Aspose.Pdf for .NET 4.4.0

What's New?

• Support for .NET Framework 4.0 / Visual Studio 2010.
• Support for MemoryStream object while creating PDF in Direct-to-File mode.
• Overloaded method  BindFO(XmlDocument xmldocument,XmlDocument xsldocument); which now also takes XSLT as an argument.

What's improved?

• Better fonts support while creating PDF documents.
• Stable inLineHTML to PDF conversion

What's Fixed?

• 14597 -  Textinfo style is lost when using BOLD or ITALIC tags in HTML content
• 16422 -  Text Colors are not properly being displayed during HTML to PDF conversion
• 16385 -  Unable to add Html Table where end tag is "/table"
• 16388 -  Barcode font doesn't print anymore in PDF
• 16964 -  Add DefaultColumnWidth property in Table class
• 16865 -  Pdf.BindFO(System.Xml.XPath.IXPathNavigable XmlDoc, String XSLDoc); missing
• 16233 -  Issue while displaying German Dateformat
• 14937 -  Problem converting multipage / multidimension tiff to PDF
• 16387 -  Aspose.Pdf for .NET does not work with Visual Studio 2010 / .NET 4.0
• 16792 -  Invalid scale for large image
• 15058 -  Table.IsVerticalBroken = true is not working correctly
• 12951 -  Direct to File Mode is causing issue with MemoryStream

Aspose.Pdf for Java 2.6.0

What's New?

      The main new features added in this version:

• Some new methods in XMLDocument class are added
• Image resources from URL can be added

What's improved?

1. Performance of this release is 4x-6x times better than previous version 2.5.0, while images are placed inside PDF sections or embedded as attachments.
2. When using JDK 5 and JDK 6, the new version finds the system fonts folder automatically and there is no need to specify it manually as required with JDK 4.

What's Fixed?

      The main bugs fixed are listed as following:

• 13383 - XLS to PDF conversion issue with Aspose.Pdf for Java
• 14981 - Bottom border to the table is not appearing in Excel to PDF conversion
• 15164 - Images with dimension equal or greater than 1024x768 are causing issue
• 15185 - Error adding 1024x768 images
• 15982 - Doesn't work when desired resources placed on network path like a \\host\share\image.jpg 
• 15985 - Don't able to attach file to pdf document
• 15992 - Large text or binary attachments causes program halt
• 15995 - Can't attach document as stream
• 15996 - Adding images and imageInfo throught XML API causes exceptions
• 15997 - Doesn't work with file resources
• 16244 - Image resources can't be added from URL
• 16229 - Documents attached other XML API has incorrect size and content
• 16518 - XmlDocument does not load or save documents

How to specify the system fonts folder path

When using JDK 1.4, you must manually set path to windows fonts catalog by setting system property i.e. aspose.pdf.fontpath or by calling the Pdf.setTruetypeFontDirectoryPath(); method. However when using JDK 5 and JDK 6, the product automatically finds the system fonts folder.

For example:
java -Daspose.pdf.fontpath=c:\windows\fonts -cp aspose.pdf.jdk14.jar;. your.entry.Point  or by using the setTruetypeFontDirectoryPath() method:

Pdf pdf = new Pdf();
//..........
pdf.setTruetypeFontDirectoryPath("c:\\windows\\fonts");