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UJAC is a collection of Java components that may be useful for your project. It provides a powerful expression interpreter, a iText based document processing engine that generates PDF documents based on XML templates, a charting library and much more.

iText is an open-source PDF library available for Java and .NET (C#). iText allows you to effortlessly generate and manipulate standards-compliant PDF documents with a powerful and feature-rich SDK. With iText, you can create archivable and accessible PDFs, split and merge documents, fill and flatten forms, digitally sign documents, and more. iText add-ons enable additional functionality, such as PDF creation from HTML templates, secure redaction, OCR, and much more. ...

A port of the iTEXT pdf library for Java to PHP (a PHP extension).

iText Programming Tutorials. Example code and detail explanation on how to generate Adobe PDF document with iText API. Example of AcroForm, bookmark, anchor, insert images, generate PDF with Java App, JSP or Servlet, create PDF table and etc.

Early Access iText, a PDF generation library in Java

GisBeans is an OpenSource (GPL) development environment for building spatially enabled Internet applications. The software builds upon Mapserver, JAI, IText, MSV and others. Gisbeans runs both as standalone, as Enterprise Java Bean, and as Applet.

Yawda is an MVC Web development application framework based on Struts. With it, you can easily output HTML,SVG,PNG,JPEG,RTF and PDF with data from several sources. It uses cayenne,rhino,itext,Batik,Struts,Velocity,jakarta commons.

This is a Java Swing GUI for popular XML tools from the Apache Group. It uses Xerces for XML validation, Xalan for XSLT, FOP for XML to PDF and iText for adding security features to the PDF. Can produce FO, HTML and PDF. I personally use it for my DocBo

Signet uses iText to stamp watermarks on PDFs. It can be used within an online order fulfillment system to place transaction details (such as the date, or buyer's name and contact info) within a PDF prior to download, to discourage copyright violation.