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    How To Create A Biometric Log On For Pos

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    The document provides steps to enable biometric logon support for point of sale (POS) in Dynamics AX 2012 Retail. Developers must implement the IBiometricDevice interface in a new POS plugin to handle biometric device interactions. The plugin is then copied to the POS folder and staff can enroll biometrics through the extended logon operation in POS. The example shows a BiometricPlugin class that implements IBiometricDevice to load, unload and handle biometric capture and identification.

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    How To Create A Biometric Log On For Pos

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    The document provides steps to enable biometric logon support for point of sale (POS) in Dynamics AX 2012 Retail. Developers must implement the IBiometricDevice interface in a new POS plugin to handle biometric device interactions. The plugin is then copied to the POS folder and staff can enroll biometrics through the extended logon operation in POS. The example shows a BiometricPlugin class that implements IBiometricDevice to load, unload and handle biometric capture and identification.

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    The document provides steps to enable biometric logon support for point of sale (POS) in Dynamics AX 2012 Retail. Developers must implement the IBiometricDevice interface in a new POS plugin to handle biometric device interactions. The plugin is then copied to the POS folder and staff can enroll biometrics through the extended logon operation in POS. The example shows a BiometricPlugin class that implements IBiometricDevice to load, unload and handle biometric capture and identification.

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    How To Create A Biometric Log On For Pos

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    Islam Sultan
    The document provides steps to enable biometric logon support for point of sale (POS) in Dynamics AX 2012 Retail. Developers must implement the IBiometricDevice interface in a new POS plugin to handle biometric device interactions. The plugin is then copied to the POS folder and staff can enroll biometrics through the extended logon operation in POS. The example shows a BiometricPlugin class that implements IBiometricDevice to load, unload and handle biometric capture and identification.

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    How to: Enable biometric logon support for POS

    Further reading
    Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 for Developers [AX 2012] SDK Download

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    Dynamics AX Retail 2012 allows ISVs to use biometric device for logon. Following interface must be implemented by pos plugin.

    Following the typical sequence for POS logon follow and call into the biometric plugin.

    Steps: o Impement following interface in a new POS plugin assembly.


    Microsoft.Dynamics.Retail.Pos.Contracts.Services.IBiometricDevice

    o o

    Copy the POS plug and related assemblies to the POS foler. Launch POS

    Go to Extended Log on operation and click assign on any staff to enroll for bitometric logon.

    Example
    public sealed class BiometricPlugin : IBiometricDevice { public event BiometricDeviceDataEventHandler DataReceived; public event BiometricDeviceStatusEventHandler StatusUpdate; public void Load() { // Init the biometric device } public void Unload() { // Cleanup } public string DeviceName { get { return string.Empty; } } public string DeviceDescription { get { return string.Empty; } } public bool IsActive { get { return true; } } public void BeginEnrollCapture() { // Create worker thread for enroll capture and return } public void BeginVerifyCapture() { // Create worker thread for verify capture and return } public void EndCapture() { // close the thread. } public string Identify(IExtendedLogOnInfo captureData, ICollection<byte[]> candidates) { string logOnKey = null;

    // Identify the give capture data from given cadidates and return hash (e.g. MD5 HASH) of found cadidate. return logOnKey; } }

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