BarCode Reader In Java

Hi Every One
My problem is how can i manage barcode reader in java.
thanks

Hi,
What type of barcode reader/scanner r u using?I'm using symbol
LS 1000 series barcode scanner.It's same like using keyboard.
Once i scan the barcode it decodes and sends the output to screen/
any editor.
I generated barcode image using a program which is bigger in size,but
I have to generate very small barcode.I don't know how to that.Do u have
any idea?
thanx,
jmos

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