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#217971 20-Jul-2017 18:25
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I have a proof of concept I am working on at the moment, it involves connecting a mobile device to an RDP session, running some software on the server but scanning barcodes for input.

 

I know this can work from a laptop as I have done it plenty of times in demonstrations.

 

I am going to get a Vodafone Mini 7 and hoped to find an app that would scan the barcodes and send the data to the screen inside the RDP session.

 

Has anyone got a clue on where to start?

 

My budget for the project is virtually zero apart from getting the phone, which is $34 from the Warehouse.

 

Longer term the idea would be to get a Bluetooth barcode scanner to do the job, but if I can get an app to prove the concept I will be able to get budget to go further!

 

I am an iPhone man so am pretty lost when working with Android. 


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  #1826090 20-Jul-2017 18:39
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Virtualhere is your answer, it's a USB redirection APP




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  #1826103 20-Jul-2017 19:01
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Perhaps something this developer (TEC-IT) has will work?





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  #1826104 20-Jul-2017 19:04
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Perhaps use a Barcode Keyboard on the phone?





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