Java Fingerprint Development with VeriFinger 4.2 SDK

Hello,
I hope to find guide with developing an application that implements Fingerprint functionalities.
I have tried to read the ANSI NIST-ITL 1-2000 Fingerprints standard.
I have the VeriFinger 4.2 SDK and have studied the manuals and sample codes.
I still need help on how to commence development of a sample application that implements the following Fingerprint technology
1. Enrollment
2. Verification
3. Identification
Most of the codes seem Hi-tech to me, but I can use any help smartly.
Thank you.

What exactly do you want to know? The third of these processes is
quite disjunct from the first two processes, i.e.
1) Succesful enrollment implies a succesful verification (maybe a couple
of times).
2) Verification is just the comparison between two images or significant
portions thereof. Fingerprint images typically contain "eyes" and
"bifurcations" that distinguish one fingerprint from another.
3) Identification is the mapping between a "key" of the fingerprint image
and the actual data present in a database somewhere.
kind regards,
Jos

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