Can bni / s system use jni to control client's peripherals (card reader)

lephis

Recently I was doing a medical examination software, b / s architecture, the implementation of the operation of the card reader is to use jni to call a dynamic link library, this machine is no problem, after deploying on the server, I found that I cannot control the client's card reader, but read Take the server-side reader, can I use jni to control the peripherals of the client? If not, is there any other way? The system will be online soon, hurry up, if you know the trouble, thank you ~

changeofwind

Now that I have the same problem as you, can JNI control the client's peripherals?

jack0509

If you want to read the peripherals of the client, the relevant program must be installed on the client machine, and the card reader itself cannot communicate with your server.

wangfeng0706

It doesn't seem to work. APPLET can't call JNI either. You may need to write a component on the client.

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hemaxxxxl

The client needs to register the card reader to call in the ocx webpage

origle

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