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Evaluation

An evaluation pack including the Swiftbarcode java applet or the Swiftbarcode application version for JSP/Servlet integration can be downloaded from Swiftbarcode (get evaluation).

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Our terms and conditions apply to all our products and evaluation versions.

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For purchasing Swiftbarcode software please contact Swiftbarcode or use our online order form.

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Installation for Swiftbarcode application version (JSP and Servlets)

[1] Create a new directory called "swiftbarcode" in your main clath path.

[2] Save the swiftbarcode_app.class file into the newly created "swiftbarcode" directory.

[3] Within the JSP or Servlet code, refer to swiftbarcode.swiftbarcode_app.class as shown on the JSP/Servlet examples page.

Installation for swiftbarcode applet version

[1] Install the swiftbarcode.class files (part of product delivery) into your web directory.

[2] Add the <applet> tag to your web page or web application as shown in our examples.

[3] Within the applet tag refer to swiftbarcode.class (eg code="swiftbarcode.class"). If the swiftbarcode.class file is not in the same directory as the web page or web application you will have to refer to the location of swiftbarcode.class.

[4] Depending on the web server operating system the swiftbarcode.class file needs the appropriate privileges (read, execute).

Installation for swiftbarcode applet jar version

[1] Install the swiftbarcode.jar file (part of product delivery) into your web directory.

[2] Add the <applet>, <object> or <embed> tag to your web page or web application (Most browsers will work with the APPLET tag (IE4/5/6, NN, find details at http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/plugin/developer_guide/using_tags.html).

[3] Within the applet, object or embed tag refer to swiftbarcode.class and swiftbarcode.jar. If the swiftbarcode.jar file is not in the same directory as the web page or web application you will have to refer to the location of swiftbarcode.class and swiftbarcode.jar:

<APPLET name="app1" code="swiftbarcode.class" archive="swiftbarcode.jar" WIDTH = "320" HEIGHT = "300" >
<param name="bar_code_value" value="5060033952504">
<param name="symbology" value="EAN13">
<param name="bar_code_height" value="80">
<param name="bar_code_width" value="2">
<param name="check_digit_supplied" value="Y">
<param name="font_size" value="18">
<param name="text_display" value="Y">
</APPLET>

or

<OBJECT name="app2" classid="java:swiftbarcode.class" WIDTH = "320" HEIGHT = "300">
<param name="name" VALUE="app2">
<param name="CODE" VALUE="swiftbarcode">
<param name="ARCHIVE" VALUE="swiftbarcode.jar">
<param name="bar_code_value" value="5060033952504">
<param name="symbology" value="EAN13">
<param name="bar_code_height" value="80">
<param name="bar_code_width" value="2">
<param name="check_digit_supplied" value="Y">
<param name="font_size" value="18">
<param name="text_display" value="Y">
</OBJECT>

or

<EMBED width="200" height="200" code="swiftbarcode.class" archive="swiftbarcode.jar">
<param name="CODE" VALUE="swiftbarcode">
<param name="ARCHIVE" VALUE="swiftbarcode.jar">
<param name="bar_code_value" value="5060033952504">
<param name="symbology" value="EAN13">
<param name="bar_code_height" value="80">
<param name="bar_code_width" value="2">
<param name="check_digit_supplied" value="Y">
<param name="font_size" value="18">
<param name="text_display" value="Y">
</EMBED>

[4] Depending on the web server operating system the swiftbarcode.class file needs the appropriate privileges (read, execute).