Gnostice XtremeDevSystem (for Java™) Subscription - All Java Developer Tools from Gnostice with free updates for one year

Overview

Gnostice XtremeDevSystem (for Java™) Subscription is an economical and high-value bouquet containing all Gnostice Java developer products. You get 12-months free updates, both major and minor. You also get priority e-mail support for the 12 months.

XtremeDevSystem (for Java™) includes PDFOne (for Java™) and XtremeFontEngine (for Java™).

PDFOne (for Java™) is a versatile PDF component suite for Java developers to implement PDF-related tasks in their applications. It has a document component that can create, edit, enhance, and encrypt PDF documents. It also has PDF viewer and printer components. XtremeFontEngine (for Java™) is a 100% Java font engine that allows you to render several types of fonts, even those that are not supported by the Java. XtremeFontEngine can be used to read fonts and obtain glyph outlines at various sizes. This information can be used to render reusable raster and vector graphic objects.

Both products come with hundreds of functions and properties that put immense power in the hands of the developer. They hide the complexity of the platform and provide a friendly API. This helps developers quickly develop advanced software applications with minimum effort.

As with individual product purchases, XtremeDevSystem licensing is perpetual, royalty-free, and hassle-free.

Includes

PDFOne (for Java™)
XtremeFontEngine (for Java™)
Free updates and support for 12 months

What's New In
PDFOne Version 5

Pure Java font engine
Digital signatures
Optimized text extraction and redaction

Highlights

Includes all Gnostice (for Java™) products
Any new products released in the next 12 months
Free major and minor updates for 12 months
Free priority e-mail support for 12 months

Perpetual royalty-free license
Unmatched value for money
Renew subscription only if you want to - at 40% of first-year price
Complete peace of mind

Products

XtremeDevSystem (for Java™) Subscription includes:

PDFOne (for Java™) v5.x
XtremeFontEngine (for Java™) v1.x
Next-generation multi-format file components (expected in Q3-Q4 2012) for
- Creating documents (PDF, DOCX, RTF) and images (several formats)
- Processing documents (PDF, DOCX and RTF)
- Converting documents (PDF, DOCX and RTF) to document (PDF, DOCX, RTF) and several image formats
- Viewing and printing documents (PDF, DOCX and RTF) and images (several formats)

PDFOne (for Java™)

PDFOne is a versatile PDF component suite for Java developers to implement PDF-related tasks in their applications. PDFOne can create, edit, view, print, encrypt, decrypt, merge, split, reorganize, bookmark, annotate, watermark, and stamp PDF documents. PDFOne can also process PDF forms or Acroforms by creating, editing, filling, flattening PDF form fields.

Learn more about PDFOne.

XtremeFontEngine (for Java™)

XtremeFontEngine is a 100% Java font rendering engine. It is wholly self-contained and does not have any external dependencies. It can read instructions and data from a font file and provide reusable graphical images of its glyphs in all possible sizes, styles and combinations. It supports several types of fonts.

Learn more about XtremeFontEngine (for Java™).

Downloads

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Trial Limitations

Trial versions of PDFOne (for Java) will cause trial marks in generated documents, viewers, and printers. The Trial version can only be used for an evaluation period of 90 days on a computer.

Online Purchase

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Product Delivery

All our products are delivered to you electronically. An e-mail regarding the download will be dispatched to you immediately after your payment is received by our online store.

Volume Discounts

The following discounts are applicable for volume purchases of Developer Licenses.

Volume	Discount
2-5	10%
6-10	15%
11-20	20%
21 and above	25%

Sales Contact

Mail us at sales@gnostice.com.

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30-day money-back guarantee
Honest affordable pricing
Peace of mind
- No-nonsense hassle-free licensing
- Perpetual use
- Unlimited royalty-free commercial distribution of end-user products
- Free major and minor updates for 12 months
- Free e-mail support for 12 months
- Upgrade only if required - pay just 40% of prevailing price
Discounts on volume purchases
Special discounts and purchase plans for upgraders and returning customers; educational and non-profit institutions; government, OEM and enterprise customers

* - Effective from January 1, 2012.

New Licenses

New customer: You will need to purchase a fresh license.
Existing customer: Login to your registered download page to upgrade.

Java Developer Tools

License	Price (US$)	Buy
PDFOne (for Java) Professional Subscription		Buy Now
XtremeFontEngine (for Java) Professional Subscription		Buy Now
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Purchasing Guide

To develop, deploy, or sell an unlimited number of permitted royalty-free desktop, Internet and Intranet applications created using these developer tools, you need to purchase a Single-Developer License, one for each developer who will use the developer tool.

