet devices
Schema Updates
- No database schema changes were required for this enhancement
- All modifications are contained within the application UI layer
- No new tables, fields, or data structures were added or modified
Rollback Information
Database rollback is not applicable for this release as no database changes were implemented.
- No database schema modifications were made
- No data migration or transformation was performed
- All changes are contained within the application UI layer
- Rollback would only require reinstalling the previous application version
IMPROVEMENT
[UP-698]App Orientation Option & UI Adjustments for V3Mix
Context: The V3 MIX device supports landscape mode by default, but some customers prefer using it in portrait mode, requiring UI adaptation for both orientations.
Solution: Implemented comprehensive UI adaptation for the Sunmi V3 MIX terminal device with support for both portrait and landscape orientations and screen-specific optimizations.
Impact: Terminal users can now select their preferred screen orientation in the Settings menu, and all application screens have been optimized for the V3 MIX tablet display in both orientations.
- Implementation Details
- Testing & Validation
- Database Changes
System Changes Overview
- Database Changes: None
- Configuration Changes: None
- Code Changes: Modified Android XML layouts and resources to support tablet formats
- Filesystem Changes: None
- Data Migration: None
Implementation Actions
- Created new layouts for tablet screen formats with sw700dp qualifier
- Added orientation-specific layouts for both portrait and landscape modes
- Implemented screen orientation toggle in Settings menu
- Optimized UI components (buttons, text fields, keyboards) for tablet display
- Enhanced language support with updated translations for all supported languages
Configuration and Access Steps
- Install the terminal application on a Sunmi V3 MIX device
- Log in to the application using valid credentials
- Navigate to: Settings → Portrait/Landscape
- Toggle between orientation options to verify functionality
Test Scenarios
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Orientation Change Validation
- Steps: Open Settings menu, toggle between Portrait and Landscape options
- Expected result: Application UI adjusts correctly to the selected orientation
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UI Component Scaling
- Steps: Navigate through various screens in both orientations
- Expected result: All UI elements (buttons, text fields, labels) are properly sized and positioned
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Transaction Flow in Both Orientations
- Steps: Complete a full payment transaction in Portrait mode, then repeat in Landscape mode
- Expected result: All transaction screens display correctly and function properly in both orientations
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Keyboard Functionality
- Steps: Test input screens (Enter Amount, Enter Transaction ID, Enter Email) in both orientations
- Expected result: Virtual keyboard appears correctly positioned and functional in both orientations
Common Issues
- Check for text overflow in localized versions, especially with longer text strings
- Verify screen transitions maintain proper state during orientation changes
- Ensure that numeric keypad layout is consistent with physical keypads (7,8,9 at bottom row)
- Confirm proper logo sizing and positioning across all screens
Potential Impact Areas
- UI Components: All screens have been redesigned for tablet display with consistent styling across orientations.
- Reports & Analytics: No impact on reporting functionality.
- APIs & Integrations: No changes to API endpoints or integration components.
- Database Queries: No impact on database functionality.
- Business Logic: Transaction flows remain unchanged, only UI presentation is affected.
- Performance: UI optimization may improve performance on tablet devices by using more appropriate layout resources.
Schema Updates
- No schema changes are included in this update
- No tables or columns have been added, modified, or removed
- No data modifications are required
Rollback Information
Database rollback is not applicable for this implementation.
- This update does not contain any database changes
- All modifications are limited to the terminal application UI
- No data migration or transformation is performed
- No database operations require special handling during deployment
IMPROVEMENT
[UP-745]App Orientation Option for V3Mix Terminal
Context: V3Mix tablets support both portrait and landscape orientations, but customers had no way to switch between them as needed for different usage scenarios.
Solution: Implemented an orientation control switch in the terminal application's Settings menu, enabling users to select their preferred screen orientation.
Impact: Terminal operators can now easily adapt their V3Mix devices to operate in either portrait or landscape mode, improving ergonomics and display layouts for different environments.
