Today's article deals with bar codes. Specifically, it deals with generating and decoding UPC-A and Code 3 of 9 bar codes in Java. A Java library and sample code are provided to demonstrate the functionality.
This bar code engine is implemented as a Java library, along with a few demo applications which show the library in action.
Several years back, I was working on an imaging project in Java which was going to require some Optical Character Recognition (OCR) functionality. After an exhaustive search, I could find nothing to fit the bill. My requirements were:
Hello! My name is Ron. I'm a sinner saved by grace, follower of Christ, amateur theologian, husband, father, guitarist, singer-songwriter, worship leader, professional software developer, electronics engineer, fisherman, boat operator, real estate investor, handyman, and lover of life.
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As a Christian, I occasionally run into people who claim that they don’t believe in God. In this article, I’ll share with you some of their reasonings, and provide counter-arguments. Also, I’ll delve into some of the underlying motivations these people have for claiming to believe that there is no God.
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I’ve been writing software professionally for about 21 years now. I’ve seen more technologies come and go than you could shake a stick at.
Over the years, I’ve developed a rather sizeable library of code written in various languages. Some of my stuff is experimental in nature, but a lot of it is in use in real-world, mission-critical apps that are used by many people every day.