Hi all, here is a simple demo of how you can upload your scanned documents to your remote server. This attempts to show how hxp makes all of these things very trivial to implement (specially if you use python).
Please follow: http://hxp.sourceforge.net/demo_imgclient_scanner.html Some notes to the client: It is project neutral: every other application can take it to supplement their packages. This is particularly true for webbased applications which primarily rely on browsers as client. A browser offers lots of advantages but admittedly it has limitations too. One of these is the image capture/scanning. (of course you can create java plug-ins, if you like) For your server, you need not worry too much about implementing the hxp server protocol. If you only need the "aim-shoot/upload" capability, you need to implement only a few proper procedures not all of the several dozens which are now being proposed. At the maximum only four procedures which are (again I emphasize) very trivial. Enjoy, elpidio ps. Thanks to Kurt Brauchli for developing the client. On Friday 23 April 2004 03:02, Elpidio Latorilla wrote: > Hello all, > > I apologize for this pitch but since we have started some discussions > about protocols and Andrew had mentioned hxp on this list already, I would > like to support him with this additional online demo. > > You can download a client written in Python by Kurt Brauchli and test > upload images to a remote server. The client uses the hxp (aka xmlrpc + > pcd) to get the basic patient data and to upload the image. > > You can also test its feature of capturing an image with a TWAIN driven > camera (or scanner) (Windows only) and uploading it. For more details and > link to the download site please go here: > > http://hxp.sourceforge.net/demo_imgclient.html > > To go directly to the drag-&-drop info page: > > http://hxp.sourceforge.net/demo_imgclient_dd.html > > hxp does not claim to be the answer to all the worlds problems. But please > risk some minutes and visit the links. Do the test demo and if you do not > like it, just forget about it. > > If you believe you can help us and its worth the try, please let us know. > > Respectfully, > Elpidio
