EVE Technology Lab

@San Holo Riraille
The Assets API should return all your assets, unless they are used in something special like contacts/industry jobs/market orders/etc.

This can be another "problem":
If you use the assets API from more than one program/web site/etc. you might get a cashed result.

This is a bit complicated (I tried to explain the best I could - but, English is not my first language):
When jEveAssets update from the API, the API tells jEveAssets when the next real time update is available (that is the time you see in the program - this is the minimum wait time). However, if another program or web site update from the API, it will change when the next real time update is available - it will of course also update the cached result. jEveAssets have no way of know this, without updating from the API. So, when jEveAssets updates from the API, it might be a cached result, produced by some other program using your API Key. And the cycle starts over...

I do not think you have to wait 7 hours to update, that sounds wrong: please note that the time use GMT time zone AKA eve time (as all jEveAssets times)

I suggest you contact CCP, if you want a real explanation - as jEveAssets have no influence on what is return by the API.

I hope my reply is helpful, I did try my best to explain it

@Dunk Dinkle
Thank you for your bug report.

It's a very complicated problem. I will try to come up with a good solution.
But, It may take a bit of time...

What you can do, until I find a solution, is add all the items to a new stockpile:
1) Mark all the items (Augorors and Exequrors stockpiles from your example)
2) Right click on the selection
3) In the table menu select: Stockpile > Add To > Add to new stockpile...
4) Enter the same location/owner/flag/container/multiplier as the original stockpiles
5) Click on the [Stockpile] button on the new stockpile and select [Shopping List]
That is the only workaround I can think of ATM.

I will try to fix this ASAP.

Once again, thank you for your feedback! :)

@Dunk Dinkle
Do not worry, it will be fixed. I just need time to figure out how to solve it...
I will do everything I can to fix it before next feature release (2.7.0).

Again, thank you for reporting the bug - It's really helpful!

[Thanks for this app, it's a lifesaver]

BPO prices seem to be broken. Many show up as 0.00 but others seem to be an average of sell and buy when one of them is 0.00. BPOs are a special case since they are NPC seeded. There will frequently be none for sale at the NPC price in a region if the seeding NPC corps don't have a presence there.

For Tech I BPOs could you, by default, set the price to the 'base price?' I believe this is always the NPC price.

@Bo Red
This have been requested before: Issue.
I have moved it up the work queue - I hope to get it done before next feature release: 2.7.0, but, no promises...

@llllSeraphimllll
Thank you for your bug report! :)

I will look into it ASAP (tomorrow)...

EDIT:
Bug found and fixed. I will release a new version later today...
Extra info: It treated packaged items as unpacked and vice versa.

Thank you for reporting it!
Bug reports are a great way to help make jEveAssets better... :)

jEveAssets 2.6.3 (Odyssey 1.1.0) released

Bug Fixes:
-Packaged ships showed unpacked volume and vice versa (Thanks llllSeraphimllll)

@Slaktoid
Thank you for your feature suggestion and kind words! :)

It's already done and will be include in the next feature release (2.7.0)

If you like, you can try the latest dev build. The tool is called Wallet Journal.

Please, do also note that office rents are a corporation expense. So, you need a corporation API Key

Extra info: Transactions only include sold and bought items, not all the other wallet stuff...

EDIT:
For the Wallet Journal tool to work, your corporation API Key also need to include WalletJournal....

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?

Yo!

There is something off about the numbers in the Journal tool. I see office rent posts fine, but most of the data dont match up. Some of it does though, so I'm not sure whats going on. Some of the dates don't match either. If you got time maybe you could investigate a little.

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?