- Jar
- Plugins
- Applet
- Webstart
- Flex
PDF viewer download
Receive a fully functional demo copy of our PDF library, with all the examples to view, print, rasterize and search PDFs included and ready to use. Type an email address where we can send the link for the demo version. We will keep your email address totally private. To view our site licence EULA, Please click here. Please note that the new GUI effects of the current release relies on Sun's JAI libraries being on your classpath. Please visit Sun's website and download (free) the latest version for your OS. |
Some PDF files need additional jar libraries
- JCE library is required for Encrypted files.
- Download jar with CMaps for CID fonts. JPedal requires this in the classpath if you are using PDFs with CID fonts.
- JAI can be used to enhance image handling, especially for Tiffs. Files with JPEG2000 encoded images will also need imageio.jar, which is part of JAI. These can be downloaded from JAI website
- JPedal provides integration with iText if available on classpath. We recommend you visit the iText website for full details.
Help and further information
- There is a support site for tutorials, hints and tips, javadocs and support.
- Click here for full details of changes/fixes in builds.
Disclaimer
In no event shall the author, or any other party who may modify and/or redistribute this program and documentation, be liable for any commercial, special, incidental, or consequential damages arising out of the use or inability to use the program including, but not limited to, loss of data or data being rendered inaccurate or losses sustained by you or losses sustained by third parties or a failure of the program to operate with any other programs, even if you or other parties have been advised of the possibility of such damages.
Plugins
Plugins for Eclipse, Netbeans and IDEA are available from their own section on the support site along with full tutorials on how to download and install and sample source code.
Applet
This demo will run the latest demo version of the JPedal viewer as an applet. Depending on network speed, this can take 30 seconds - 2 minutes to run. If your browser is correctly setup, the JPedal Viewer demo will appear beneath.
Click here to open the applet.
Webstart
The following 2 examples are also setup as webstart applications to show the capabilities of the JPedal library. They are provided as is with no warranty.
You may not be able to run them if you are behind a firewall with limited access.
Full details of all examples are available on the support site.
Getting started
All you need to run the programs is to double-click on the link below. We hope you find them useful. As a webstart application, the software will check for any updates when run, so you will always have the latest release.
Example One - PDF desktop viewer
PDF Desktop viewer takes advantage of the JPedal PDF library to provide a fast and powerful PDF viewer with a host of features.
Setup and run Web Start Viewer
Example Two - Content Extractor
As well as providing a viewer, JPedal has powerful extraction capabilities. With our background in media and newspapers, we decided to put this to good use to provide a tool for the extraction of text and image clippings from a page.
Flex
A test version (RC1) of JPedal running on Adobe Flex is available now. Click here to open the viewer in a new window. To open a file simply click the open file button (see screenshot below) and select the file you wish to view
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The viewer requires flash player and javascript to work properly. Please post any bug reports using our Bug report from
The source codes for the Flex Builder project and the mock up viewer can be found here and here ,they have been writen as part of a hybrid Java-Flex application development tutorial which was posted on Java Lobby.












