Java Barcode Code 128 Generator Library
Create, generate, print Code 128 barcode with checksum image label in Java class using java barcode encoder with free Java example source code

How to generate, display, print barcode 128 with valid checksum, check digit in Java class, Apache web application. Free download

• Compatible with JDK 1.5.0_22 and later versions
• In accordance with ISO/IEC 15417 (Second edition 2007-06-01)
• Easy to be applied into almost all operating systems, like Windows 7, XP, etc
• Able to be tested in IntelliJ IDEA 5.0 and iReport 3.7.5
• Create high quality Code 128 barcodes in Java class
• Be able to generate Code 128 in iReport and Eclipse BIRT Java reporting software
• Save Code 128 barcode images in four image formats (PNG, BMP, GIF and JPEG)

• Code 128 A (Code Set A): 0-9, A-Z, and special characters
• Code 128 B (Code Set B): 0-9, A-Z, a-z, and special characters
• Code 128 C (Code Set C): numeric digit pairs 00-99 and three special characters

• com.keepautomation.barcode.jar
• "barcode" folder & "java-barcode-api" folder
• End user license agreement, user manual, and order page

1. Please download and unzip our KA.Barcode for Java barcode generator package.
2. Copy "com.keepautomation.barcode.jar" file from the unzipped package to your Java project library folder.
3. Locate "com.keepautomation.barcode.jar" to your project reference.

     public static void main(String[] args)
     {

     BarCode code128 = new BarCode();

     code128.setCodeToEncode("123456789");
     code128.setSymbology(IBarCode.CODE128);
     code128.setX(2);
     code128.setY(50);
     code128.setRightMargin(0);
     code128.setLeftMargin(0);
     code128.setTopMargin(0);
     code128.setBottomMargin(0);
     code128.setChecksumEnabled(false);
     code128.setFnc1(IBarCode.FNC1_NONE);

     try
     {

     code128.draw("c://code128.gif");

     }
     catch (Exception e) {
     e.printStackTrace();
     }
     }
     }