- Implementation Details
- Testing & Validation
- Database Changes
System Changes Overview
- Database Changes: None
- Configuration Changes: Added new application preference for storing orientation settings
- Code Changes: Added orientation detection, switching logic, and UI controls
- Filesystem Changes: None
- Data Migration: None
Implementation Actions
- Added tablet device detection mechanism
- Created screen orientation selection control in Settings screen
- Implemented orientation persistence between application sessions
- Added multi-language support for orientation labels
- Ensured consistent UI appearance in both orientations
Configuration and Access Steps
- Install V5.2.5 version of the application on a V3Mix terminal
- Log in to the terminal application
- Access Settings menu
- Navigation: Main Menu → Settings
Test Scenarios
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Access Orientation Switch
- Steps: Navigate to the Settings screen and verify the Portrait/Landscape orientation control is visible
- Expected result: The orientation control appears after the Debug Mode option with a visual divider
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Switch to Portrait Mode
- Steps: On the Settings screen, set the orientation switch to "Portrait" position
- Expected result: Screen immediately rotates to portrait orientation and all UI elements adjust accordingly
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Switch to Landscape Mode
- Steps: On the Settings screen, set the orientation switch to "Landscape" position
- Expected result: Screen immediately rotates to landscape orientation and all UI elements adjust accordingly
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Orientation Persistence
- Steps: Select an orientation, exit the application, and restart it
- Expected result: The application starts in the previously selected orientation
Common Issues
- Ensure that device localization settings are properly configured before testing
- Verify that orientation changes do not disrupt ongoing transactions
- Check email entry functionality as this was identified as a potential issue area
- Confirm that all screen elements adapt properly to orientation changes
Potential Impact Areas
- UI Components: All terminal UI screens must properly adapt to orientation changes with revised layouts.
- Reports & Analytics: No impact on reports or analytics functionality.
- APIs & Integrations: No impact on API communications or integrations.
- Database Queries: No impact on database operations or queries.
- Business Logic: No changes to transaction processing or business rules.
- Performance: Minor impact as orientation changes trigger UI redraws and configuration updates.
Schema Updates
- No database schema changes were implemented in this release
- Device orientation preferences are stored in the application's SharedPreferences
- No tables, fields, or indices were added or modified
Rollback Information
Database rollback is not applicable for this feature.
- No database structure changes were made
- No data migration was performed
- All configuration is contained within the application's internal storage
- Standard application update/downgrade procedures would handle any rollback requirements
Terminal Stability Improvements
Enhanced transaction stability and reliability on terminal devices:
- Fixed transaction processing on Sunmi/SoftPos terminals (UP-469)
- Fixed Background Thread Management during App Restart (UP-793)
IMPROVEMENT
[UP-469]Fixed transaction processing on Sunmi/SoftPos terminals
Context: When a transaction was approved and the terminal screen was subsequently locked, the transaction timer would continue running, eventually triggering an X04 error followed by an automatic void operation.
Solution: Implemented proper timer management to stop the transaction timer when a successful approval is received and prevent timer-related cancellations when the terminal screen is locked.
Impact: Transactions now remain in approved status even when the terminal screen is locked immediately after approval, eliminating unintended voids and improving the reliability of payment processing.
