Connects to a RFID device.
Parameters
DeviceType
The type of RFID device to use.
it can be one of:
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Internal API.
Uses the device manufacturers API to connect to an internal or external scanner.
- External API.
Uses an external Java library provided by you to interact with the barcode scanner
Jar File <string>: defines the full path and name of
the JAR or APK file that contains your barcode interface implementation.
Class
Name <string>: Fully classified class name that contains the function to execute.
See Notes for more details.
User Parameters <string>: String expression with any value that we will pass in the call to the Method Name.
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- Internal APIs supported in Android.
- Cipherlab
- M3
- Bluebird
- Chainway
- External API option allows you to implement an interface with a RFID scanner SDK and use standard Kalipso RFID... actions to interact with it.
- You can find the android java library containing the interfaces in Designer folder under "Plugins\Android\libs"
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- You should create a class that implements the KExternalScannerAPI interface. Then you pass in the path to the JAR/APK file you created and you must pass the name of the class that implements this interface. Kalipso will create an instance of this class, and any call to Kalipso RFID... actions will be translated into a call to the corresponding Interface method.
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- The KExternalEventsInterface that you will receive in the Connect() call allow you to send barcode scan events and other additional events to Kalipso to App Notifed events in Kalipso forms and to register callbacks for some events to be sent to you from Kalipso. See RunJar.
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Updated : 2/22/2021 9:13 AM
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