Comments on: Using the Barbecue Java Library in ColdFusion to Create Barcodes http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/ Technology and Programming Blog Fri, 16 Dec 2011 16:12:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: talha http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-223 talha Sun, 17 Jul 2011 11:15:45 +0000 http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-223 hi mike i want tomake the bakeground of the barcode transparent. how can we do that ? hi mike
i want tomake the bakeground of the barcode transparent. how can we do that ?

]]> By: Mike Fleming http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-6 Mike Fleming Thu, 22 Jul 2010 15:02:07 +0000 http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-6 This sounds like a permissions issue. It writes out a file to disk. You may want to check to make sure whatever folder it's generating the barcode image to is accessible from the WAN. This sounds like a permissions issue. It writes out a file to disk. You may want to check to make sure whatever folder it’s generating the barcode image to is accessible from the WAN.

]]> By: Mike Fleming http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-10 Mike Fleming Thu, 22 Jul 2010 15:02:00 +0000 http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-10 This sounds like a permissions issue. It writes out a file to disk. You may want to check to make sure whatever folder it's generating the barcode image to is accessible from the WAN. This sounds like a permissions issue. It writes out a file to disk. You may want to check to make sure whatever folder it’s generating the barcode image to is accessible from the WAN.

]]> By: Lizam http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-5 Lizam Thu, 22 Jul 2010 13:41:12 +0000 http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-5 Hi Mike, Just to add that when access through WAN, if pdf, I get a box with a sign 'X' inside. Thanks, Lizam Hi Mike,

Just to add that when access through WAN, if pdf, I get a box with a sign ‘X’ inside.

Thanks,
Lizam

]]> By: Lizam http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-9 Lizam Thu, 22 Jul 2010 13:41:00 +0000 http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-9 Hi Mike, Just to add that when access through WAN, if pdf, I get a box with a sign 'X' inside. Thanks, Lizam Hi Mike,

Just to add that when access through WAN, if pdf, I get a box with a sign ‘X’ inside.

Thanks,
Lizam

]]> By: Lizam http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-4 Lizam Thu, 22 Jul 2010 13:32:19 +0000 http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-4 Hi Mike, I have a strange scenario where the program works fine if access from LAN but not through WAN (only if pdf, html still works though). Any idea what could be the cause? The client is running latest JRE since the requirement is 1.4 or higher. Any other specific requirements at the client machine? Really appreciate your help. Thanks, Lizam Hi Mike,

I have a strange scenario where the program works fine if access from LAN but not through WAN (only if pdf, html still works though). Any idea what could be the cause?

The client is running latest JRE since the requirement is 1.4 or higher. Any other specific requirements at the client machine?

Really appreciate your help.

Thanks,
Lizam

]]> By: Lizam http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-8 Lizam Thu, 22 Jul 2010 13:32:00 +0000 http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-8 Hi Mike, I have a strange scenario where the program works fine if access from LAN but not through WAN (only if pdf, html still works though). Any idea what could be the cause? The client is running latest JRE since the requirement is 1.4 or higher. Any other specific requirements at the client machine? Really appreciate your help. Thanks, Lizam Hi Mike,

I have a strange scenario where the program works fine if access from LAN but not through WAN (only if pdf, html still works though). Any idea what could be the cause?

The client is running latest JRE since the requirement is 1.4 or higher. Any other specific requirements at the client machine?

Really appreciate your help.

Thanks,
Lizam

]]> By: Mike Fleming http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-3 Mike Fleming Thu, 07 May 2009 11:39:10 +0000 http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-3 Mario, The code contained in the post is the actual code I am using. You just need to replace the variables for the image path (where it writes the created image creating the bar code) and the actual bar code number itself. As far as code that is all you need. You do need to download the library itself (if you search on Google for it you will see the SourceForge project for it). You need to place the files somewhere in your ColdFusion directory that is already referenced in the class path variables or you can place them in a new folder and update the class path to look there. Mike Mario,

The code contained in the post is the actual code I am using. You just need to replace the variables for the image path (where it writes the created image creating the bar code) and the actual bar code number itself. As far as code that is all you need.

You do need to download the library itself (if you search on Google for it you will see the SourceForge project for it). You need to place the files somewhere in your ColdFusion directory that is already referenced in the class path variables or you can place them in a new folder and update the class path to look there.

Mike

]]> By: Mario http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-2 Mario Wed, 06 May 2009 20:49:20 +0000 http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-2 Hi Mike, This looks really useful. Would it be possible to get a sample of the actual code used. I have been looking at using barbecue but I have been having issues and I am relatively new to using Java with CF. Thanks Mario Hi Mike,

This looks really useful. Would it be possible to get a sample of the actual code used. I have been looking at using barbecue but I have been having issues and I am relatively new to using Java with CF.

Thanks
Mario

]]> By: Mario http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-7 Mario Wed, 06 May 2009 20:49:00 +0000 http://www.thedevshack.com/using-the-barbecue-java-library-in-coldfusion-to-create-barcodes/#comment-7 Hi Mike, This looks really useful. Would it be possible to get a sample of the actual code used. I have been looking at using barbecue but I have been having issues and I am relatively new to using Java with CF. Thanks Mario Hi Mike,

This looks really useful. Would it be possible to get a sample of the actual code used. I have been looking at using barbecue but I have been having issues and I am relatively new to using Java with CF.

Thanks
Mario

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