Re: Image processing using Native AS/400

[Wayne McAlpine <wayne.mcalpine@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I believe you can import and index documents in batch mode.  Why don't 
you contact them to confirm?

 http://www.realvisionsoftware.com


Blake Moorcroft wrote:
>    RealVision has the appearance of a user-driven application. Can it perform
>    processing from batch calls? We are receiving a few thousand images a day
>    and using people to do the work on the images is just not feasible.
>
>    Have a good day.
>
>    Blake Moorcroft
>    Developer - Corporate
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>    We have been using the RealVision product for a number of years.  It is
>    mostly written in RPG and is about as native as you can get.
>
>    Blake Moorcroft wrote:
>    >    Hello all...
>    >
>    >    Has anyone ever run into a situation where they've needed to perform
>    image
>    >    processing on the iSeries, specifically with regards to annotating
>    images
>    >    and resizing them? I know the QIMGCVTI API allows for conversion from
>    one
>    >    format to another, but we're looking to do a bit more and we need it
>    to
>    >    remain on the iSeries platform rather than run it on a separate
>    server and
>    >    then move the images around.
>    >
>    >    The majority of the programming done here is in ILE RPG but that is
>    not
>    >    considered an obstacle if we find the right tool to perform the
>    images
>    >    adjustments.
>    >
>    >    Have a good day.
>    >
>    >    Blake Moorcroft
>    >    Developer - Corporate
>    >    Russell A. Farrow Limited
>    >    1980 Ambassador Drive, PO Box 333, Windsor, Ontario N9C 2L6
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