Re: PC Com Port data capture....
- From: "Brian Bond" <brian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 25 Oct 2005 09:44:26 -0700
The fancy way is to to execute a "DEV-ATT port" and use SEND and GET to
communicate with your program. It can be either a phantom process, or one
running on a dedicated terminal (if you want to watch what is going on.).
This method doesn't use a license seat.
The non-fancy method is to write a program using INPUT statements, and set
up a login that starts the program when the user logs in. Your application
simply accepts data from the other end of the serial line via an INPUT
statement (using either INPUT X,n or a carraige return). Then just remotely
log on the line and wait for data to be received. This method is also very
easy to test; just run the program, type in what you'd expect to receive
from the client and see if it works.
"sf" <junk@junk> wrote in message news:11lsa6nqdui3h90@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Looking for someone with experience in PICK D3 to take an existing program
> that runs on a PICK port, "listening" for data input and writes the
> received
> input to a record in the D3 database that is then used in other
> applications. Moving to D3 windows, we need this application to "listen"
> on
> the comm or serial port of a PC and take the same information and write it
> to the database record.
>
> I can provide the original program written in basic for someone to convert
> to work listening on a PC serial port. This is for a scale application.
> The
> input through the PC has been established using Oracle but the Oracle
> project has been canned. Anyone interested in taking a look?
>
> Please respond via email to sficarro@xxxxxxxxxx and with an expected cost
> if
> known.
>
> Thank you
>
>
>
.
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