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Add barcodes to your Java[TM] application or website. RBarcode contains an applet/servlet and a Java[TM] class (also Bean) so that you can use it in you web site or you application. The class is an extension of java.awt.Canvas so you can put it in any java container. The main features are:
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- EAN13 |
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INTERLEAVED 2 0f 5
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- PDF417: encode up to 1800 characters in a
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- Export
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-- As java.awt.Panel
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Mannesmann TeleCommerce |
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I'm a licensed holder of your 1D and 2D barcode libs (source included). Everything has been going very smoothly -- the libraries are very nicely done and well documented. Harry Whitehouse |
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For this price you will get a powerfull applet and Java[TM] classes that is very easy to use: Example of source code for the applet: <APPLET CODEBASE = "./" CODE =
"com.java4less.rbarcode.BCApplet.class" ARCHIVE = "rbarcode.zip" NAME =
"TestApplet" WIDTH = 400 HEIGHT = 170 HSPACE = 0 VSPACE = 0 ALIGN =
middle > Example of source code to create a jpeg file: BarCode bc=new BarCode(); Example of url to execute the servlet: http://localhost:8080/examples/servlet/RBarCodeServlet?BARCODE=123456789012&WIDTH=50&HEIGHT=50&CODE_TYPE=EAN13&CHECK_CHAR=Y |
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