- Implementation Details
- Testing & Validation
- Database Changes
System Changes Overview
- Database Changes: None
- Configuration Changes: None
- Code Changes: Modified timer handling in terminal application
- Filesystem Changes: None
- Data Migration: None
Implementation Actions
- Enhanced terminal timer lifecycle management
- Improved activity state handling during transaction processing
- Added proper termination of transaction timers when activities are stopped
- Refactored service stopping mechanism to provide better activity context awareness
Configuration and Access Steps
- Install the updated terminal application (v5.2.5)
- No special configuration is required
- Basic transaction processing remains unchanged
- Navigation: Regular payment flow
Test Scenarios
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Approved transaction with immediate screen lock
- Steps: Process a sale transaction, wait for approval (A01 screen), immediately lock the terminal screen, wait 10+ minutes, unlock the screen
- Expected result: Transaction remains in approved state, no void is performed
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Approved transaction with delayed screen lock
- Steps: Process a sale transaction, wait for approval, wait 1 minute, lock the terminal screen, wait 10+ minutes, unlock the screen
- Expected result: Transaction remains in approved state, no void is performed
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Transaction in progress with screen lock
- Steps: Initiate a transaction, lock the screen before completion, unlock after several minutes
- Expected result: Transaction behavior follows regular timeout rules for incomplete transactions
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Multiple transactions with screen locks between
- Steps: Process multiple transactions with screen locks between them
- Expected result: All completed transactions remain in their final state, no unexpected voids
Common Issues
- Screen lock during PIN entry might still cause transaction cancellation (expected behavior)
- Very long periods between approval and receipt display might trigger timeout regardless of screen state
- Applications running in background might be terminated by OS after extended periods
- Network connectivity issues during screen lock may affect transaction status reporting
Potential Impact Areas
- UI Components: Minimal impact on transaction status displays after screen unlock
- Reports & Analytics: Reduction in unexpected void transactions in transaction reports
- APIs & Integrations: No impact on external interfaces
- Database Queries: No impact on database operations
- Business Logic: Improved transaction finalization process for terminal applications
- Performance: Optimized timer handling reduces resource usage when screen is locked
Schema Updates
- No database schema changes were implemented
Rollback Information
Database rollback is not applicable as this change does not involve any database modifications.
- No database tables or data are modified by this change
- The fix is implemented entirely within the terminal application code
- No migration scripts are required for this improvement
- No data restructuring or conversion is needed
FIX
[UP-793]Fixed Background Thread Management during App Restart
Context: During SoftPOS application restart, background threads from the previous session remained active, causing conflicts with new threads.
Solution: Implemented proper thread termination logic that correctly stops all background processes when the application is restarted.
Impact: Eliminated S20T System error that occurred when users attempted to use log-diagnostics after restarting the application, improving overall stability.
- Implementation Details
- Testing & Validation
- Database Changes
System Changes Overview
- Database Changes: None
- Configuration Changes: None
- Code Changes: Modified thread management in the SoftPOS application to properly terminate background threads during app restart
- Filesystem Changes: None
- Data Migration: None
Implementation Actions
- Update the application to version 5.2.5
- No additional configuration is required after update
- No server-side changes are needed
- Background thread management is automatically improved with the update
Configuration and Access Steps
- Install SoftPOS application version 5.2.5
- Log in with standard credentials
- Navigate to SoftPOS App → Settings → Diagnostics
Test Scenarios
-
Application Restart Test
- Steps: Launch the application, minimize it, force close from task manager, relaunch the application
- Expected result: Application should restart without errors
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Diagnostic Function Test After Restart
- Steps: Restart the application, navigate to diagnostics menu, initiate log-diagnostics function
- Expected result: No S20T System error should appear, diagnostic function should complete normally
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Multiple Restart Stability Test
- Steps: Perform multiple application restarts in succession, then access diagnostics
- Expected result: Application should remain stable without error messages
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Background Process Verification
- Steps: Use system tools to monitor running processes before and after restart
- Expected result: Previous background threads should be properly terminated after restart
