<service_data>

Request

<service_data>
	<sequence>123</sequence>
	<service_id>OFSC</service_id>
	<data>
		<type>print</type>
		<timeout>10000</timeout>
		<printdata>
		<DeviceExecuteRequest xmlns="http://www.ofsc.org/namespace/Device/2008/11" FixVersion="0" MajorVersion="1" MinorVersion="0">
		<ARTSHeader>
		<MessageID>0</MessageID>
		<DateTime>2011-03-08T12:34:56+09:00</DateTime>
		<Requestor>Yamada</Requestor>
		<WorkstationID>HT10</WorkstationID>
		</ARTSHeader>
		<Device>
		.
		.
		</DeviceExecuteRequest>
		</printdata>
	</data>
</service_data>

Response

<service_data>
	<sequence>123</sequence>

<service_data>
	<sequence>123</sequence>
	<service_id>OFSC</service_id>
	<data>
		<response>
			<DeviceExecuteRespnse>
				.
				.
			</DeviceExecuteRespnse>
		</response>
	</data>
</service_data>

Supplementary explanation

• Cannot be used with ePOS-Device XML (English version).
• OFSC-Print is an XML-based print method designed for POS/Order Entry Systems for the food service
  industry. It controls devices in accordance with the OFSC (Open Foodservice System Consortium) device connection standard. Refer to the following URL for details of the OFSC device connection standard:
  http://www.ofsc.jp/
• The figure specified in the sequence element of the request will be passed to sequence of the <error> message when the response is generated or a transmission error occurs.
• Contents of the child element of printdata and resultdata are defined by the OFSC-Print service. Refer to the OFSC-Print User's Manual for the details.