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Comments by tvelop (Top 5 by date)
tvelop
30-Sep-14 3:55am
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Thanks for your advise! I can write a separate application for the scan/decoding part, but i can't rewrite the web application as a Java/C application. Maybe you know a comfortable solution to get back the result from the app to my web app? Maybe by using a service, public method or shareable folder?
tvelop
29-Sep-14 15:06pm
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JS isn't the only option. But i want to extend my already existing web application by this function. Field worker should easily scan a barcode with their android smartphone. They press the button in the web app and take a picture or scan directly and will get the result string back to save it over JS. It doesn't matter how its happen, important is that it's userfriendly and you don't have to copy the result by yourself etc. So how i can do the job with java in android?
tvelop
29-Sep-14 12:44pm
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Hm okay, i thought JS is the only option here. I'm curious and happy with any other solutions to fix this! At the end my offline web application should be able to scan this barcode using the camera and save the result in my local storage or indexeddb. How do i achieve this?
What do you mean with "barcode standard"? DataMatrix ECC200?
tvelop
29-Sep-14 12:00pm
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Cause it's a web application which supports offline functionality, used by android-based mobile devices.
tvelop
8-Jul-14 4:17am
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Okay i'll check it!