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Online PDF Generator
Online PDF generator now available. This simple but useful online PDF generator tool allows you to generate PDF document online from HTML snippets. The tool uses Flying Saucer library. The PDF is generated with full compression, including meta data in ... |
11/04/2009 9:17:00 PM |
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Export Pebble Blog Entry to PDF Plugin
In one of my previous posts, I described how I implemented a plug in for Pebble blogging software that allows export of blog entries to PDF. Today, I have made modifications to enable plug in to load font files at run time during PDF generation to ... |
10/04/2009 7:46:00 PM |
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Export to PDF using iText and Flying Saucer
In my previous post I attempted to generate PDF on the fly using iText library. My goal was to parse HTML snippet into PDF. Unfortunately, as I discovered iText alone is not powerful enough as HTML parser. iText is not flexible enough to manipulate the ... |
28/03/2009 11:23:00 AM |
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Export to PDF using iText Java-PDF library
I had some time during this weekend, so I used iText, free Java-PDF library to make a plug in for Pebble blogging software. This plug in now allows to export blog entries to PDF document. I liked this library, except one thing - converting HTML snippets ... |
22/03/2009 9:07:00 PM |
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Blogging software Pebble is almost six years old!
Simon Brown, the creator of Pebble blogging tool has retired. He stepped back due to personal reasons after 5 years of leading the Pebble project. Pebble is an open source blogging tool, written in Java. The following post, is the first post when Simon ... |
21/01/2009 10:11:00 PM |
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Pebble 2.3 application blog
Finally i got my own blog.... wooo hooo! As a first entry in my blog i would like to express a HUGE gratitude to Simon Brown for creating this amazing application. It is j2ee application, and it does not need a database. Blog content is stored as XML ... |
28/04/2008 1:36:00 PM |