Common Issues
- If S20T errors persist, verify that the correct application version (5.2.5) is installed
- Application cache might need to be cleared if upgrading from a previous version
- On some devices, a complete device restart may be required after application update
- Ensure device has sufficient system resources for proper thread management
Potential Impact Areas
- UI Components: No direct impact on UI components
- Reports & Analytics: No impact on reporting functionality
- APIs & Integrations: No changes to external API interfaces
- Database Queries: No impact on database query patterns
- Business Logic: Improved application stability during restart operations
- Performance: Reduced memory usage due to proper thread termination
Schema Updates
- No database schema changes included in this release
- No data structure modifications required
- No table alterations implemented
Rollback Information
Rollback is possible without database-related concerns
- No database changes are involved in this release
- The modifications are limited to application code
- Reverting to a previous version would not affect database integrity
- No data transformation or migration is performed during update
Terminal Settings Improvements
The following settings improvements have been implemented in this release:
- Optimized Settings Menu for SoftPOS Terminals (UP-530)
- Terminal Password Reliability Improvement (UP-546)
- Optimized Camera Permission Request on SoftPos Terminal (UP-667)
- Implementation Details
- Testing & Validation
- Database Changes
System Changes Overview
- Database Changes: None
- Configuration Changes: None
- Code Changes: Modified the settings menu generation logic in the FormBuilder component
- Filesystem Changes: None
- Data Migration: None
Implementation Actions
- Modified the FormBuilder.java file to use the already initialized platform-specific settings array in offline mode
- Added a platform type check to ensure appropriate menu options display based on device type
- Removed redundant array recreation for offline mode
- Preserved the existing behavior for online mode
Configuration and Access Steps
- Install the TidyPay SoftPOS application v5.2.5 on a supported device
- Access the Settings menu by tapping on the Settings icon
- Test in both online and offline modes (disconnect from network to test offline)
- Navigation: Main Menu → Settings
Test Scenarios
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Online Mode Settings Verification
- Steps: Open the SoftPOS application with active internet connection, navigate to Settings
- Expected result: Only SoftPOS-specific settings options are displayed
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Offline Mode Settings Verification
- Steps: Disable internet connection on the device, restart the application, navigate to Settings
- Expected result: Only SoftPOS-specific options are shown, PCI-specific options (like "Remove Keys") should not appear
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Network Transition Testing
- Steps: Open the app in online mode, navigate to Settings, disable internet, return to main menu, go back to Settings
- Expected result: Settings menu should remain consistent with SoftPOS-appropriate options only
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Different Device Platform Testing
- Steps: Test the same menu on both SoftPOS and Sunmi devices with identical network conditions
- Expected result: Each device type should display settings appropriate for its platform
Common Issues
- After device sleep/wake cycle, connection status may need time to refresh
- Menu options may not update immediately after network status change
- Some devices may require app restart to reflect network status changes
- On certain devices, camera permissions may need to be manually granted for all app functionality
Potential Impact Areas
- UI Components: Only the Settings menu display is affected; no other UI components are modified
- Reports & Analytics: No impact on reporting functionality
- APIs & Integrations: No changes to API endpoints or integration points
- Database Queries: No database queries are affected by this change
- Business Logic: Menu display logic is improved but no business processes are altered
- Performance: Slight improvement in menu generation efficiency by eliminating redundant array creation
Schema Updates
- No database schema changes were implemented for this improvement
- No new tables or columns were added
- No existing data structures were modified
Rollback Information
This change does not involve any database modifications, so no database rollback considerations apply.
- The implementation is limited to application code changes
- No data migration or transformation is performed
- No database objects are created or modified
- Standard application deployment rollback procedures apply if needed
IMPROVEMENT
[UP-546]Terminal Password Reliability Improvement
Context: Terminals occasionally lost connection to the gateway when they were powered off during password rotation operations, resulting in corrupted password data.
Solution: Implemented a secure terminal password update mechanism with backup storage to prevent connection loss even when terminals are unexpectedly powered off.
Impact: Terminals will now maintain gateway connectivity even after unexpected power loss during password operations, eliminating the need for manual terminal reinitialization.
