I found an interesting solution. A company called MagTek makes the card readers
and a web browser (MagneFlex) that interprets special urls and controls the
card reader. We are testing it right now.
Michael
> On Jul 19, 2017, at 9:49 AM, Dan Faber wrote:
>
> We have been using NodeJS locally
We have been using NodeJS locally on the client machine to interface with the
USB port and the middleware from the vendor. Then using cross domain scripting
to communicate with the WebObjects server.
Dan Faber
danbuoypr...@gmail.com
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A long time ago I had to interact with signature pads and hand-held scanners.
The client hardware with the peripherals ran software which exposed its
services via small http servers and could be accessed by the browser.
This implementation had some fancy trendy name which I have forgotten…sorry.
Hi,
Interfacing peripherals with web app is always a challenge. Is is even more
with serial devices like POS printers and EMV terminals. There is basically 2
options I see:
1- Using some sort of plugin on the web browser that would allows your code to
access the physical world outside the brow
Michael,
We are using one application that is integrated with a clearing house and that
acts as a virtual terminal using a card swiper. We have not yet figured a good
way to integrate chip readers. I will be happy to discuss details off-list if
you’re interested.
XEOTECH, LLC
Patrick Abuzeni, M
Has anyone developed a POS system using WO? How were you able to integrate the
credit card terminals?
Michael
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