IXLA ID5 .NET Print Integration - ( Only those plz who has SDK and worked on it Earlier )
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
I have a Windows Forms application that is already generating the card artwork; what is missing is the bridge to my IXLA ID5 card printer. I need you to create that bridge, wire it into the existing WinForms project, and prove that a card can be sent from the application straight to the printer without any user prompts.
Key requirements
• Double-side printing must be handled seamlessly.
• The whole process needs to run in fully automated mode once the print command is fired from the form.
• Work will be done remotely (AnyDesk or similar), so no on-site visit is necessary.
You will be responsible for
1. Establishing reliable communication between the WinForms app and the IXLA ID5 (driver configuration, SDK calls, or custom API wrapper—whatever is most effective).
2. Adding the necessary code inside the existing solution so the user simply clicks “Print” and the card comes out, duplexed.
3. Testing with me in real time until both sides are satisfied that every card prints correctly.
4. Delivering clean, well-commented code plus a short setup note so future developers can maintain it.
If you’ve integrated IXLA hardware—or other ID card printers—in .NET before and can start soon, let’s get this finished.
Key requirements
• Double-side printing must be handled seamlessly.
• The whole process needs to run in fully automated mode once the print command is fired from the form.
• Work will be done remotely (AnyDesk or similar), so no on-site visit is necessary.
You will be responsible for
1. Establishing reliable communication between the WinForms app and the IXLA ID5 (driver configuration, SDK calls, or custom API wrapper—whatever is most effective).
2. Adding the necessary code inside the existing solution so the user simply clicks “Print” and the card comes out, duplexed.
3. Testing with me in real time until both sides are satisfied that every card prints correctly.
4. Delivering clean, well-commented code plus a short setup note so future developers can maintain it.
If you’ve integrated IXLA hardware—or other ID card printers—in .NET before and can start soon, let’s get this finished.