RequireJS is a JavaScript file and module loader that implements Asynchronous Module Definition(AMD) API for in-browser use. Similar to require() used in Node.js, we can use requirejs() to load any JavaScript module for web apps. In this post, I will share how to use Dynamic Web TWAIN with RequireJS. If you are developing web document scanning apps with Dynamic Web TWAIN, this post may benefit you.
Tag: dwt
How to Use Dynamic Web TWAIN with ZK Framework
ZK is a Java Web framework that similar to GWT. Some developers have no idea how they can integrate DWT (Dynamic Web TWAIN) into a ZK Web project. I have successfully made it. The process is not too hard, but a little bit tricky.
How to Run Web TWAIN App on Nginx within Docker Container
Dynamic Web TWAIN (DWT) is a Web-based TWAIN scanning solution, which could be deployed to Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. Users could visit DWT apps via any HTML5-comptible Web browsers on Windows or Mac. To facilitate the process of Web project deployment, we can use Docker. In this post, I’m going to demo how to build a Web TWAIN docker image, and how to run the Web TWAIN “hello world” with commands in one line.
How to Load, Scan and Upload Files with Ruby on Rails
Have you ever thought about how to create a Web document scanning project with Ruby on Rails? In this tutorial, I’m going to guide you through how to create a Rails project with Dynamic Web TWAIN (DWT) SDK for loading, scanning and uploading document files step by step.
Making AngularJS Work with DWT
AngularJS is a Web application framework for rendering dynamic Web content with MVC architecture. It reduces amount of JavaScript code with the feature of two-way data binding. More and more developers tend to use Angular for client-side development. Therefore, I’d like to share how to change the basic scanning demo of Dynamic Web TWAIN SDK with AngularJS today.
Building Web Scanning Applications with GWT
GWT (Google Web Toolkit), a development toolkit that allows developers to build complicated JavaScript Web applications in Java, has been used by many outstanding products, such as Google AdSense, Google AdWords, and so on. It is open source, and completely free. In this post, I’d like to share how to build a starter application with GWT, as well as how to combine DWT (Dynamic Web TWAIN) and GWT to build a simple Web scanning application.
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