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| Tharo Systems Introduces EASYLABEL 5.5 Tharo Systems, Inc. introduces the newest version of their EASYLABEL software that includes XML support for Oracle and SAP enterprise management systems. EASYLABEL 5.5 Platinum's XML Monitor will 'watch' a file directory or TCP/IP port and will automatically print your RFID or bar code labels when a compatible XML file is received. This feature provides a direct connection to Oracle, SAP or any other application capable of generating a properly formatted XML file. It will make printing your RFID or bar code labels from your supply chain or manufacturing software seamless. Tharo Systems, Inc. now provides an easy solution for printing bar code and RFID labels using XML. This solution is made possible through the use of EASYLABEL 's XML Generator and XML Monitor and does not require special XML enabled printers. You will be able design label formats using EASYLABEL's label design tools and then populate and print them by sending XML files to a monitored folder or TCP/IP port. The EASYLABEL XML Generator will easily allow you to create XML files that will populate and print specified EASYLABEL formats. XML files created with the EASYLABEL XML Generator can then be used as templates to create your own EASYLABEL compatible XML files. These XML templates could be uploaded to an XML enabled application, modified and then sent to the monitored folder or TCP/IP port. SAP and Oracle XML files intended for label printing are directly supported and the use of the EASYLABEL XML Generator is not required. The EASYLABEL XML Monitor allows you to automatically print EASYLABEL formats to your current label and RFID printers upon receiving a compatible XML file. Compatible XML files include XML files created by SAP, Oracle, and the EASYLABEL XML Generator. The EASYLABEL XML Monitor can receive XML files by monitoring a specified folder in which an XML file is dropped, or by monitoring a specified TCP/IP port that is used to send an XML file from your application. The data in an XML file will then be used to populate the variable fields on previously designed label formats, determine the printer(s) that will be used to print the labels, and the number of labels to print. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Computing News :: home page |