JxDocument

JxDocument is a comprehensive development component which allows you to build PDF viewing functions for your application.
The tools set is designed to work with Java Swing UI and allows you to quickly build the scripts you require in order to expand your application’s functionality.
JxDocument allows you to complement the functionality of your Java Swing applications, by integrating a PDF viewer option.
You may thus build your program in order to open several types of PDFs and render them in high quality, with various other tools at close hand.
You may also integrate the conversion tool, which allows you to transform PDF pages into Java images, then export them to your computer.
Similarly, if you wish to handle text PDFs, you may create various tools that facilitate information reading and OCR character extraction.
The library includes samples for the three functions described above, PDF viewing, page to image conversion or text extraction.
You may easily configure and customize the functions according to your requirements and the desired result.
Other adjacent tools can also be added, such as calculate and display the number of pages, turn the page or move to the specified part of the document.
You may also create zooming and panning options. JxDocument includes comprehensive libraries, which are easy to work with and can be embedded into any Java Swing container.
JxDocument comes as a cross-platform library, in *.jar format, a file that you can use in any development environment.
Embedding this file in your Java Swing application requires only that you move the library in the Java application class path.
The tool is lightweight and allows you to create easy to operate functions in your application.
The PDF viewer can be the primary purpose of your application, as well as an additional adjutant.
Moreover, JxDocument’s package also includes script samples for several functions that you can create with it.System requirementsJDK 1.6 or higher 32- and 64-bit
Limitations in the unregistered version30 days trial