The Dynamic Web TWAIN SDK is renowned for its capabilities in document scanning, uploading, editing, and saving. In this article, we will explore the image tagging and grouping feature for document management applications. For instance, you can tag images with a date, project name, or customer name, enabling you to...

Using the Dynamic Web TWAIN Service RESTful API significantly simplifies the creation of document scanning applications. However, distributing these as desktop applications can be somewhat challenging. Users are required to install both the developer’s application and the Dynamic Web TWAIN Service. Bundling them together in a single installation package would...

Dynamic Web TWAIN is a cross-platform document scanning SDK that allows developers to build document management applications using HTML5 and JavaScript on Windows, Linux, and macOS. The Linux edition of Dynamic Web TWAIN supports both x64 and amr64 Linux OS, which means in addition to desktop PCs, you can also...

A few months ago, I published a cross-platform desktop barcode reading application built with Qt, Python, and Dynamsoft Barcode Reader. The supported input sources include real-time camera streams, image files, and screenshots. In this article, I will demonstrate how to set a document scanner as the input source. The SDK...

Since from version 17.1, Chromes OS comes into the supporting list of Dynamic Web TWAIN. The supported desktop operating systems of Dynamic Web TWAIN now include Windows, Linux, macOS, Raspberry Pi OS and Chrome OS. This article helps Chromebook users to install Dynamic Web TWAIN service in Chrome OS. Building...

With the release of Apple M1, Mac has started their journey transitioning from x86_64 to arm64. Dynamsoft has not released any package for the new architecture Mac yet. However, it does not mean we can’t run our existing software on the new platform. Rosetta2 could translate the Intel Mac software...

When using React and Dynamic Web TWAIN to create a web document scanning app, I was confused about how to load dynamsoft.webtwain.min.js, a global JavaScript library like jQuery, into my project. I spent some time searching Google for relevant questions, but it was hard to find useful answers. Then I...

Dynamic Web TWAIN (DWT) is a Web-based TWAIN scanning solution, which could be deployed to Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. Users could visit DWT apps via any HTML5-comptible Web browsers on Windows or Mac. To facilitate the process of Web project deployment, we can use Docker. In this post,...

If you have upgraded to the latest HTML5 version of DWT(Dynamic Web TWAIN), probably you have noticed that it only supports 1D barcode reading. Although the 2D barcode SDK has not been officially released yet, it is coming soon. Today, I’d like to demo how to build a Web application...

Some Java developers asked a question about how to use Dynamic Web TWAIN (DWT) to upload image files when building a Web application with Struts. In this tutorial, I’d like to make a detailed explanation. How to Upload Files with Struts Using NetBeans IDE, we can quickly create a Struts...

If you have a TWAIN-compliant scanner, you can easily control it with Dynamic Web TWAIN or Dynamic .NET TWAIN. Both SDKs can help you create some excellent applications for document scanning and management on PCs. However, have you ever complained that it’s so inconvenient to stay with your scanners and...