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ASCII 28 character in Barcodes.

edited Apr 25, 2013 2:18AM in BI Publisher (MOSC) 2 commentsAnswered
We are planning to Implement Code 128 Fonts in Oracle applications to print the Bar-codes. The Bar-code should consist a File separator (ASCII28) character in the beginning. We need your help on the below question and I’m sure your expert team can help us. Our requirement is to have Bar-code like below and we use Oracle BI Publisher to generate the Bar-code.
ASCII28XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (XXXXXXXXXXXXXX – refers to the Item Code+ other data , ASCII28 – refers to File Separator)

The questions are as below:

1. How do we pass an XML data so that the Font can be encoded into ASCII28 along with the other data, concatenated into a single Barcode.

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