Announcing easyPDF SDK 5.1. What's New English | 日本
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What's New in version 5.1?

  1. Full Java Support
  2. Improved Web and HTML Functionalities
  3. Printing to Physical Printer
  4. Improved Stamp and Watermark Features

 

1. Full Java Support

BCL easyPDF SDK now comes with an integrated Java Bridge, so that programmers can easily develop Java-based PDF applications. The integrated Java Bridge means Java programmers can call easyPDF SDK’s COM object without much additional set up:

1| IPrinter printer = new IPrinter( );
2| IPrintJob pj = printer.getPrintJob( );
3| pj.PrintOut(inputFileName, outputFileName);

Read the easyPDF SDK Java Support Information

Read Java User Manual

2. Improved Web and HTML Functionalities

Enhanced HTML Processing Preserves Hyperlinks in PDF, Is Faster and More Accurate

New HTML processing capabilities enable easyPDF SDK to create PDFs that retain clickable Hyperlinks in the PDF document. The new functionality also processes web pages faster and more accurately for PDF creation, and gives programmers more controls and options for generating PDF from HTML using easyPDF SDK. Read the API

Linearization of Large PDF Documents for Faster Web Viewing

Programmers can now invoke new linearization features in easyPDF SDK to create PDF files whose first page will be displayed in the browser almost immediately, without waiting for the whole file to download from the web server before a user can start viewing it. This is useful where the system has to generate large PDF files with lots of pages, charts and graphics. The user can quickly start viewing the first page while the remaining pages download in the background. The result is reduced user waiting time and frustration, hence improved user experience. Read the API

3. Printing to Physical Printer

Print PDF Files to Physical Printers Programmatically

Programmers can now use easyPDF SDK not only to create PDF files but to also send them to physical printers programmatically, without the need for Acrobat Reader in the whole process. The result is not only additional functionality and control but also enhanced stability in a server environment. Read the API

Invisible Date and Time Stamping of PDF Files Visible Only at Physical Printing

Programmers can now use easyPDF SDK to do “invisible” date and time stamping of PDF files. The date and time stamp only appears when a user prints the file on a physical printer but is not visible when the file is viewed on the screen. The result is additional control and features in PDF creation for specialized needs. Read the API

4. Add Watermarks and Stamps To Existing PDF Files Without Recreating PDFs

Watermarks and Stamps can now be added to existing PDF files, programmatically, without needing to recreate the PDF files. This Processor functionality improves speed, stability and accuracy, while eliminating extra steps and instability that occurs when Acrobat Reader has to be used in a server environment during PDF re-creation. Read the AddWatermark API | Read the AddStamp API

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