Hello,

after the Intel Software Network Support inadvertently deleted my post in the first place (no problem folks, thanks for the E-Mail!), here we go again:

My question is: Is the Intel MCA SDK and Platform Driver compatible with Java 7?

Recently, we had severe problems using MCA with Java 7. The same code worked fine with Java 6. I don't quite remember, but I think I read that MCA is not working with Java 7 yet? If this is right, any release date for the Java 7 language binding?

Thanks a lot for your help!

Per the release notes update
The MCA Configuration Editor has been enhanced to make the default
handler configuration section easier to use. Default handler settings
are now divided into two groups. Global settings apply to the global
default handler. Application Specific Settings allow a much easier
method for adding applications and assigning custom settings for them.
In addition support for medApp button default handlers has been added.
Using executable files for default handlers is also easier to do. Simply

I have used the to interface with the camera deviceon Panasonic tablet PC.

I have a windows form with a picture box. I reserve the device on creation of the form and each time I load the form Istart the preview in the picture box.
I have a button on the form and in its click event handler I capture frame and store the image in an in memory collection.
On dispose opf the form I release the device.

Our application doesn't receive button clicks or barcodes when it runs on a Motion C5 with Windows 7 and version 3.1.1.37626 of the Platform Drivers. It works fine on a C5 with XP and version 2.0.0.25057.

I have tried building the application again with version 3.1.0.37626 [sic] (with the patch) of the SDK installed on my development PC, but I get the same result: the executable only works on the machine with the 2.0 PD.

The application is written in Delphi so it is necessary to create a Delphi type library from
IntelHealthcare_com.dll.