JSANE - Image Acquisition from Digital Cameras and Scanners
Image Acquisition from Digital Cameras and Scanners with Java on Mac/Linux/Solaris/Unix/BSD, etc.
SANE is the de facto standard to access scanners/cameras on AIX, BeOS, Darwin, FreeBSD, HP-
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Simple Yet Powerful Image Acquisition:
JSANE provides you a set of clean and simple APIs to access, control digital cameras and scanners. In its simplest case, three lines of Java code can do the job. Image acquisition parameters can be set in an elegant way.
Flexibility
JSANE can be used in any Java stand alone application, web application, etc.
Device Independent
Most of scanners are supported by JSANE.
Mature Product and Standard Compatability
JSANE v2 supports SANE v1.0 onwards. [For more info, visit http://www.sane-project.org]. Flexible license scheme available, you can buy binary APIs and/or source code.
Optional UI components - Java Image Acquisition UI Components
JSANE + Java Image Acquisition UI Components provide complete image acquisition solutions.
Web Uploading Support
Save acquired images and upload them to any web server.
For Java image acquisition on Win32 platforms, you need JTwain
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