PDFOne

What is PDFOne?

PDFOne is a powerful set of PDF components for Java programmers. It provides a rich set of APIs for creating, editing, previewing, printing, merging, splitting, rearranging, encrypting, decrypting, tagging, annotating, watermarking, and stamping PDF documents.

• Read, write, and enhance PDF files
• Type the formatted text
• Render images
• Draw shapes and tables
• Enter auto text
• Add headers and footers
• Add and edit bookmarks
• Add tags, comments (notes), stamps, and watermarks
• View multiple pages
• Print documents
• Create, edit, and save PDF forms
• Add and edit notes
• Extract page elements - text, shapes, images
• Text writing
• Text search
• Merge and split PDF documents

Pure Java to create content in PDFOne.

No software printer.

No native binary.

There is no Adobe SDK.

No GhostScript.

There is no FreeType.

Features of PDFOne:

• 100% Java code
• Add and modify page thumbnails
• Compress/decompress document using Encoding/Decoding
• Full file reading support
• Load file and memory stream
• Read and modify the properties of document information, such as title, author, subject, keywords
• Read a PDF document, encrypted with a certain password
• Read the XML metadata of the PDF document
• Render multiple types of images, including JPEG, BMP, including indexed BMP and PNG formats
• Save to file and memory stream
• Secure PDF document with 40-bit and 128-bit encryption
• Set document viewer preferences
• Specify Unicode watermarks, document information properties, bullets, and text annotations
• Support for Full integration of TrueType, OpenType, and TTC (TrueType Collections) fonts
• Unicode support for text rendering.

System Requirements:

Minimum software requirements

Oracle JDK 1.4 or higher (Windows, Linux, Mac, Solaris)