RealObjects PDFreactor Manual Version 4.0.4491.1
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RealObjects PDFreactor Manual Version 4.0.4491.1
RealObjects GmbH
Copyright © 2006-2009 RealObjects
Table of Contents
Introduction
How Does PDFreactor Work?
I. Installation
1. The PDFreactor Service
2. Jetty
3. PHP Requirements
4. .NET Requirements
5. Perl/Python/Ruby Requirements
II. Integrating PDFreactor
1. Using the Java library
1.1. Using PDFreactor in a Servlet
1.2. Logging
2. Using PHP
3. Using .NET
4. Using Python
5. Using Perl
6. Using Ruby
7. Using the Command Line Interface
III. Input Formats
1. XML + CSS
2. XHTML/HTML + CSS
3. Compound Formats
3.1. Images
3.2. SVG
3.3. Barcode
3.4. MathML
3.5. Object and Embed
IV. PDF Specific Features
1. Bookmarks
2. Links
3. Metadata
4. Interactive PDF Forms
5. Tagged PDF
6. PDF/A Conformance
7. PDF Page Boxes
8. Printer Marks
9. Print Dialog Prompt
10. PDF Compression
11. Encryption and Restrictions
12. Page Preview Images
13. Viewer Preferences
V. CSS and Paged Media
1. Generated Content
2. Counters
3. Page Selectors
4. Named Pages
5. Page Breaks
6. Widows and Orphans
7. Page Layout
8. Page Margin Boxes
9. Multi-Column Layout
10. Footnotes
11. Named Strings
12. Cross-references
13. Leaders
14. Table of Contents
15. Fit-to-size
16. Hyphenation
VI. PDFreactor Cookbook
1. How Do I Set the License Key?
2. How Do I Generate Page Numbers?
3. How Do I Create Numbered Headings?
4. How Do I Create Running Table Headers?
5. How Do I Create Pages in Landscape Format?
6. How Do I Print Tables at the Full Width of Pages?
7. How Do I Set CSS & XSLT Stylesheets?
8. How Do I Handle Relative References?
9. How Do I Set Styles for Print or Screen Only?
10. Automatic Resizing of Form Controls
11. How Do I Set Colors in CSS?
12. How Do I Resize Background Images?
13. How Do I Create Rounded Corners?
14. How Do I Place an Image in the Header?
15. How Do I Add a Line Break to Generated Content?
16. How Do I Use XHTML in Headers and Footers?
17. How Do I Create a Document With a Text Direction of Right-to-Left?
18. How Do I Save Memory if a Document Refers to Many or Very Large Image Files?
A. CSS Support
1. CSS Properties
2. Proprietary CSS Extensions
3. Preliminary CSS Level 3 Properties
4. CSS Pseudo-elements and -classes
5. Supported Page Size Formats
B. The Command Line Interface
1. Quick Introduction to the Command Line Interface
2. Advanced Command Line Options
2.1. Displaying Information about the Rendering Process
2.2. Applying External Stylesheets
C. Fonts
1. Required Fonts
2. Default Font Mapping
3. Platform Specific Font Installation
3.1. Windows
3.2. Linux
3.3. Mac OS X
4. The Font Cache Mechanism
5. Controlling the Font Registration and Caching Mechanism
5.1. Command Line Options
5.2. Java API Options
D. Support
List of Tables
IV.1.
PDF/A conformance requirements
IV.2.
List of methods to disable restrictions
IV.3.
List of Viewer Preferences
A.1.
Supported CSS properties
A.2.
Proprietary CSS extensions
A.3.
CSS Level 3 Properties
A.4.
Supported Pseudo-elements/-classes
A.5.
Key words for the supported A series formats, based on DIN 476/ISO 216, and their corresponding oversize formats
A.6.
CSS Key words for the supported B series formats
A.7.
Key words for the supported C series formats
A.8.
Key words for supported international page formats
C.1.
Default font mapping