As the author / maintainer of this project I was just wondering what thought everyone had about the project.
Is it useful / rubbish / Ok but needs some improvements.
The library as it stands covers everything I need it to, but I'm sure that there are lots of ways it could be improved.
So let me know, constructive criticism welcomed.
Andi
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I cannot remember very well currently, but I had a problem on image sizes. I wrote an application that always scan in black and white, bug using jsane i got 24 or 8bit images (I cannot remember) instead of bilevel. I also remember a similar problem when scanning in greylist mode.
Bye,
Giuseppe
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We are evaluating this for a scanning and document managment project. It looks great so far, so much easier to use than the JNI we were dealing with. Would be happy to help with documentation.
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I will have a look into this API, looks very promising to me. I'm curious whether i get my ADF working, that's an essential part of the little DMS i'm working on.
Thanks for your work, anyway.
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Yep, ADF works very well now, i've got just a single-sided ADF, but went very smooth, really good.
I'll have a look at the options GUI now, I'd like to persist the options the user chooses, what do you think about that?
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2010-06-02
Is there ADF support in your library? Normal scanning is Great!
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hmm damn, i used your library for a long time now but somehow the JSane_No_Docs_Exception is not longer thrown when scanning ADF… it just keeps scanning empty pages.
So is there a way to manually ask the device if there are docs in the feeder instead of waiting for an exception?
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Hi,
As the author / maintainer of this project I was just wondering what thought everyone had about the project.
Is it useful / rubbish / Ok but needs some improvements.
The library as it stands covers everything I need it to, but I'm sure that there are lots of ways it could be improved.
So let me know, constructive criticism welcomed.
Andi
I cannot remember very well currently, but I had a problem on image sizes. I wrote an application that always scan in black and white, bug using jsane i got 24 or 8bit images (I cannot remember) instead of bilevel. I also remember a similar problem when scanning in greylist mode.
Bye,
Giuseppe
I think that's been solved, Could you check and file a bug report if it still happens.
Thanks
Andi
We are evaluating this for a scanning and document managment project. It looks great so far, so much easier to use than the JNI we were dealing with. Would be happy to help with documentation.
That's great.
There is a tutorial at www.jsane.com.
Let me know if you need any help, or you encounter any problems.
Are there any features missing?
Thanks for your interest.
Andi
I will have a look into this API, looks very promising to me. I'm curious whether i get my ADF working, that's an essential part of the little DMS i'm working on.
Thanks for your work, anyway.
I have had it working with a dual side ADF, let me know if you have any problems. I'll see if I can help
Yep, ADF works very well now, i've got just a single-sided ADF, but went very smooth, really good.
I'll have a look at the options GUI now, I'd like to persist the options the user chooses, what do you think about that?
Is there ADF support in your library? Normal scanning is Great!
You just need to keep calling getFrame();
You'll either get null of an exception when there are no more frames to get. I can't remember from the top of my head.
This project had been very quiet for a while.
hmm damn, i used your library for a long time now but somehow the JSane_No_Docs_Exception is not longer thrown when scanning ADF… it just keeps scanning empty pages.
So is there a way to manually ask the device if there are docs in the feeder instead of waiting for an exception?