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A tool that allows you to scan from the browser
The essence of the problem is this - it is necessary that by clicking on the page, in the browser, the "Scan" button, the image is scanned, and it automatically falls into some field on the page for subsequent submission.
So far, only this has been found asprise.com/product/jtwain/ can someone else suggest options?
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There are some positive experiences with Web TWAIN .
The truth is not cheap.
This is a miracle: support.leadtools.com/CS/forums/40466/ShowPost.aspx
And more www.codeproject.com/Articles/527609/Image-Scanning-Uploading-in-Web-App
In general, I use www.irfanview.com/ , because The software can perform all command line functions or from a batch file.
Depending on the tasks - you can adapt it to a lot ... (upload - a regular ftp client is available in any OS or wget with POST)
I see a simpler solution (on win32)
: . Shortcut - in the quick launch bar (so that it was "at hand")
2. In the browser window - ajax script "Waiting for image from the scanner".
3. How the file appears on the server - it is immediately displayed in the browser.
However, I don't know the task... I could be wrong...
I'm in exactly the same problem myself. As a way out - a browser plugin and an application in C #. Perhaps we will post it somehow, how we implement it. At the moment, you have to break with the usual apload. We can't do anything else. There was a ready-made plug-in for IE, through activx, so it's very easy to get access to the scanner through WIA.
The simplest option is CGI on the bash, which will call scanimage
and send the received image in the response of the POST request (or even by the “download” link).
No one has the desire to make such a plugin for Google Chrome
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