These samples are quickstarts that show how to use the Ink Recognizer API.

• An Azure Ink Recognizer resource
• For the sample in the quickstart folder:
  • copy/paste the .java file into your IDE or text editor,
  • add the example-ink-strokes.json file as a resource to your project or working directory,
  • create a lib folder in your working directory (or IDE project) and add the Java jar libraries needed:
    httpclient-4.5.11+
    slf4j-jdk14-1.7.28+
    httpcore-4.4.13+
    commons-logging-1.2+
    jackson-databind-2.10.2+
    jackson-annotations-2.10.2+
    jackson-core-2.10.2+
    
• Add your key and endpoint from your Azure resource to your environment variables with the variable names suggested in the sample.

• If trying the Android app, upload the Recognizer repo into Android Studio, add environment variables for key/endpoint, and run.
• For the quickstart, run from your IDE or using the below commands from the command line:
  javac RecognizeInk.java -cp .;lib\* -encoding UTF-8
java -cp .;lib\* RecognizeInk

• Ink Recognizer documentation:
  https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cognitive-services/ink-recognizer/index
• Ink Recognizer API:
  https://dev.cognitive.microsoft.com/docs/services/inkrecognizer/operations/inkRecognizerPUT