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Prerequisites
- Neodynamic Barcode Professional 3.0 (or greater) for Reporting Services
- Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 (or greater)
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 or Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition. NOTE: For VWD Express Edition, installing the free add-in for ReportViewer is mandatory.
- Microsoft SQL Server 2005 (any version) with AdventureWorks Database sample installed
In the following Step-By-Step Guide we’ll create a local report (RDLC file) which features barcoding capabilities by using Barcode Professional for Reporting Services.
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How to dynamically create composite images using embedded images in ASP.NET Resource RESX
22 Jun2009
Technologies used
- Neodynamic ImageDraw (2.0 or later) for ASP.NET
- Microsoft .NET Framework (2.0 or later)
- Microsoft Visual Studio .NET (2005 or later – Visual Web Developer Express Edition)
In the following guide you’ll learn how to use images embedded into ASP.NET Resources Files (*.RESX) to create composite images through ImageDraw.
In this guide we’ll use ASP.NET Resources Expression which is only available for ASP.NET 2.0 or later. Because that, we’ll use Visual Studio 2005 (Visual Web Developer Express Edition can be use as well).
The idea behind this guide is to dynamically create Composite Images merging some static image files with other images which are embedded into resources files (*.RESX) for a fictitious MSN Music site. In this sample the MSN logo and the butterfly images are embedded into an ASP.NET Resource file. In addition, a predefined set of static images about Music Artists embedded into an XML file – stored in Base64 string format – are used to merge both and to get the output image. The following image tries to provide you with a preview of what we want to accomplish with this demo.
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- In: News| Tutorials
- Tags: ASP.NET, composite images, Resource RESX
Technologies used
- Neodynamic Barcode Professional 2.5 (or greater) for ASP.NET (WebControl)
- Crystal Reports for .NET (any version)
- Microsoft .NET Framework (any version)
- Microsoft Visual Studio .NET (any version)
In the following Step-By-Step Guide we’re going to create an ASP.NET Web Application which includes a Crystal Reports web report for Avery address labels including Postnet barcode images generated by Barcode Professional for ASP.NET. In addition, this FAQ states how to export the report to PDF format maintaining the barcode images into it!
Note: This guide was made using Visual Studio 2005 but you can use any other version of it needing in some cases minor changes.
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- In: Tutorials
EZNamespaceExtensions.Net 2009 released
12 Jun2009
Add Windows Explorer and File Open/Save dialog integration to document management or similar software using namespace extensions developed with EZNamespaceExtensions.Net v2009. With EZNamespaceExtensions, a development team can concentrate on writing the functionality of the namespace extension and not worry about the hundred things that are necessary to integrate the namespace extension seamlessly into Windows Explorer and File Open/Save Dialogs.
Document management software, content management software, asset management software, virtual drives, database browsers and front-ends and protocol handlers are just some of the kind of software that can make use of EZNamespaceExtensions.Net.
EZNamespaceExtensions makes it a breeze to develop a full-blown namespace extension from scratch with full support for Vista and Windows 7. It supports automatic sub-folder navigation, context-menus, background context-menus drag-drop, cut-copy-paste, details (report) view, thumbnail view, info tips, icons, overlay icons, and lots more.
For more Information, visit,
http://www.ssware.com/eznamespaceextensions/eznamespaceextensions.htm
This post was submitted by ssware1.
- In: News
- Tags: .Net, document management, extension, eznamespaceextensions, namespace
FileView ActiveX Control 2009 released.
9 Jun2009
FileView ActiveX Control 2009 brings a drop-in Windows Explorer-like file and folder browsing UI component to your application. It is a perfect replacement for the plain, inflexible, modal APIs which UI developers are currently limited to. It offers complete support for Thumbnail, Details and GroupView, AutoUpdate, dragdrop, icons, contextmenus, non-filesystem items, default key-handling, infotips and renaming. It features powerful behavior control and customization functionality that takes it miles ahead of Windows Explorer by adding features like filtering, checkboxes, custom items, custom columns and dragdrop control and customization of default contextmenus, displaynames, icons and infotips. When combined with FolderView and ShComboBox controls, it recreates the entire Windows Explorer UI in your app. FileView ActiveX has a royalty-free redistribution license and no external dependencies and it comes with comprehensive documentation and numerous samples.
For more infromation on product, visit,
http://www.ssware.com/fileview/fileview.htm
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