Hello,
We have deployed a java application to the FX7500 reader and can manually execute the program, but we are looking into how the application will auto-start when the reader boots. It looks like the FX7500 SDK comes with some sample scripts to start and stop the application, but I don't see how those scripts get executed (other than manually). It looks like "Applications" page in the FX7500 web interface is used for uploaded C and C++ packages, and gives start/stop/auto-start options for those types of applications.
Any insight is appreciated.
Thanks
Hi,
The FX7500's "Applications" page allows you to install Debian style (deb) install packages.
Those packages need to contain an executable file plus shell scripts to start and stop the application.
The deb files can either contain ARM executables from a C/C++ compiler or java jar files.
Thus, from the "Applications" page, you can install, run and autorun both C/C++ or JAVA Applications.
However, there are some things to bear in mind, when making an application package:
The SDK provides samples for start and stop scripts, you can use to make your own:
For further details, please refer to the F7500 SDK Dokumentation and to this thread.
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