Need to integrate finger print device in web application..Should i use WPF browser application or Silverlight

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Actually i have a finger print device of lumidigm which i need to integrate in a web application . i.e. i need to create a web application which can talk with my hardware device .should i create it in WPF browser application or in silverlight.?As i will require full trusted environment to identify device.

Posted 2-Jun-13 22:17pm

gaurav786mishra

Updated 3-Jun-13 11:21am

Richard C Bishop

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gaurav786mishra 4-Jun-13 8:20am

Thanks PrissySC for the reply.Did u get the SDK made for WPF application or got sdk for windows application and u are making it work for wpf.
Actualy i need to make all the biometric integration like fingerprint,iris,facial ,signature ,and voice in wpf application.BUt only fingerprint for a browser application ,and i got its sdk of windows form...should i ask client for wpf sdk..or wpf (xbab) sdk or silverlight (sdk)?Or else i need to use only the sdk provided to me..(i.e. windows)and struggle with it to convert in wpf or silverlight

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PrissySC · Answer 1 · 2013-06-03T10:10:00

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Actually, you should consult the SDK for the device first. I am working on biometrics as well. I have choosen WPF as it is a desktop application.

Posted 3-Jun-13 10:10am

PrissySC