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Create a Virtual Directory or a Site. You can also use Microsoft Visual Studio and create a new Web Application. |
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To create a virtual directory, follow these steps:
1. Open the control panel of the IIS server and right-click "Default Web Site".
2. Use the IIS Wizard to create a virtual directory.
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Create physical directories named test and bin (inside the test directory). |
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Copy the file ASPBarcodeGenerator.aspx to the test directory
Copy the files Barcodes.BarcodeWeb.dll and ASPBarcodeGenerator.dll to the bin directory
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You can use barcode already now. |
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To do it, just start your Internet Browser and type in the address line:
http://localhost/test/ASPBarcodeGenerator.aspx
You should see a barcode.
To customize the barcode, you can use the parameters described here.
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You can create any HTML page with a barcode in it. |
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For example, create the file example.html. Here you can see the source code of this file:
<html>
<body>
<h1>Barcode .NET Web Generator</h1>
<img src="http://localhost/test/ASPBarcodeGenerator.aspx?text=123456789012&
bt=11&talign=4&fsize=14&fbold=1&w=250&h=100"
width=250 height=100>
</body>
</html>
As a result, you should see the following HTML page with a barcode in it.
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Parameters to customize the barcode. |
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You can specify these parameters in the address line after the '?' character. For instance, to encode the
string '1234567' into the barcode, you should specify the following address line:
http://localhost/test/ASPBarcodeGenerator.aspx?text=1234567
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