Scan from your web browser
I have tested this in Firefox. Obviously you need to save the .so somewhere
that the JVM will load it. It has some bugs, too.
If the SANE project wants, we could release the JNI part of that as GPL.
Ideally a) the code becomes part of the SANE project and b) we could get a
one-line link that says, "sponsored by ... " or "donated by ..." with a link to
our site.
Is anyone interested?
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From [email protected] Thu Jan 26 05:49:44 2006
From: [email protected] (=?iso-8859-15?q?St=E9phane_VOLTZ?=)
Date: Thu Jan 26 05:50:15 2006
Subject: [sane-devel] Lexmark backend / Dell A920
Message-ID: <[email protected]>
Hello,
I have borrowed a Dell A920 which happens to be a relabelled Lexmark
X1100
series scanner. As expected, it is slightly different from the X1100 model
for which the lexmark backend works. So I'm about to add support for the A920
in this backend. For that I think doing the following changes:
- move the shadow_registers table in device struct in case someone has
several of theses scanners plugged int the same computer.
- detect scanner model by using USB ids
- add a struct holding flags and parameters on a model basis like the
gt68xx
or genesy backend
- move constant register values to sanei_lexmark_x1100_init(), and
initialize
differently according to scanner model
- finally set up the about 20 registers (sensor and motor related) that
differs between the X110 and A920 in each scan opertion
Fred Odendaal, what do you think of it.? If it is the correct route to
take,
how do you prefer these changes being done ? Through patches sent to the
list, or in a copy of the backend in the experimental CVS staging area ?
Regards,
Stef
