x27;s a function of the frontend: Just scan the
whole scan area with a low resolution.
Vacuum Joe wrote:
> I have written my own scanner controler (using JNI, so I can scan from
> Java). My scanner here is an Epson Perfection 2400. When I go through
> and list all the options for it,
Hello SANE developers,
I have written a simple JNI interface to SANE. It works pretty well and lets
me do scans, display them, etc, all within Java. I am interested in possibly
getting this included in the SANE project under the same license as SANE
itself. Would the devs be open to this?
Jens Gulden wrote: Any URL to take a look at it?
Jens
Vacuum Joe schrieb:
> Hello SANE developers,
>
> I have written a simple JNI interface to SANE. It works pretty well and lets
> me do scans, display them, etc, all within Java. I am interested in possibly
> getting this
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)
I noticed in my logs that some people are trying this. However, I posted the
wrong link. This is the correct link to scan from your browser.
Also I notice that no one has downloaded the libscanner.so file. This is JNI,
and the whole thing won't work without the libscanner.so file downloaded
Could you explain for java-impaired people like me what jni is, how it
is connected to java and how your project is different to the other
java projects? There is already code that comes with SANE
(sane-backends/japi), there is jsane (commercial,
http://asprise.com/product/jsane/index.php) and mo
Thanks for testing it out and for the detailed bug
report.
I have made an updated version that should fix the
bugs you reported on the depth issue, and on the
no-scanners issue.
As for the security settings in Konq and the plug-in
in Firefox, those are unfortunately limitations of the
platform th
Hi Oliver,
Thank you for taking the time to try it out, and for
your detailed bug reports.
> yes, it works now - nice. One thing I noticed is
> that the scan button
> becomes inactive after the scan, so you can only run
> the applet once.
> The clear button seems to have no effect at all.
Righ
> So once the GPLed code has been found ok I think it
> can get part of
> sane-frontends.
Excellent!
> Concerning japi I think we should pack it into a
> .tar.gz file, put in
> on the ftp server and link to it somewhere in case
> somebody is still
> interested. Then it can be removed from
> sane
