Barcode Generation with Railo

Posted At : 23. Juni 2010 01:15 | Posted By : Todd Rafferty
Related Categories: Tips, HowTo

In a previous blog post, I mentioned that createObject() has a 3rd / 4th argument negates the need to use Javaloader. Some questions have come up on the Railo mailing list and I thought I'd attach 2 working examples (barcode_samples.zip). One is using the Barbeque library found on Sourceforge, the other is using Google's zxing library. Remember, with a little creativity and expanding these samples, this type of code can be baked into Railo natively (e.g.: <cfbarcode>) today by placing the code in special directories (Functions / Tags).

Special thanks to Leigh's (cfsearching) excellent blog for some example legwork in barcode generation.

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Arsalan's Gravatar Bro... I can't download the zip files from the link provided!
It seems to be a 'Bad Link' :).
# Posted By Arsalan | 30.06.10 04:48
Todd Rafferty's Gravatar Sorry for the delay. Example link fixed.
# Posted By Todd Rafferty | 07.07.10 12:11
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