Distribution of the developer tool in non-compiled form, such as bundling, or using it to create another developer tool is not permitted. For such purposes, you need to obtain an OEM license.

For complete details, please read license agreements of individual products.

Articles

Gnostice Newsletter articles are published every month. It contains technical articles related to Gnostice developer tools and office productivity applications. To subscribe to the newsletter, send a blank e-mail to info@gnostice.com with the "SUBSCRIBE" in the subject line.

December 2011
Introduction To Fonts and the New Gnostice Font Engine - XtremeFontEngine

A whitepaper on font rendering for both .NET and Java developers.

November 2011
Parsing PDF Page Elements Using PDFOne (for Java) Version 4

Learn to access PDF page elements such as text, images, shapes, and Form XObjects.

November 2011
PDF Text Redaction Using PDFOne (for Java)

Removing unwanted text from a document.

November 2011
PDF Text Search and PDF Text Extraction Using PDFOne (for Java)

Learn to search and extract text from PDF documents.

June 2011
Create PDF Documents In A JSP Page

Learn to use PDFOne (for Java) in a Java Server Page web application running on a Apache Tomcat server.

May 2011
Using Fonts With PDFOne (for Java)

Learn about the many ways you can use fonts in PDF documents.

April 2011
Creating Alternative PDF Content For Screen and Print

Use watermark annotations to create different content for viewing screen and printing on paper.

March 2011
Providing Custom Substitutes For Non-Embedded PDF Fonts With PDFOne

Learn to provide substitute fonts when rendering PDF documents.

March 2011
Trouble-free Linking To PDF Pages Online

Bypass patchy support for page parameters in HTML links to PDF pages.

March 2011
Creating Print-Only PDF Content

Learn to create PDF content that will be available only when the document is printed.

November 2010
Convert PDF To High-Resolution Images Using Java

Use PDFOne to export PDF pages to image formats.

October 2010
Force Eclipse To Use Local Javadocs For Context-Sensitive Help

Set up local Javadocs for JRE and external JAR components.

September 2010
How To Read A PDF File From A URL In Java

Learn to process a PDF document stored on the Net.

August 2010
Convert Multi-Page TIFF To PDF In Java

Learn to render individual pages of multipage TIFF image on PDF pages.

June 2010
A Java PDF Web Viewer - Powered By PDFOne (for Java™)

Showcasing an online PDF web viewer built using Gnostice PDFOne, our PDF component suite for Java™ developers.

May 2010
Embed Files As Attachments To PDF Using Java

Learn to create file attachments in PDF documents using PDFOne (for Java™).

October 2009
How To Rasterize A PDF Document In Java

Learn to convert text, shapes, and images in a PDF page as a single graphic item in PDFOne (for Java).

September 2009
How To Write Non-English Text To PDF Using Java

Tested successfully with French, Cyrillic (Russian), Japanese, Mandarin (Chinese), Kannada, and Devanagri (Hindi).

May 2009
How to Print a PDF Document in Java

Learn about PDF printing in Java.

April 2009
AutoPagination in PDFOne Java

Autopagination has seen some improvements in PDFOne Java. Learn more about it.

December 2008
How to Create, Compile, and Execute a PDFOne Java Program

Baby steps to PDFOne Java nirvana.

December 2008
Using PDFOne Java in an Eclipse Project

Learn how to create PDFOne Java programs in the most popular Java IDE.

December 2008
Deploying Your PDFOne Java Applications With Ant

Learn to automate your PDFOne Java applications.

September 2008
Encrypting and Decrypting PDF Documents Using PDFOne Java

Learn about securing and restricting the use of a PDF document in Java.

June 2008
How to add Multi-Line Text to Fields in a PDF Forms Document

Should I use newline or carriage return in my string values?

June 2008
Merge PDF Documents and Create Bookmarks for Each Document

Create bookmarks that tell which bookmark belongs to which document.

May 2008
How to Read and Write PDF Files in Java (Part-6)

Learn how to render tables on a PDF document.

April 2008
How to Read and Write PDF Files in Java (Part-5)

Learn to create, edit, and delete bookmarks in a PDF document.

March 2008
How To Create a Java PDF Viewer In A Snap

Easy steps towards creating a PDF viewer application in NetBeans.

February 2008
How to Read and Write PDF Files in Java (Part-3)

Learn how to create and edit annotations in PDF documents.

January 2008
How to Read and Write PDF Files in Java (Part-2)

Learn how to create multiple pages and render text, shapes, images, and watermarks over page ranges.

December 2007
How to Read and Write PDF Files in Java (Part-1)

Learn how to create, read, and write to PDF documents using PDFOne Java.

