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There is no server farm to set up, just some rough guidelines to apply when choosing a folder where you can store your images, in our case we used Document Library from SharePoint for these images. IDEDBServiceProvider is quite new and comes with the latest.Net Framework, so instead of going through obviously useless examples, you can use the documentation they provide along with the example code that they provided.
Common uses of.NET Image Mastering API v2.0 are in web cam, Internet Explorer, document scanning and some applications that show or write images in text reading scenarios. You can use the documentation and examples they provided.
Although every project has starting point, since we are going to copy the IMAPI based extensions before we interfere with them, we need to know about those extensions at design time, our starting point is going to be the FileImage project in the solution. The goal of this project is to provide the ability to parse plain text or binary files and convert it into images with different capabilities, its main goal is the extension of the Windows Image Mastering API.
A good starting point is to let the project watch the files in the Documents folder, when the user chooses one of the.SBI files, the app will automatically fetch that file and convert it into an actual image file.
On both Visual Studio 2005 and 2008, move the IMAPIv2.0 dll to a different location inside the project's bin for your dev work, so you can easily switch between development and deployment environments. We are going to use the single version of the dll so this should be placed in a location inside your system's path defined by the Visual Studio Development Environment Path configuration setting. d2c66b5586