In Microsoft Dynamics AX we usually need to use and print barcodes on: • Various business documents such as invoices, orders, packing slips, receipts, etc. • Different kinds of labels such as product and shelf labels, packaging and shipping labels, etc. What barcodes actually are Barcodes represent some data (Item ID, Expiration date, etc.) in the form graphic images containing parallel lines (bars) of varying widths and spacings between the bars. These are so called linear or one-dimensional (1D) barcodes. Matrix or two-dimensional (2D) barcodes use rectangles, dots, hexagons and other geometric patterns in two dimensions to represent the data. And the mapping between data and barcode graphics is called a symbology. The specification of a symbology includes the encoding of the single digits/characters of the data as well as the start and stop markers into bars and space, the size of the quiet zone required before and after the barcode, as well as the computation of a checksum.

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Types of barcodes: • Linear (1D) barcodes Code 128, Code 39, Codebar, EAN-13, EAN-8, Interleaved 2 of 5, UPC-A, MSI, PDF-417, Pleassey, etc. • Matrix (2D) barcodes QR Code, Aztec Code, Data Matrix, etc.

Barcodes can be read by special optical scanners called barcode readers, and also by applications that can read images for devices such as smartphones with cameras, etc. You can read more about symbologies and related stuff about barcodes on. Printing barcodes Hence, if we want to print some data (e.g. Item ID, Expiration date or Serial number) from AX as a barcode of the special symbology, the data should be ‘mapped’, i.e. Encoded into barcode graphics. There are 3 main ways to create barcode graphics from the input data for the chosen symbology: • By creating a new string that has to be used with a specific barcode font. • By creating an instruction pattern how to draw a bit-map (raster) image representing the resulting barcode.

• By creating an instruction pattern how to draw a vector image representing the resulting barcode. As it is known, Dynamics AX uses barcode fonts to print barcodes in SSRS reports that cover both business documents and labels. AX Barcode classes Encoding data to strings to be used with barcode fonts There are utility classes with Barcode as the base class which contain algorithms for encoding data for a specific symbology (e.g.

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Code 128, UPC, EAN). The barcodeStr() method of each Barcode class (e.g. BarcodeCode128) encodes an input string and returns the new one that is used for barcode printing with a specific font (e.g. BC C128 HD Wide). And if we want to add a new symbology, we have to introduce a new inherited class and write the appropriate encoding algorithm method. Support for application barcode standards However, an AX Barcode class can also define an application standard within the particular symbology. For example, the BarcodeEAN128 class implements GS1-128, an application standard within the Code 128 barcode that enables including additional information about the product such as production date, packing date, expiration date, serial number, lot number, etc.