Won't be able to do this.. CC stuff is tricky. Just use something like Square if really needing to process mobile payments.
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(Jul 11, 2012 10:19 AM)Super Effective Wrote: Does Java easily allow interactions with card swiping machines? I know it can be used on devices, but I'd honestly think C++ would be fine for this. Either that or she should buy a card swiping machine setup and just be done with it. I'm not sure on reading and writing to a magnetic strip with Java, but I was just recommending Java since he has low C++ skills and creating and managing the students data would be easier in a higher level language. I know a friend who has a card reader and it basically just outputs the cards info to text on the computer. He could then access a Database/Text File and fine which user that is and pull up the info. Doing that seems a lot easier to do in a Higher level language. I'd say just have a static UserID/Serial Number on the card and save the amount of points in the DB instead of trying to write to the card since those cost a lot more then ones that can just read. (Jul 11, 2012 03:42 PM)PregoPastaSauce Wrote: Makes sense ;) You would want 4 Columns: ID | FirstName | LastName | Points I'd just have a form with a text box and submit button. Scan the card and it enters it into the text box and hit submit. When you hit submit it submits a query and checks for that ID, if isn't an ID that is already submitted, have it spit an error out or have it ask if she would like to add it to the DB. Have some buttons next to the Students Info for adding, subtracting and updating student info Also, you could just use a student name system and not even use cards Saves money and work, and prevents cards from being stolen/lost Feel free to PM me, I have nothing better to do :P I might be able to help a bit if you want (Jul 11, 2012 05:09 PM)PregoPastaSauce Wrote: perfect :D Do you have a skype or something I could contact you with? It's a lot easier to talk |
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