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iText Core/Community (previously known as iTextSharp) is a high-performance, battle-tested library that allows you to create, adapt, inspect, and maintain PDF documents, allowing you to add PDF functionality to your software projects with ease. It is also available for Java. For more advanced examples, refer to our Knowledge Base or the main Examples repo. You can find C# equivalents to the Java Signing examples here, though the Java code is very similar since they have the same API. Some of...

...All documents in collection are sorted by their primary key in descending order. So if you use auto generated keys (ejdb_put_new) you may be sure what documents fetched as result of full scan query will be ordered according to the time of insertion in descendant order, unless you don't use query sorting, indexes or inverse keyword.

Clam4j is designed to be a java wrapper around ClamAV. Clam4j allows you to scan for viruses in java programs by providing a simple java interface which sends the data to clamd for scanning. The results of the scan are returned to the caller via a response object.

Aspose for Spring.Java provides usage samples / sourcecodes for the demonstration of Aspose API for Java by extending famous Spring Java PetClinic Sample Web Application. This extension of "Spring Java PetClinic Sample Web Application" also shows the Integration of Aspose APIs with Spring MVC, JSP and Maven Project. Latest Release: v1.1

You know the component scanning feature of Spring? You'll love this: component scanning as easy as select(javaClasses()).from("your.package").returning(allAnnotatedWith(YourAnnotation.class)). Can support any language running on the JVM. ---------- eXtcos is now also available from Maven Central. To include it into your Maven project just add this dependency: groupId: net.sf.extcos artifactId: extcos version: 0.4b Unfortunately Sourceforge doesn't support XML snippets in the...