Aspose.BarCode Java For Ruby
Introduction
Rjb - Ruby Java Bridge
RJB is a bridge program that connect between Ruby and Java with Java Native Interface. Rake + Rjb is the more powerful and useful build tool than both Maven and Ant. You can test your Java business logic class itself with Rjb’s mock. It helps to migrate Struts’s Model Object into your RoR application. But beware to buildSwing application, Ruby (and Rjb) doesn’t consider JVM’s native threads handling.
Aspose.Barcode for Java
Aspose.BarCode for Java is a robust and reliable barcode generation and recognition component, written in Java, it allows developers to quickly and easily add barcode generation and recognition functionality to their Java applications.
Aspose.BarCode for Java supports the Java SE, Java EE and Java ME platforms.
Aspose.Barcode Java for Ruby
Project Aspose.Barcode Java for Ruby shows how different tasks can be performed using Aspose.BarcodeĀ Java APIs in Ruby. This project is aimed to provide useful examples for Ruby developers who want to utilize Aspose.BarcodeĀ for Java in their Ruby Projects using Rjb (Ruby Java Bridge).
System Requirements and Supported Platforms
System Requirements
Following are the system requirements to use Aspose.Barcode Java for Ruby:
- Rjb Gem is configured
- Downloaded Aspose.Barcode component
Supported Platforms
Following are the supported platforms:
- Ruby 2.2.x or above and respective DevKit.
- Java 1.5 or above
Downloads
Download Required Libraries
Download required libraries mentioned below. These are the required for executing Aspose.Barcode Java for Ruby examples.
Download Examples from Social Coding Sites
Following releases of running examples are available to download on below mentioned social coding sites:
GitHub
Installation And Usage
Installing
It is very simple and easy to install Aspose.Barcode Java for Ruby gem, please follow these simple steps:
- Run following command.
$ gem install aspose-barcodejava
- Download required Aspose.Barcode for Java Component from following link. http://www.aspose.com/community/files/72/java-components/aspose.barcode-for-java/default.aspx
- Create “jars” folder at root of the Aspose.Barcode Java for Ruby gem and copy downloaded component into it.
Using
Include the required files for working with the RecognizeBarcode example.
require File.dirname(File.dirname(File.dirname(__FILE__))) + '/lib/aspose-barcodejava'
include Asposebarcodejava
include Asposebarcodejava::RecognizeBarcode
initialize_aspose_barcode
Let’s understand the above code.
- The first line makes sure that the Aspose.BarCode is loaded and available.
- Include the files that are required to access the Aspose.BarCode.
- Initialize the libraries. The aspose JAVA classes are loaded from the path provided in the aspose.yml file
Support, Extend and Contribute
Support
From the very first days of Aspose, we knew that just giving our customers good products would not be enough. We also needed to deliver good service. We are developers ourselves and understand how frustrating it is when a technical issue or a quirk in the software stops you from doing what you need to do. We’re here to solve problems, not create them.
This is why we offer free support. Anyone who uses our product, whether they have bought them or are using an evaluation, deserves our full attention and respect.
You can log any issues or suggestions related to Aspose.Barcode Java for Ruby using any of the following platforms:
Extend and Contribute
Aspose.Barcode Java for Ruby is open source and its source code is available on the major social coding websites listed below. Developers are encouraged to download the source code and contribute by suggesting or adding new feature or improving the existing ones, so that others could also benefit from it.
Source Code
You can get the latest source code from one of the following locations:
Sample Code Examples
This section includes the following topics:
- Download and Configure Aspose.BarCode in Ruby
- Ruby Programmers Guide
- Working with BarCode in Ruby
- Advanced BarCode Features in Ruby
- Generate AustraliaPost BarCode with Different Format Control Code Options in Ruby
- How to Generate a Patch Code in Ruby
- Manage X-Dimension and Y-Dimension in Ruby
- Set Height of the Bars in the BarCode Image in Ruby
- Set Start and Stop Symbols of Codabar BarCode in Ruby
- Use Checksum and Supplement Data for BarCodes in Ruby
- Wide Narrow Ratio in Ruby
- Utility Features in Ruby
- Advanced BarCode Features in Ruby
- Working with BarCode Image in Ruby
- Working with 2D BarCodes in Ruby
- Working with BarCode Recognition in Ruby
- Advanced BarCode Recognition Features in Ruby
- BarCode Orientation in Ruby
- Better and Faster Image Processing for BarCode Recognition in Ruby
- Get all Possible 1D BarCodes from an Image in Ruby
- Get BarCode Recognition Quality in Percent in Ruby
- Getting Barcode Region Information from the Image in Ruby
- Marking BarCode Regions in an Image in Ruby
- Read BarCode from Specific Region of Image in Ruby
- Switch BarCode Recognition Modes According to the Requirement in Ruby
- Basic BarCode Recognition Features in Ruby
- Advanced BarCode Recognition Features in Ruby
- Working with BarCode in Ruby
- Support, Extend and Contribute to Aspose.BarCode in Ruby