Opera Hotel System Code To Notify

When selected, a message prompt is displayed to verify that the user wants to reinitialize all the interfaces for the resort.

The interface will run successfully during the grace period only.

Opera Hotel System Code To Notify

A broadcast message will be set in OPERA at the startup of an interface if it does not have a valid license code to notify users that the license will expire in a set time.

From this screen, you can easily start or stop any interface service.

You can also create new, edit existing, or delete existing configurations.

By default, the resort that is linked to your login appears in this field.

If you select this and perform a search, you will see all interfaces, both active and inactive (the interface license is switched off).

Interface grid - Displays all of the interfaces that are configured for a resort or PC, as well as other pertinent information, including the resort, interface name, IFC ID, IFC type, and status.

By selecting a resort from the tree diagram, the grid shows all interfaces available at the resort.

By selecting an individual computer from the tree diagram, the grid shows interfaces that are configured for that PC only.

Note: If you right-click on any of the interfaces in the grid, you will see an option for DB Swap.

This function is available for any interface that has the ability to do a database swap, and is based on the configuration of Class of Service, Messaging, etc.

This is where you would look for any errors that occur before an interface message is dequeued.

Select the All Errors check box to display any errors across all interfaces.

To delete specific messages, mark the message with an X and select the Delete button.

Select the Current machine messages check box to view all messages for a particular machine.

Select the All Messages check box to view all messages across all interfaces.

To the right of the table is the reason the message failed, and at the bottom of the screen is the actual XML message.

To reprocess a failed message, select the message and select the Reprocess button.

Details that will be populated in the grid will include the following.

DBRSTCONNINTERVAL - Minutes between reset connection process.

LOGLEVEL - Logging level: FATAL, ERROR, WARNING, MESSAGE, DEBUG, TRACE LOGMAX - Maximum size per logfile.

SENDCFGXMLYN - Send config.xml to OPERA SENDINTERVAL - Time in milliseconds to send message to WS.