November 2007
How To Set Transparency Levels For PDF Elements

Render text, shapes, and images in PDF with varying levels of transparency.

September 2007
PDF Overlay - Stitching PDF Pages Together

“I have two pdf documents - one contains my company's letterhead template and the other has letters addressed to our customers. I would like to know how I can use the letterhead in each of those letters?”

August 2007
Merging And Splitting PDF Documents Using PDFOne Java

Learn how to merge several PDF documents into a single document. Also, learn how to split a single PDF document into several PDF documents.

June 2007
PDF Stamping Using PDFOne Java Stamp

How to add rubber-stamp annotations and text/image watermarks to PDF documents.

April 2007
How To Create and Modify Links (Link Annotations) In A PDF Document

One of our customers wrote: “I want to inspect each link annotation, find out its type and destination and edit only those annotations pointing to a remote document.”

February 2007
Implement mail-merge function and create PDF files with dynamic content

This article demonstrates the ability of PDFOne Java to implement mail-merge function in your Java applications and create professional looking PDF documents with dynamic content in headers and footers. Dynamic content such as the 'Page X of Y' construct and more.

December 2006
Defining Custom Appearances For PDF Form Fields (AcroForms)

This article demonstrates the use of PDF appearance streams (Form XObjects) to create and specify custom appearances for PDF form fields.

September 2006
Defining Custom Appearances for PDF Annotations

This article demonstrates how to use PDF appearance streams (Form XObjects) to create and specify custom appearances for PDF annotations with PDFOne Java.

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XtremeDevSystem (for Java™) SubscriptionAll Java™ developer tools from Gnostice with free updates for one year

Overview

Includes

What's New InPDFOne Version 5

Highlights

Products

PDFOne (for Java™)

XtremeFontEngine (for Java™)

Downloads

Trial Limitations

Online Purchase

Reseller Purchase

Product Delivery

Volume Discounts

Sales Contact

Buy Now

New Licenses

Java Developer Tools

Purchasing Guide

Articles

December 2011Introduction To Fonts and the New Gnostice Font Engine - XtremeFontEngine

November 2011Parsing PDF Page Elements Using PDFOne (for Java) Version 4

November 2011PDF Text Redaction Using PDFOne (for Java)

November 2011PDF Text Search and PDF Text Extraction Using PDFOne (for Java)

June 2011Create PDF Documents In A JSP Page

May 2011Using Fonts With PDFOne (for Java)

April 2011Creating Alternative PDF Content For Screen and Print

March 2011Providing Custom Substitutes For Non-Embedded PDF Fonts With PDFOne

March 2011Trouble-free Linking To PDF Pages Online

March 2011Creating Print-Only PDF Content

November 2010Convert PDF To High-Resolution Images Using Java

October 2010Force Eclipse To Use Local Javadocs For Context-Sensitive Help

September 2010How To Read A PDF File From A URL In Java

August 2010Convert Multi-Page TIFF To PDF In Java

June 2010A Java PDF Web Viewer - Powered By PDFOne (for Java™)

May 2010Embed Files As Attachments To PDF Using Java

October 2009How To Rasterize A PDF Document In Java

September 2009How To Write Non-English Text To PDF Using Java

May 2009How to Print a PDF Document in Java

April 2009AutoPagination in PDFOne Java

December 2008How to Create, Compile, and Execute a PDFOne Java Program

December 2008Using PDFOne Java in an Eclipse Project

December 2008Deploying Your PDFOne Java Applications With Ant

September 2008Encrypting and Decrypting PDF Documents Using PDFOne Java

June 2008How to add Multi-Line Text to Fields in a PDF Forms Document

June 2008Merge PDF Documents and Create Bookmarks for Each Document

May 2008How to Read and Write PDF Files in Java (Part-6)

April 2008How to Read and Write PDF Files in Java (Part-5)

March 2008How To Create a Java PDF Viewer In A Snap

February 2008How to Read and Write PDF Files in Java (Part-3)

January 2008How to Read and Write PDF Files in Java (Part-2)

December 2007How to Read and Write PDF Files in Java (Part-1)

November 2007How To Set Transparency Levels For PDF Elements

September 2007PDF Overlay - Stitching PDF Pages Together

August 2007Merging And Splitting PDF Documents Using PDFOne Java

June 2007PDF Stamping Using PDFOne Java Stamp

April 2007How To Create and Modify Links (Link Annotations) In A PDF Document

February 2007Implement mail-merge function and create PDF files with dynamic content

December 2006Defining Custom Appearances For PDF Form Fields (AcroForms)

September 2006Defining Custom Appearances for PDF Annotations

XtremeDevSystem (for Java™) Subscription
All Java™ developer tools from Gnostice with free updates for one year