Re: Newbe question on installing and using barcode application

Abhijit Junnare <[email protected]> Tue, 9 Sep 2003 07:52:44 -0700 (PDT)
Newsgroups gmane.comp.krysalis.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Dear  Jeremias,
Thanks for your help. I would definitely like to give
it a try. I have actually downloaded the binary file
and so do have the jar file. 
I tried to look through the documentation and so not
sure where to go from here. Now that I have all this
set how do I generate barcode?
Supposing I will be using this through command line
once I am in the barcode directory how do I proceed.
I am not very familiar with Java so hope you can help
me get this working. What command should I execute so
as to generate barcode?
Awaiting your reply. Once again thanking you for your
kind help.
Regards,
Abhi

--- Jeremias Maerki <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Abhi,
> 
> sorry for the late response. As you may have read
> I've been away on
> holidays.
> 
> I hope you didn't give up, yet, or at least give it
> another try. Let's
> see if I can help you. I tried to package Krysalis
> Barcode like many
> other Java-based OpenSource packages which means it
> uses Apache Ant for
> the build process. But if you're not familiar with
> this process you
> could also try the v0.9 binary.
> 
> Could it be that you really downloaded the "-bin"
> file? Because that
> file indeed has no build.xml file as the error
> message implies. If yes,
> you're all set to go with the next step. If no, you
> might want to download
> krysalis-barcode-0.9-bin.zip by clicking on this
> link: 
>
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/krysalis/krysalis-barcode-0.9-bin.zip?download
> 
> This way you don't have to install Ant and don't
> have to build Krysalis
> Barcode. You'll find krysalis-barcode.jar in root
> directory of the
> distribution file.
> 
> What you do now depends on what you need. I hope the
> documentation works
> for you from this point on. If not, please tell me
> about it so I can
> improve the documentation. I have seen now, that I
> have to mention the
> existence of both a source and a binary
> distribution.
> 
> If you really want to compile Krysalis Barcode (for
> examples, because
> you want to use the latest code from CVS) then I
> suggest you go to the
> Apache Ant homepage.
> - Welcome page: http://ant.apache.org/
> - Ant Manual: http://ant.apache.org/manual
> 
> The most important things about installing Ant is to
> set the ANT_HOME
> environment variable and adding the Ant directory to
> your PATH variable.
> You'll read about that in the "Installing Ant"
> section of Ant's manual.
> 
> Once you've successfully installed Ant, you should
> be able to open a
> console or DOS window in the directory where you
> extracted the Krysalis
> Barcode's zip file and call "ant".
> 
> I hope this helps you.
> 
> On 04.09.2003 18:49:01 Abhijit Junnare wrote:
> > I am newbe to this list. I need to generate
> barcodes.
> > I downloaded the zip file  for barcode
> application. I
> > have also downloaded ant zip file. Now I dont know
> > where to go from here. I guess I should unzip
> these
> > two files. But again I am stuck after this. I need
> to
> > what exactly should I do once I unzip these two
> files
> > into two directories. I tried this and then
> running
> > the ant file from the barcode directory but it
> says
> > something like build failed coz it couldnot find
> the
> > build.xml file
> > 
> > I will appreciate if someone could reply.
> 
> 
> 
> Jeremias Maerki
> 
> 
> 
>
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