Re: getting data from BAR CODE READER

From: Thomas Lutz <tom_at_taltech.com>
Date: 1998/10/29
Message-ID: <363feb28.2095146_at_netnews.voicenet.com>#1/1


The company that I work for sells a serial communications program called the Software Wedge that you may find to be a good tool for interfacing a bar code reader to your application. The Software Wedge is an executable program that can pass serial data back and forth to other programs using either DDE (Dynamic Data Exchange) or by converting incoming serial data to keystrokes (i.e. it stuffs the keyboard buffer with the incoming serial data). The program is extremely easy to use and is designed to have you up and running sending and receiving serial data directly from within your application in just a few minutes.
It offers a great deal of control over how and where data is entered in your application so you should not have any problems. The only catch is that your bar code reader must have RS232 output. Please visit http://www.taltech.com for more information.

On Thu, 29 Oct 1998 14:47:31 +0100, "kresimi futivic" <kresimir.futivic_at_usa.net> wrote:

>Reading string from other program when program
>
>I've got a problem with transfering data from extern program (barcode reader
>program) into ORACLE text field, when reader finished reading gives focus to
>oracle forms45 runtime then I need to read string.
>I have a text string on clipboard, or in a single line ASCII text on disk. I
>tried to put
>Do_Key('Paste')
>when needed but it doesnt matter which trigger I use I allways get 'function
>not allowed' error.
>The second way is to read from text file a line and put it to the field in
>oracle but I don't know how to read from txt file.
>Please gimme solution either for 1st or 2nd problem...
>thnx
>
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