Connecting from java code to an RFID reader.

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Hi!
I am trying to connect my employee registration code with a RFID reader. I am not able to read from COM1 port. I used all the tecniques provided by google to my best knowledge.
~~give some solution...~~
Can somebody please help me in this?

Thanks in advance!

Posted 9-Mar-11 1:09am

Deepthy haridas

Updated 9-Mar-11 1:44am

Manfred Rudolf Bihy

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 9-Mar-11 7:41am

Show us what you tried first. Then we might think about providing you with a solution.

CPallini 9-Mar-11 7:57am

Do you really need to directly access the communication port from Java?

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy · Answer 1 · 2011-03-09T01:52:00

I'll give you a little help first in structuring your questionable approach above:

A. Be ever specific:

Exact Java Version (e.g. ME 1.6)
Which RFID reader (Product name and version)
Connection cable type
Show your sample code and tell us your issues with it

B. Be ever polite:

Don't be demanding
Use some niceness like "Thanks in advance!" or "Thank you!"

Thanks for reading this. Please be so kind and edit your question ("Improve question" link) to supply us with the missing information.

Best Regards,
Manfred