ASP.NET Document Viewer Control

Requirements

• Operating systems - Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP, etc
• Compatible with .NET framework 2.0 and above versions
• Support Visual Studio 2005, 2010 and other .NET development environments
• Browsers Supported include IE7+, Firefox, Chrome, Safari

Download and Install Yiigo.Image for .NET

• Download Yiigo.Image for .NET on the download page;
• Run yiigoiamgefornet.exe installer
• Install on by default:
  For 32-bit operating system: C:\Program Files\Yiigo.Image for .NET\
  For 64-bit operating system: C:\Program Files (x86)\Yiigo.Image for .NET\

Activate Yiigo.Image for .NET with Evaluation License

• Request 30 days trial license License, please contact support@yiigo.com;
• Start the toolkit activation wizard from C:\Program Files\Yiigo.Image for .NET\ and click "NEXT" to continue;
• Select "Activate 30 days trial license" and click "NEXT";
• Enter your serial numbers, including dashes click "NEXT" to continue;
• Enter Email Address & Password of your Yiigo account, and then click "NEXT";
• Click Finish to complete evaluation request.

Activate Yiigo.Image for .NET with Purchased License

• Buy developer license alongside with Yiigo.Image for .NET;
• Start the toolkit activation wizard from C:\Program Files\Yiigo.Image for .NET\ and click "NEXT" to continue;
• Select "Activate license" and click "NEXT";
• Enter your valid serial numbers, including dashes click "NEXT" to continue;
• Click Finish to complete.

Create a Web Imaging Viewer and Handler

• Start Visual Studio .NET and create a web site;
• Select Project / Add Reference...;
• Select the Browse tab and select the Yiigo.Imaging.Net.dll library which can be found on C:\Program Files\Yiigo.Image for .NET\WebImagingViewer;
• Copy the WebImagingViewer directory into the root of your project;
• Add a new Generic Handler to your project;
• Update the Page_Load event handler to be as follows:

<%@ WebHandler Language="C#" Class="WebImagingViewerHandler" %>

using System;
using System.Web;
using Yiigo.Imaging.Net.Web;

public  class WebImagingViewerHandler: WebDocumentRequestHandler
{
}

Add Web Pages

• Add a new Web Form to your project;
• Copy those codes to your forms:

<script src="WebDocViewer/jquery-1.6.1.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>                        
<script src="WebDocViewer/jquery.easing.1.3.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="WebDocViewer/YiigoWebImagingViewer.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="WebDocViewer/jquery-1.6.1.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<link href="WebDocViewer/jquery-1.6.1.min.css" rel="Stylesheet" type="text/css">
// Add HTML into your document's body to create the document viewing area
<div id="_toolbar1" class="yiigo-document-toolbar" style="width 670px;"></div>
<div id="_container1" class="yiigo-document-container" style="width 670px; height 500px;"> </div>
// Add JavaScript to initialize your viewer
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
    var _docUrl = 'Images/Example.tif';
    var _serverUrl = 'WebDocViewer.ashx';
        var _viewer = new Yiigo.Controls.WebImagingViewer({
    'parent': $('#_container1'),                'toolbarparent': $('#_toolbar1'),   
    'serverurl': _serverUrl,            
        'documenturl': _docUrl              
    });
</script>

Deploying to IIS

• Copy your project to a path within IIS;
• Get a sever license for Yiigo.Image for .NET;
• Convert your project directory to an "Application" and assign it to an "Application Pool" (uses "Classic" Maneged pipelinemode) in "IIS Manager";

• How to Start
• Load, view document & images
• Annotate document and images
• Image processing & document cleanup
• Convert document image formats one to another
• Compress, decompress files

• Barcode generation & writing
• Read barcodes from document imaging applications
• Create, manipulate PDF files
• Read, convert PDF documents
• OCR, MICR, ICR
• OMR and Forms recognition
• Compress with JBIG2 Encoder or JPEG2000 Codec
• Read CAD drawings
• Read DICOM medical images
• Acquire documents & images using Twain-compatible or ISIS-driven scanner