I just watched the presentation of 10.2 and Acu to Web, they mentioned there are new open source libraries to that can be used to generate PDF's. I did not catch the name of the company that is providing this, does anyone know whom they are? We have been looking at using iTextpdf libraries and am wondering if this is the same vendor.
Thanks in advance
#AcuCobol#acubench#pdfGood afternoon,
and thank you for having attended our webinar about 10.2.0.
The new function is called C$PDF and it's based on the opensource "libharu" API.
Please find more information here:
C$PDF
http://bit.ly/2EFPhTU
Regards.
I just watched the presentation of 10.2 and Acu to Web, they mentioned there are new open source libraries to that can be used to generate PDF's. I did not catch the name of the company that is providing this, does anyone know whom they are? We have been looking at using iTextpdf libraries and am wondering if this is the same vendor.
Thanks in advance
#AcuCobol#acubench#pdfIt is based on some open source library - libharu.
You can find more information at
http://libharu.org
I just watched the presentation of 10.2 and Acu to Web, they mentioned there are new open source libraries to that can be used to generate PDF's. I did not catch the name of the company that is providing this, does anyone know whom they are? We have been looking at using iTextpdf libraries and am wondering if this is the same vendor.
Thanks in advance
#AcuCobol#acubench#pdfThank you for the quick response, we are using Adobe LiveCycle to create a fill-able pdf form and we are writing XML code to be imported to create a new document as a flattened .pdf, so we are currently using iTextpdf , will the new API give us this ability, or should we continue down the iTextpdf path.