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Yinmatook Skilled Refugees Carthaginian Naval Supply Industries 4	Posted - 2013.09.26 17:56:00 - [1] - Quote I have just started working with jEveAssets and I have to say I love it. Perhaps I'm doing it wrong, but I am trying to set up a Stockpile to make sure that I keep enough materials on hand to manufacture some T2 modules. The problem I'm running into is the integer Minimum Count value. I've been setting this to the quantity of the material used in a single run of the T2 module. For the R.A.M.* tools - that means it is a percent of a single tool. So, would be a value between 0.1 and 0.95 (depending on the BPC being used). Am I not using the Stockpile feature correctly? How should I be doing it for keeping items on hand for manufacturing? Is there a different feature I should be using to generate my materials shopping list?
Yinmatook Skilled Refugees Carthaginian Naval Supply Industries 4	Posted - 2013.09.27 18:56:00 - [2] - Quote Golden Gnu wrote: @Yinmatook Thank you for your kind words :) It would greatly complicate the stockpile tool, if you could use decimals (AKA It's a lot of work to implement). Logically you will always need 1 unit minimum, so it only becomes an issue when using the multiplier, as far as I can tell? Please convince me, why this is a must-have-feature... :) As I said, I may be doing it wrong... I have been using the multiplier to set up how many modules I want to be able to build at any time. Since each T2 Module BPC has a 10 run max, and uses .15 of the tool, then to make a run of 10, I need to have 10 tools, and I'll have 8.5 left when I'm finished, so if I have a manufacturing character that can run 10 jobs at a time, and I decide to have them use all 10 slots for the T2 module (producing 100 modules at the end), I need to have 10+ tools when I submit the last job to manufacture the final 10 modules. Since each run of 10 modules uses 1.5 tools, I need to have 24 tools (staying with integers) to make 100 modules. No matter how I use the minimum number and the multiplier, jEveAssets is going to tell me that I need at a minumum 100 of the tools and at $75K per tool, that's a lot of wasted ISK. Perhaps, the stockpile feature is really only there for traders and not for the Industrialist to use?
Yinmatook Skilled Refugees Carthaginian Naval Supply Industries 4	Posted - 2013.10.31 16:52:00 - [3] - Quote I enabled the Journal portion on my API keys with jEveAssets 2.7.0. I'm getting most of the journal entries, but I seem to be missing the entries of type "Contract Price" - is there something that I should have enabled in the API key that I failed to catch? I'm seeing types of: Contract Brokers Fee (Corporation), Contract Brokers Fee, Contract Reward, and Contract Reward Deposited. What I'm missing that I can see in-game are the Contract Price, Contract Deposit Refund, and Contract Deposit (corp). Thoughts? This is on OS/X Mavericks with java -version java version "1.6.0_65" Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_65-b14-462-11M4609) Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 20.65-b04-462, mixed mode) Thanks for a WONDERFUL product on the whole.
Yinmatook Skilled Refugees Carthaginian Naval Supply Industries 4	Posted - 2013.11.01 11:59:00 - [4] - Quote @Golden I have verified that the API key for the corporation in question is a) connected to the CEO of the corporation, b) includes the WalletJournal (and everything except Shareholders in the Account and Market section). I do understand about coding - I write in perl for my own projects - and testing is always the hardest part.
Yinmatook Skilled Refugees Carthaginian Naval Supply Industries 4	Posted - 2013.11.01 12:59:00 - [5] - Quote @Golden I took a Java course - about 18 years ago - and I hated it. Sadly, I really have not been able to wrap my head around all that OOP stuff. I started programming in the 1970's - I'm very much a procedural programmer. I do top down design, and bottom up implementation. However, yes, it is a shame that I can't get in to go poking around in the source code. I might be able to suggest some places where the problem might be even without being able to write the language myself.
Yinmatook Skilled Refugees Carthaginian Naval Supply Industries 4	Posted - 2013.11.01 15:05:00 - [6] - Quote @Golden Bummer - this was an Item Exchange, that I can see in the in-game Journal, but is not showing up in the jEveAssets Journal (and I have verified the date is good - it was this week). How can I assist you?
Yinmatook Skilled Refugees Carthaginian Naval Supply Industries 4	Posted - 2013.11.01 16:23:00 - [7] - Quote @Golden I have walked through the construction of the URL - and I can see from the /corp/WalletJournal.xml.aspx?keyID=...&vCode=...&accountKey=1001 (and going back a couple fromID sets) at 13:04:00 on 2013-10-28 a refTypeID 71 which is not shown in the 2.7.0 journal for WalletDivision 2. I used the same keyID/vCode that jEveAssets has to use (and as it was from the 28th, it should have been included in the journal update I did yesterday - along with other journal events that hit WalletDivision 2 that day where). So, I'm baffled - are you running a newer version (a few fixes more) than the 2.7.0 from October 11?
Yinmatook Skilled Refugees Carthaginian Naval Supply Industries 4	Posted - 2013.11.01 23:02:00 - [8] - Quote @Golden OH! How many transactions do you request when you pull the journal? Do you verify that you don't get duplicates back?
Yinmatook Skilled Refugees Carthaginian Naval Supply Industries 4	Posted - 2013.11.02 23:23:00 - [9] - Quote @Golden Oh. I had thought that the Journal and Transactions were being saved and thus were allowing me to scroll back and see historically such things as who my repeat customers are that are purchasing the items I make and put up for sale. I take it from your comment, that you are just retrieving the Journal and Transaction logs that exist at the moment of the update and not maintaining any history of those API calls. Therefore, I am obviously not going to be able to do with them what I had thought I would. What is the purpose of retrieving the Journal and Transaction API calls?

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