- Implementation Details
- Testing & Validation
- Database Changes
System Changes Overview
- Database Changes: None
- Configuration Changes: Added new secure storage slot for terminal password backup
- Code Changes: Enhanced password rotation logic with verification and recovery mechanisms
- Filesystem Changes: None
- Data Migration: None
Implementation Actions
- Update terminal application to version 5.2.5
- No additional configuration is required post-update
- Existing password data will be automatically secured with the new mechanism
- No merchant or operator action is required
Configuration and Access Steps
- Install latest terminal application version 5.2.5
- No additional configuration is required
- The feature works transparently in the background
- Navigation: No specific UI path as this is a background system process
Test Scenarios
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Normal Password Rotation
- Steps: Allow terminal to perform scheduled password rotation operation
- Expected result: Password is stored in both primary and backup slots with verification
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Terminal Power Loss During Password Update
- Steps: Initiate password rotation and disconnect power during the process
- Expected result: After restart, terminal should reconnect to gateway using backup password copy
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Primary Password Slot Corruption
- Steps: Simulate corruption in primary password slot (developer testing only)
- Expected result: Terminal should automatically recover using backup password slot
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Terminal Diagnostic Verification
- Steps: Check terminal diagnostic logs after power cycling during password operation
- Expected result: Logs should show successful recovery from backup password slot
Common Issues
- Terminals with very old firmware versions may need to be updated before receiving this improvement
- Terminals that have already lost connection will still require reinitialization
- Process applies only to new password rotation operations after update
- Custom terminal configurations should be reviewed for compatibility
Potential Impact Areas
- UI Components: No impact as this is a background process
- Reports & Analytics: No impact on reporting functionality
- APIs & Integrations: Improved reliability for terminal-to-server communications
- Database Queries: No impact on database operations
- Business Logic: Enhanced reliability for payment processing operations
- Performance: Slight increase in password operation time due to verification steps
Schema Updates
- No database schema changes included in this update
- All modifications are contained within the terminal application
- No data migration or structure modifications required
Rollback Information
Database rollback is not applicable for this change.
- No database changes are included in this update
- All modifications are contained in terminal application code
- No data structure or content modifications performed
- Reverting would require rolling back terminal application version
IMPROVEMENT
[UP-667]Optimized Camera Permission Request on SoftPos Terminal
Context: During testing of patch 5.2.3, it was discovered that on newer Android versions, the camera permission request window wasn't displaying, or appeared with a delay on older versions when starting the SoftPos application.
Solution: Implemented forced display of camera permission request before Welcome screens at every SoftPos terminal startup when permission hasn't been previously granted.
Impact: Users now receive a timely camera permission request when launching the app, ensuring NFC functionality works correctly for transactions and improving overall user experience.
- Implementation Details
- Testing & Validation
- Database Changes
System Changes Overview
- Database Changes: None
- Configuration Changes: None
- Code Changes: Added camera permission handling to application startup flow
- Filesystem Changes: None
- Data Migration: None
Implementation Actions
- Added new constants
REQUEST_CAMERA_PERMISSIONin NamingService class - Implemented
requestCameraPermission()method to request camera permissions from the user - Added
isCameraPermissionGranted()method to check if camera permission is already granted - Modified FormStartApplicationRule.java to check and request camera permission at startup
- Added permission result handling in SingleActivity to manage user responses
Configuration and Access Steps
- Install the SoftPos terminal application version 5.2.5
- Clear application data to test first-time permission handling
- Launch the SoftPos application
- Navigation: Application Startup Flow
Test Scenarios
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First-time Application Launch
- Steps: Clear application data and permissions → Launch the SoftPos application
- Expected result: Camera permission request should display before Welcome screens
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Permission Granted Permanently
- Steps: Launch application → Grant camera permission permanently → Restart application
- Expected result: No camera permission dialog should appear on subsequent launches
-
Permission Granted Temporarily
- Steps: Launch application → Grant camera permission temporarily → Restart application
- Expected result: Camera permission dialog should appear again on next launch
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Permission Denied
- Steps: Launch application → Deny camera permission → Attempt to use NFC functionality
- Expected result: Appropriate error message should be displayed when attempting NFC operations
Common Issues
- Permissions may behave differently across various Android versions
- Some devices may have manufacturer-specific permission handling
- Camera permission setting might be overridden by device security settings
- Permission dialog appearance may vary on different devices
Potential Impact Areas
- UI Components: Welcome screen flow might have slight timing changes due to permission handling
- Reports & Analytics: No impact expected
- APIs & Integrations: NFC functionality now properly depends on camera permission being granted
- Database Queries: No impact
- Business Logic: Transaction processing now has proper permission prerequisites
- Performance: Minimal impact on application startup time due to permission check
Schema Updates
- No database schema changes in this release
- No table modifications required
- No new fields added or modified
Rollback Information
Rollback is fully possible with no database concerns
- No database changes were made in this update
- All changes are to application code only
- Reverting to previous version would have no database impact
- No data migration was performed