• Generate barcodes on any operating system with a Java Virtual Machine.
• Developer Licenses for this product are royalty-free and perpetual.
• "Drag and drop" JavaBean for supporting IDEs.
• Create GIF & JPEG files or AWT images with the class library.
• Compatible with JDK 1.1 and above including Headless Java.
• Each package contains a servlet, applet, JavaBean and class library for a variety of options to barcode in Java.
• Creates server-side barcodes with the included servlet.
• Source code provided with the purchase of the Unlimited Developer License.
• Adds Java bar code capability to Oracle Reports.
• Now supports USPS Intelligent Mail (AKA OneCode).

IDAutomation's Java barcode components support several barcode symbologies including Code 39, Extended Code 39, Code 128, UCC-128, EAN128, Code-128 Auto, PDF417, Interleaved 2 of 5, Data Matrix, LOGMARS, Codabar, UPC-A, UPC-E, MSI, EAN-8, EAN-13, GS1-128, Code 11, Code 93, Industrial 2 of 5, MaxiCode, PLANET, POSTNET and USPS Intelligent Mail (AKA OneCode 4-State Customer Code).

Many of the product features in the Java Barcode Package may be observed by choosing the "Servlet Demo" link below. The packages are provided in a ZIP file, which contains the JAR file, documentation and source code for the servlet, encoder and applet.

Note: The only restriction in the evaluation version is the "Powered By IDAutomation.com" watermark in the barcode. The licensed version does not contain the watermark.

Features and Benefits of the IDAutomation Java Barcode Packages:
The following features of IDAutomation's Barcode Java components allow for easy integration into business applications:

• Royalty free with the purchase of a Developer License.
• Applets are provided for easy integration of barcodes on webpages.
• JavaBean support conforming to the JavaBean specification allows easy integration and customization in a developmental environment.
• Servlets are included for server-side Java barcode image generation and are easy to embed in dynamic HTML as an image with the <IMG> tag and support Apache Tomcat.
• Class libraries are provided for integration into Java applications.
• High quality images with GIF and JPEG support are generated that do not contain any distortion.
• Java container support is provided by the barcode classes, which are descendant of Java.awt.Canvas.
• Automatic check digit calculations may be enabled or disabled for many linear symbologies.
• Auto Sizing options automatically size the images for easier operation.
• JDK 1.1 and above is supported. However, JDK 1.2 or greater is required for the servlet to generate JPEG files and JDK 1.3 is required to use MaxiCode in an application.
• Headless Java compatibility allows images to be generated without a graphic environment in JDK 1.4 and above.
• Integration with Oracle Reports may be implemented using IDAutomation's java class files.
• Code 128 auto encoding is provided for Code 128 in the linear package and supports UCC/EAN-128 barcodes including automatic identification of several AI's.
• Orientation may be set to 0, 90, 180 or 270 degrees.
• Flexible sizing options allow changes to the X dimension, wide to narrow ratio, barcode height, margins and the white space between the bars in the bar code.
• Text options allow the human-readable characters to be enabled or disabled. The human-readable interpretation is often disabled to allow placement of custom text formatting for specific applications.
• Graphic configuration options include settings of the foreground and background colors and fonts for human-readable characters.
• Supplements are supported for 2 and 5 digit EAN and UPC add-ons.
• Supports UPS barcodes including compressed Maxicode.
• USPS Intelligent Mail is supported as well as POSTNET, PLANET and EAN128.
• Bearer bars may be easily created for ITF and all other linear barcode types.
• White bar increase option increases the amount of white space in the symbol to improve readability in the linear version.
• Character grouping property places digits in groups of 3, 4 or 5 to improve readability of the text under the bar-code.
• Source code is provided for all applets, graphic encoders and servlets in the packages. The source code for the barcode generation classes should not be needed; however they may be supplied with the purchase of the Unlimited Developer License and a signed Source Code License Agreement.
• A hosted version is now available to allow barcodes to be generated without installing any software. IDAutomation’s Dynamic Barcode Generation Service is a fault tolerant, hosted product that performs the same functions of the Java servlet. Barcodes are instantly generated and may be displayed in HTML with the IMG tag; parameters in the URL determine what is encoded.