Hi, Nicolas. I had thought the exact same thing - there's no need for additional hardware if you already have a capable phone / tablet. I put a simple demo together - just paste the following code into a card and add a button that calls 'serverReset' and a field called 'Data' to show incoming data. I've used port 10310 for the connections and my local ip address is 192.168.0.100 - just replace with your own details.

On your scanner app, after scanning a code, you can just;
put URL("http://192.168.0.100:10310/?"; & urlEncode("QR code data 12345...")) into tResponse

You can also just use a browser to test quickly. Don't you just love all this modern mobile technology?! :D

John.



on serverReset
   # reset and listen on a custom port
   resetAll
   set the socketTimeoutInterval to 30
   accept connections on port 10310 with message "socketConnect"
   put the millisecs
end serverReset


on socketConnect pSocket
   # just read the first line of the request
  read from socket pSocket until CRLF with message "socketReceive"
end socketConnect


on socketReceive pSocket, pData
   # word 2 is the requested URL
   put word 2 of pData into tURL
   set itemDel to "?"
   if the num of items in tURL > 1 then
      # data received
      put urlDecode(item 2 of tURL) into tData
      put the long date && the long time & LF & \
            "Received: " &  tData & LF \
            into fld "Data"
      # process data, store in database, etc...
      # ..........
      # ..........
# mirror the data back to signal success - you could send an md5 hash, etc. instead
      put tData into tResponse
   else
      # no data received, response will be an error message
      put "Error: No data!" into tResponse
   end if
   # send the response and disconnect
   socketRespond pSocket, tResponse
   socketDisconnect pSocket
end socketReceive


on socketRespond pSocket, pData
   # send an HTTP response
  put "HTTP/1.1 200 OK" & CRLF into tHeaders
  put "Content-Type: " & tType & CRLF after tHeaders
  put "Cache-Control: no-cache" & CRLF after tHeaders
  put "Connection: Close" & CRLF after tHeaders
  put "Date: " & the internet date & CRLF after tHeaders
  put "Content-Length: " & length(pData) & CRLF after tHeaders
  put CRLF after tHeaders
  write tHeaders & pData to socket pSocket
end socketRespond


on socketDisconnect pSocket
  close socket pSocket
end socketDisconnect


on socketError pSocket
  socketDisconnect pSocket
end socketError


on socketTimeout pSocket
  socketDisconnect pSocket
end socketTimeout


on socketClosed pSocket
  socketDisconnect pSocket
end socketClosed



On 07/02/2012 10:56, Nicolas Cueto wrote:
Hello All,

Given the relatively high price of USB 2D code readers, those recent
and tempting announcements about QR Code libraries aimed for LC users
have got me wondering.

What LC components (add-ons?) and LC commands ought I consider for
somehow relaying (internet? WIFI?) to a desktop computer some QR Code
scanned by a mobile device (iPhone or Android tablet)?

A general idea about the steps involved would be great. And much appreaciated.

Cheers.

--
Nicolas Cueto

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