Is the DALP file specification different under the SmartSDK?
Yes. Please use the following format below. Attached is a sample dalp file that you can use as your template.
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Yes. Please use the following format below. Attached is a sample dalp file that you can use as your template.
[A4 color] MP C306z, MP C406z
[A3 b&w] MP C3004/C3504/C4504/C5504/C6004
[A3 b&w] MP C2004/C2504
[A4 b&w] MP 305+
[A4 b&w] MP 501/MP 601
In addition, the following device is close to release.
[A3 b&w] MP 6503/7503/9003
"Scan GUI Service(S)" is for the following Ricoh SmartSDK devices: MP C306Z Series / MP C406Z Series only. The framework mimics the Ricoh native application: Quick Scan user interface.
SmartScanEx and SimpleScanEx are the names used before the name were changed to Scan GUI Service.
The Scan GUI Service is a software module on SmartOp Panel (SOP). This module provides APIs that encapsulates a Ricoh's scan application for applications to hook into via Android intent base communication. A SOP application can call these APIs to
Yes, you can use native code in your application and in the libraries that are utilized by your application.
Reference: http://developer.android.com/ndk/guides/concepts.htm
You can identify the file format with the value of Content-Type in the Response Header.
http://gw.machine.address:54080/rws/service/scanner/jobs/1bbr3nmj4zn6/file
This specification is based on the SmartSDK scan WebAPI ( ./xx_Release/doc/en/webapi/320-04-010.htm )
Http Header :Content-Type
Value:
1) image/tiff
2) image/jpeg
3) application/pdf
The ScanExRi sample code handles the file type with the following code:
Current SmartSDK development guide(V2.10) has no specifications about error code of Application Installer for development.
The SOP Servlet as a server uses the SSL certificate installed on the Smart Operation Panel (SOP). The device certificate is not utilized on the SOP.