+ In the following code you will have to change the Thermal Printer settings like printer name, type of communication, DPI, printer programming language, etc. If you need to support both printer languages in your project then you will have to design two different labels targeting each printer language separately.
NET code like C# or VB.NET will not produce the same output printing under ZPL and EPL printers. + Although ThermalLabel SDK supports both ZPL and EPL printers, a label design you write using. On the web page, double-click on the "Print Label." button to add the printing code on the Click event. After that, please design the page so it looks like the following figure: Open the default.aspx WebForm and drag & drop a TextBox and a Button ASP.NET Server Controls. and in the dialog box, look for the ThermalLabel SDK assembly.
To do that, go to Website > Add Reference. Open Visual Studio 2005 /2008 or Visual Web Developer Express 2005 / 2008 and create an ASP.NET Web site using your preferred. Download and install latest version of Neodynamic ThermalLabel SDK for. IMPORTANT: To test the sample code you must have installed a Zebra ZPL-based or EPL-based thermal printer. When the user hits the submit button, a server side code is executed and a barcode label will be printed with a Thermal Printer installed on the server (in this sample an USB Thermal Printer) When the page is requested/viewed by a user, it will be able to enter a number to encode a product ID. In the following sample code, a simple ASP.NET (ASPX) web page is created displaying a TextBox and a Button. To print barcode thermal labels you create the label design and print it by using server side code (C# or VB.NET) and ThermalLabel SDK object model inside your ASPX web page. In ASP.NET Server-side printing scenarios, a Thermal Printer is installed on the server machine (USB, Serial or Parallel ports) or it can be a standalone printer identified by an IP address. In an ASP.NET Web Application, Server-side printing means that the printing job takes place on the Server machine which is hosting and running our ASP.NET Web Application as is illustrated in the following figure.
Any Zebra Thermal Printer supporting ZPL (Zebra Programming Language) or EPL (Eltron Programming Language) Microsoft Visual Web Developer Express 2005 / 2008
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