Google checkout Account has been suspended

04/08/08 | 2 Comments | by Patrick Byrnes

We recently launched an in house venture and decided to use Paypal and Google Checkout for the payment gateway options. Having integrated with other gateways previously we thought…HOW HARD CAN IT BE??

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Using Perl API to generate PDF files - PDF::API2

01/08/08 | 0 Comments | by Pradeep Menon

At Packnet, one of our systems has to generate invoices that should be sending to customers on a monthly basis. The system was written mainly in Perl – so we decided to use some Perl library from CPAN to generate these invoices. After considering a couple of modules, we found that PDF::API2 is one of the most popular and feature-rich module available for this purpose.

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Cyclone Activator

17/06/08 | 0 Comments | by Patrick Byrnes

Packnet have been working on ebXML message transfer with a number of clients recently and whilst we tried long and hard to handle this with code (Perl framework) we had to give in and move to a software based solution.

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New Install of RT

17/06/08 | 0 Comments | by Patrick Byrnes

At Packnet we use RT for our contact with customers and end users. To use a common phrase ‘It does what it says on the tin’.

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Thus PLC continue to work with Packnet

17/06/08 | 0 Comments | by Patrick Byrnes

In conjunction with Thus, Packnet have developed a customer provisioning portal which we believe is second to none within the industry.

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Bugzilla version 2.22.1

17/06/08 | 0 Comments | by Patrick Byrnes

We’ve been looking at upgrading our version of Bugzilla for quite some time now.

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Packnet Trial Use of Xen Server

17/06/08 | 0 Comments | by Patrick Byrnes

Packnet have been trialing the use of the Xen Server for Linux. Originally spun out from Cambridge, Xen Server has recently been taken over by Citrix. The Xen Suite allows the user to create multiple virtual machines on one server without reducing performance and usability.

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Whosintown.net team up with Packnet.

17/06/08 | 0 Comments | by Patrick Byrnes

Packnet are very happy to announce the partnership with whosintown.net in what we see as a very exciting and progressive project. Whosintown is the brainchild of David Henderson, Paul Stayner and our very own Andrew Montgomery, and seeks to become the worlds foremost networking site for the business traveller.

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