Difference between revisions of "HowTo:Make an Object be found by Optical Codes"
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=== Using the scan query === | === Using the scan query === | ||
| − | # Start the ''QR-Code'' activity if you want to load an object via Barcode or QR-Code | + | # Start a scan activity, like the ''QR-Code'' or ''ID-Marker'' activity, if you want to load an object via Barcode or QR-Code |
# After scanning a known code the client tries to fetch the objects, identified by this code | # After scanning a known code the client tries to fetch the objects, identified by this code | ||
[[Category:How-To]] | [[Category:How-To]] | ||
Revision as of 10:21, 24 March 2015
Loading a list of objects identified via a Barcode or QR-Code on the UBIKCLIENT implies that the object and search mechanism is configured and used accordingly.
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Studio
Preparing a Scan-Query
- Create a new Query classified as SYSCLS IDMARKERSCANQUERY
- Set the according filter object (FILTEROBJECT) similar as for other queries (e.g. Create a new Query)
- Add this new query to the list of Infrastructure objects
- Prepare and add a QUERYSCOPE to the ACM
- Prepare and add a View Item to the view set in the Context of the ACM
Preparing the object
- Classify the object's MetaClass as SYSCLS OBJECTWITHIDMARKER and implement the necessary properties
- Enter the value of the Barcode, QR-Code or the Marker ID in the property
Client
Using the scan query
- Start a scan activity, like the QR-Code or ID-Marker activity, if you want to load an object via Barcode or QR-Code
- After scanning a known code the client tries to fetch the objects, identified by this code
