IDAutomation ASPX Barcode Generator Script

ASPX Barcode Generator Script

• Easily generate barcodes on websites with ASPX script processing enabled.

• A single .ASPX barcode script file is all that is needed; there are no additional fonts or components to install.

•Supports generation of popular barcode symbologies, including Code 128, GS1-128, Data Matrix, GS1-DataMatrix, PDF417, QR-Code, GS1-QRCode, Code 39, Interleaved 2 of 5, MSI, Postnet and USPS IMb.

•Efficiently streams server-side 1bpp (one bit per pixel) image files to the browser without generating temp files on the server.

•Complete ASPX source code is provided with purchase.

•Added GS1-128 functionality automatically places parentheses around appropriate AIs in the HR text interpretation.

•The streamed barcode image may be specified as a URL to allow use for multiple types of implementation, including Microsoft SQL Server Report Builder SSRS Reporting Services,  Crystal Reports and  FileMaker.

•Several parameters are supported, including pixel height, orientation, N-dimension and X-dimension.

Overview

This server-side ASPX script generates streaming barcodes to the requesting web browser. It is compatible with any Windows system with ASP.NET 2.0 or greater and IIS installed with ASPX processing enabled. It is also compatible with website hosting providers that support ASPX script processing. After the script file is copied to the webserver, barcode images are generated server-side in memory and streamed to the client without saving any temp files on the server.

Each barcode type is provided as a single unencrypted ASPX file, which provides extremely fast barcode generation with very little overhead. Each barcode script file is provided in pure ASPX source code form, so it may be used natively, as well as customized or integrated within any web application.

The 1bpp images generated are black and white bit-mapped BMP images that are very small in size compared to PNG, JPEG or GIF images. The average size of the generated barcode symbol is usually around 2KB. Because the image is retrieved from a URL, it is compatible with many other development environments and operating systems.