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Using scanner through web??

 

If you mean some kind of LAN setup, you can probably use same components for scanning as you would use while developing standard VCL application.

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The routine work as shown in the image:
 
1. server running IIS, UniGUI application;
2. the client side a scanner plugged into the PC running the application by the browser;
3. the Scan Results PDF back to the server to be stored as a file.
 
need help to develop a routine, any example in unigui?
Thank you!

 

 

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  • 3 years later...
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Hi.

Anyone with the update on the subject?

I also wish to capture document (pdf) directly acquired from scanner.. from UniGUI (Desktop) app.

Does anyone care to share?

 

Thanks,

Frances

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40 minutes ago, fraxzi said:

Anyone with the update on the subject?

I also wish to capture document (pdf) directly acquired from scanner.. from UniGUI (Desktop) app.

Does anyone care to share?

Hi,

Do you have a single project? Will you use it yourself?

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Hi Sherzod,

 

I recently learned to upload pdf file to Mariadb and display it back to uniPDF viewer.. I thought if would be great to learn how to acquire from scanner so data can have

documentation (signed docs) for reference use.

I haven't prepare a uniGUI project for the feature (yet).

 

Kind regards,

Frances

  • 1 year later...
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I think the best solution is to create a client service on localhost that manage all scanning operations;
Then you can call the service from javascript and send the result to server with ajax...

 

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the web browser won't allow you to directly access a local device, nor can we access printers, imagine a scanner, you could only do that by creating a browser plug-in, which will force your user to do a local install, or you can create an application that does this by running locally on the user's machine, this vcl application would make the connection with the scanner, and send the file to your web server.

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