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    Anybody know how to fetch the fingerprint from fingerprintreader and it's verification........ But i don't want to use such a things like Microsoft SDK's and all...

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      Anybody know how to fetch the fingerprint from fingerprintreader and it's verification........ But i don't want to use such a things like Microsoft SDK's and all...

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      Shree
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      So what do you want to use? You want to write the whole thing yourself? Good Luck!!

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        Anybody know how to fetch the fingerprint from fingerprintreader and it's verification........ But i don't want to use such a things like Microsoft SDK's and all...

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        i actually do that for my company... the fingerprint scanners we use are manufactured by ZK, and its an "offline" device, which means the person "clocks" but the time stamp is kept on the device until a computer "polls" all the time stamps, saves them, then deletes them off the device. to do all this i use the manufacturers SDK & dotNet wrapper. are you trying to get data off an "offline" device, or one of those small usb finger print scanners?

        Harvey Saayman - South Africa Junior Developer .Net, C#, SQL think BIG and kick ASS

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          i actually do that for my company... the fingerprint scanners we use are manufactured by ZK, and its an "offline" device, which means the person "clocks" but the time stamp is kept on the device until a computer "polls" all the time stamps, saves them, then deletes them off the device. to do all this i use the manufacturers SDK & dotNet wrapper. are you trying to get data off an "offline" device, or one of those small usb finger print scanners?

          Harvey Saayman - South Africa Junior Developer .Net, C#, SQL think BIG and kick ASS

          you.suck = (you.passion != Programming)
          
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          Thank u Harvery, I just tried out using that small fingerprint reader which is connected to our USP port... could u plz me that u are used any algorithms to fetch fingerprints are else any concept wise programs.... if know any URL to related to this means just post me to it...... Once again Thank u for ur reply.....

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            Thank u Harvery, I just tried out using that small fingerprint reader which is connected to our USP port... could u plz me that u are used any algorithms to fetch fingerprints are else any concept wise programs.... if know any URL to related to this means just post me to it...... Once again Thank u for ur reply.....

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            you'll definitely HAVE TO use the manufacturers SDK... ... unless you want to scan the USB port and somehow by trail and error compare what you send and what you receive in response. and i know this does not work very well. one of my co workers used to do that and it takes months!!! i know those little finger print scanners, thats an "online" model. what it will do is just send a fingerprint-template* to the computer its connected too. your program will then have to catch the event, compare the fingerprint to a database of sorts and decide if the person should get access to what ever its for or not. *finger print template = the device takes the image of your fingerprint and converts it to either a STRING template(which looks like garbage characters) or a byte array trust me, if you really want to use that finger print scanner get the SDK and use it. if you for some reason can't, in my humble opinion, don't even bother trying. good luck!

            Harvey Saayman - South Africa Junior Developer .Net, C#, SQL think BIG and kick ASS

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              you'll definitely HAVE TO use the manufacturers SDK... ... unless you want to scan the USB port and somehow by trail and error compare what you send and what you receive in response. and i know this does not work very well. one of my co workers used to do that and it takes months!!! i know those little finger print scanners, thats an "online" model. what it will do is just send a fingerprint-template* to the computer its connected too. your program will then have to catch the event, compare the fingerprint to a database of sorts and decide if the person should get access to what ever its for or not. *finger print template = the device takes the image of your fingerprint and converts it to either a STRING template(which looks like garbage characters) or a byte array trust me, if you really want to use that finger print scanner get the SDK and use it. if you for some reason can't, in my humble opinion, don't even bother trying. good luck!

              Harvey Saayman - South Africa Junior Developer .Net, C#, SQL think BIG and kick ASS

              you.suck = (you.passion != Programming)
              
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              Hi, Thank u Harvey, I just finished that verification and takeout the fingerprint Template use of that FingerPrint_SDK_2007.... I stored that Fingerprint Template in SQL2005 as a image data type using that BYTE conversion here my Question is... if I stored more than 1,00,000 Template means the Sql will get slow to get a data or not?

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                Hi, Thank u Harvey, I just finished that verification and takeout the fingerprint Template use of that FingerPrint_SDK_2007.... I stored that Fingerprint Template in SQL2005 as a image data type using that BYTE conversion here my Question is... if I stored more than 1,00,000 Template means the Sql will get slow to get a data or not?

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                that depends on you database design my friend if you have primary keys and indexes on the right places SQL souldnt get slow. it was built to handle alot of stress

                Harvey Saayman - South Africa Junior Developer .Net, C#, SQL think BIG and kick ASS

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                  that depends on you database design my friend if you have primary keys and indexes on the right places SQL souldnt get slow. it was built to handle alot of stress

                  Harvey Saayman - South Africa Junior Developer .Net, C#, SQL think BIG and kick ASS

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                  Hi friends, I am new for finger print device Let u know one think that i am using visual studio 2008 and i have a database in as dbf files. I have one fingerprint device LAN based and also USB based I have one web application , i want to use a fingerprint device as requirement Now my question is: I just write a code on page load as below int count = 0; zkemkeeper.CZKEMClass axczkem1 = new zkemkeeper.CZKEMClass(); bool bIsConnected = false; string ip = "192.168.140.254";//write here IP Address of your biomatric m/c int port = 4370; bIsConnected = axczkem1.Connect_Net(ip, port); if (bIsConnected == true) { MessageBox.Show("Connection established!!!" ); bool ret = axczkem1.ReadAllGLogData(1); if (ret) { int a = 0; int b = 0; int c = 0; int d = 0; int ee = 0; int f = 0; int g = 0; int h = 0; int i = 0; int j = 0; int k = 0; int l = 0; int m = 0; int n = 0; int o = 0; while (axczkem1.GetAllGLogData (1, ref a, ref b, ref c, ref k, ref l, ref d, ref m, ref ee, ref f, ref g)) { if (ee == 7 && m == 4 && d == 2011) { count++; if (b == //any Employee No) { MessageBox.Show(b.ToString() + " hour: " + f + " Min: " + g); MessageBox.Show(k.ToString() + " " + l.ToString()); } } } //MessageBox.Show(count.ToString ()); } } else MessageBox.Show("cannot Connection!!!"); axczkem1.Disconnect(); this code is of window application but i just replace it with web, i get here that connection status. I want to know that how to catch the event that a finger is put on device that send device. i have to refresh the page every time when a any finger is put on device I hope any one understan what i want to say, please an

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