Interesting.. This conversation came up a couple of days ago on an ASP
mailing list.
Basically, why would you want too? Remember that the JSP file exists on
the SERVER, thus the scanning hardware will most likely also have to exist
on the server..And if this is the case, why would you need that?
You could develop a work around with the client software and some API that
you could hook into, but that would be a strict client side
situation. Saving the image to the server could easily be done through
some Basic file uploader.
At 10:24 AM 11/30/00, you wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>Any ideas on how to scan a image using JSP, this jsp has to talk to some
>methods.
>
>2) How to save the image which is there in the frame, may be this has some
>thing to do with applets.
>
>Waiting for your response
>
>Bye
>Srikanth
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