Siebel On Demand Intergration WiTh external device like CARD READER

Hi All,
Is there a possibility of SOD to interface with an external system like a card reader?
Thanks
Natraj

Well interesting requirement but unfortunately Oracle SOD doesnot provide you any direct integration technique or tool for this, instead a custom WebService development would be required to make this happen.
Hope this Helps :)
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