Feature Description
Developers can add control of any TWAIN or SANE-enabled device from within HTML/JavaScript web applications by using LEADTOOLS. From within any web browser, LEADTOOLS can scan images and documents for display within the LEADTOOLS HTML5 Zero-footprint Viewer. Additionally, scanned images can be uploaded to the server for additional advanced processing, including OCR, barcode, file format conversion, and more.
The source code for this advanced application framework is provided for easy customization and branding. This programmer-friendly and modular scanning architecture is perfect to create new innovative web applications, or to add web scanning to existing web applications, frameworks, or workflows such as SharePoint and CRM.
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Overview of LEADTOOLS HTML5 Web Scanning SDK Technology
- Scan and upload images from TWAIN or SANE devices in HTML, browser-based applications
- Utilizes a customizable Self-hosted Web Service (SHWS) to handle all client interactions with local TWAIN or SANE drivers
- Easily integrate web scanning functionality into existing enterprise web-based document-management solutions
- Fully customizable web services, including ability to pass user-defined data
- Supports TWAIN 1.x and 2.x drivers
- Get and set all TWAIN or SANE capabilities that the driver supports
- Apply more than 200 image processing functions on scanned images
- Save scanned images to any of 150+ file formats supported by LEADTOOLS such as PDF, TIFF, JPEG, JPEG 2000, and more
- View scanned images with the LEADTOOLS HTML5 Zero-footprint Viewer
- Print scanned images locally and remotely through Internet Printing Protocol (IPP)
- Comprehensive multithread support for maximum performance
- Bypass the user interface for completely automated tasks and batch scanning
- Utilize events and callbacks for per-page processing
- Scan in black and white, halftone, grayscale, palette, and full color
- Control the resolution, position, size, and orientation of the acquired image
- Use an automated document feeder (ADF) for single and multi-page scanning
- Scan front and back of page with duplex scanning
- Utilize Extended Image Information to retrieve barcode, patch code, MICR, and other information for each page
