Changes
= Android =
In order for the users to find objects more efficiently, {{UBIK}} objects can be marked with values for RFID codes. Whenever a user scans an optical code, the resulting code value can be used to find all matching objects, namely objects that have the [[#Technical_background|right property]].
{{Category/Version|2.4.0}}
= WinX =
== Scanning an RFID tag ==
[[File:NFCScanButton.PNG|thumb|alt=Scanning for NFC tag|Scanning for NFC tag]]
A NFC Scan button is shown in the Global App Bar if the device is capable of scanning NFC tags. Pressing the NFC Scan button enables/disables NFC scanning throughout the whole application. That means once the NFC scanning is activated, one can use the application just as usually while {{UBIK}} scans for NFC tags in the background.
== Presenting results of a search ==
[[File:NoObjectFound.PNG|thumb|alt=No object found message |No object found message]]
[[File:SearchResultSelectorDialog.PNG|thumb|alt=Multiple search results dialog|Multiple search results dialog]]
Once a tag is successfully scanned, an object search is executed based on the scanned text.
# if no objects are found a message is poping up at the right side of the screen.
# if more than one object is found the results are represented in a dialog along with their matching probability. One can than select one object that should be opened in the content browser.
# if exactly one object is found, this object is directly opened in the content browser.
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[[Category:2.4.0|RFID tags]]
[[Category:Android|RFID tags]]
