The following files must be packaged with all Fingerprint SDK based applications:
The following files must be packaged with Fingerprint SDK ActiveX based applications:
Furthermore, GrFingerX.dll must be registered on system during application installation, using the regsvr32 tool. For further info about this tool, check the Microsoft's regsvr32 page.
The following files must be packaged with Fingerprint SDK Java for Windows based applications:
For any applet using the applet helper, the following files must also be added to the JAR package:
The following files must be packaged with all Fingerprint SDK based applications supporting the Fingerprint Readers compatible with Griaule FingerCap USB Driver:
The following files must be packaged with all Fingerprint SDK based applications supporting the Secugen Hamster III / Nitgen Hamster I / Hamster II fingerprint readers:
The following files must be packaged with all Fingerprint SDK based applications supporting the Certis Image Orcanthus fingerprint reader:
The following files must be packaged with all Fingerprint SDK based applications supporting the Crossmatch fingerprint readers:
The following files must be packaged with all Fingerprint SDK based applications supporting the Digent FD1000 fingerprint reader:
The following files must be packaged with all Fingerprint SDK based applications supporting the Lumidigm Venus Series fingerprint reader:
The following files must be packaged with all Fingerprint SDK based applications supporting the Virdi FOH02 fingerprint reader:
If an application uses Fingerprint SDK ActiveX component and supports the Nitgen Hamster I and Microsoft fingerprint readers, the following files must be packaged with it:
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All files required by Fingerprint SDK can be found in the "bin" folder in the SDK root folder.
The list of supported fingerprint readers is available in the Fingerprint Readers Support section.
During application installation, any required DLL file must be copied to the application folder, to a system folder (for e.g., SYSTEM folder) or to a folder included in the PATH variable.
For Java applications, any required JAR file must be added to the CLASSPATH variable.