This is a demo program provided in source form. It is a console application that demonstrates the use of Forms API for forms processing. It is functionally similar to FormsProcesseingServer, but it is simplified and aims to present a basic implementation with minimal complexity and effort.

SimpleFormsProcessing uses the Forms API component for interfacing to the FormSuite components.

It takes a FormSet file (*.frs) as input and an image of a filled form through command line parameters. It deserializes the FormSet file, uses this data to process the input image, and prints the processing results to the console window in JSON format.

Use SimpleFormsProcessing as an introduction to forms processing and as a starting point to create your own forms processing application.

The demo source is available in the FormSuite ZIP package in these folders:

• demos\DemoSource\FormsAPI\C#\SimpleFormsProcessing
• demos\DemoSource\FormsAPI\VB.NET\SimpleFormsProcessing

This is a demo program provided in source form. It is a console application that demonstrates MongoDB integration for storing and accessing Forms Processing data, as well as  the use of Forms API for forms processing. It is functionally similar to SimpleFormsProcessing, but it has the added capabilities of writing FormDirector data to a MongoDB database and reading said data back into the application in order to process forms.

FormsProcessingWithMongoDB uses classes derived from FormDirector to interface with MongoDB and Forms API to interface with FormSuite components.

The demo takes as input a MongoDB connection string, a path to the local FormSet file to be uploaded, a name for the MongoDB FormSet, and an image of a filled form; all through command line parameters. It deserializes the FormSet file, converts the object to JSON, writes the JSON to MongoDB, reads the JSON from MongoDB, serializes the JSON and uses this data to process the input image. It then prints the processing results to the console window in JSON format.

Use FormsProcessingWithMongoDB as an introduction to forms processing and as a starting point to create your own forms processing application that integrates with MongoDB.

The demo source is available in the FormSuite ZIP package in these folders:

• demos\DemoSource\FormsAPI\C#\FormsProcessingWithMongoDB
• demos\DemoSource\FormsAPI\VB.NET\FormsProcessingWithMongoDB

This is a demo program provided in source form. It is a console application that demonstrates AWS S3 integration for storing and accessing Forms Processing data. It then demonstrates the use of Forms API for forms processing. It is functionally similar to FormsProcessingWithMongoDB, but it has the added capabilities of writing FormDirector data to an S3 bucket and reading said data back into the application in order to process forms.

FormsProcessingWithS3 uses classes derived from FormDirector to interface with AWS S3 and Forms API to interface with FormSuite components.

The demo takes as input a path to the local FormSet file to be uploaded, the name of an existing AWS S3 bucket, an object key to read and write data to a location on the bucket, a path to a csv file containing AWS credentials, and an image of a filled form; all through command line parameters. It deserializes the FormSet file, converts the object to JSON, writes the JSON to S3, reads the JSON from S3, serializes the JSON and uses this data to process the input image. It then prints the processing results to the console window in JSON format.

Use FormsProcessingWithS3 as an introduction to forms processing and as a starting point to create your own forms processing application that integrates with AWS S3.

The demo source is available in the FormSuite ZIP package in these folders:

• demos\DemoSource\FormsAPI\C#\FormsProcessingWithS3
• demos\DemoSource\FormsAPI\VB.NET\FormsProcessingWithS3

FormsProcessingWithSqlDB uses classes derived from FormDirector to interface with MS SQL Server and Forms API to interface with FormSuite components.

The demo takes as input a path to the local FormSet file to be uploaded, a primary key to read and write data to a record in the database, and an image of a filled form; all through command line parameters. It deserializes the FormSet file, converts the object to JSON, writes the JSON to a SQL record, reads the JSON from a SQL record, serializes the JSON and uses this data to process the input image. It then prints the processing results to the console window in JSON format.

Use FormsProcessingWithSqlDB as an introduction to forms processing and as a starting point to create your own forms processing application that integrates with MS SQL Server.

The demo source is available in the FormSuite ZIP package in these folders:

• demos\DemoSource\FormsAPI\C#\FormsProcessingWithSqlDB
• demos\DemoSource\FormsAPI\VB.NET\FormsProcessingWithSqlDB

Forms Processing Server

This is a demo program provided in source form. It is a console application that demonstrates the use of Forms API for forms processing in batch mode.

Forms Processing Server uses Forms API for interfacing to the FormSuite components. It also includes a set of classes under the XmlSerialization namespace which demonstrate how form processing results can be output to an XML file.

It takes an input and an output directory as command line parameters. It then reads filled form images from the input directory, processes them, and puts the results in the output directory.

Use Forms Processing Server as a starting point to create your own forms processing application.

The demo source is available in the FormSuite ZIP package in these folders:

• demos\DemoSource\FormsAPI\C#\FormsProcessingServer
• demos\DemoSource\FormsAPI\VB.NET\FormsProcessingServer

FormAssist

This is a demo program provided in source form. It is a GUI application that demonstrates how to:

• create and edit FormSets and
• use the Forms API as well as the other FormSuite components to test those FormSets in an interactive manner.

Since FormAssist depends on your input, it is more suitable for desktop use than for batch processing. Note that FormAssist also includes such things as Form Set creation, which are not part of the Forms API.

FormAssist is also provided in binary form and is fully licensed as the FormSuite demo app.

See Demo source code in FormSuite ZIP package:

• demos\DemoSource\FormAssist