Tom,

Sorry that I was not more specific.
In fact I have to read data from a electronic chip-card, not reading a magnetic 
strip.

I have found some software from www.roadbyte.be that could do the trick.
I have some examples in visual basic and VBA.

e.g. in Access

Private Sub btnReadCard_Click()

    'Get RoadByte eID Framework
    Dim framework As IRbApplication
    Set framework = CreateObject("RoadByte.Application")
    framework.Open
    
    'Get card reader
    Dim cardreader As IRbCardReader
    Set cardreader = framework.ActiveCardReader
    
    'Check if card present
    If (cardreader Is Nothing) Then
        MsgBox "No card reader found"
    ElseIf (cardreader.Status <> csPresent) Then
        MsgBox "No card in reader"
    Else
        Dim cardholder As IRbPerson
        Set cardholder = cardreader.card.Holder
        
        'Update fields
        Me.FirstName.Value = cardholder.FirstName
        Me.LastName.Value = cardholder.LastName
        Me.Address.Value = cardholder.Address.StreetAndNumber
        Me.PostalCode.Value = cardholder.Address.PostCode
        Me.City.Value = cardholder.Address.City
    End If
    
    'Always close framework when done
    framework.Close
    
End Sub

Now I have to implement this in R:base.

I suspect that could be possible using DLCALL syntax.
But I am not familiar with this.

grtz

Luc D.




From: TOM HART 
Sent: Sunday, June 05, 2011 4:44 PM
To: RBASE-L Mailing List 
Subject: [RBASE-L] - re: integrating cardreaders


You should be able to scan it into a DB edit field.  I use barcodes and a 
scanner to do it that way.
Tom Hart






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From: Luc Delcoigne <[email protected]>
To: RBASE-L Mailing List <[email protected]>
Sent: Sun, June 5, 2011 5:29:06 AM
Subject: [RBASE-L] - re: integrating cardreaders


hello, 

I Want to automatically read data from an ID cardreader into the rbase form.

Is there anybody out there that hase some experience with this ?

grtz

Luc D.

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