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Rendering a pdf [message #52899] Wed, 08 January 2020 11:18 Go to next message
Giorgio is currently offline  Giorgio
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Hi there,
I have to create a simple application to show to an user some pdf files. This app will run in a kiosk-like environment (a pc that runs exclusively one program with no access to other applications), so I cannot launch an external program. The OS will be linux. Is there a way to render a pdf file in a Ultimate++'s GUI?
Regards,
gio
Re: Rendering a pdf [message #52900 is a reply to message #52899] Wed, 08 January 2020 12:15 Go to previous messageGo to next message
mirek is currently offline  mirek
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Unfortunately, we do not have .pdf parsing/renderning at this time in the library.

That said, I was faced with the same problem some time ago. I have solved it by using "pdftoppm.exe" commandline utility, run as 'slave' program, then interpreting results. I am not sure what counds as "launch external program" in your environment, but I would say that launching commandline should be possible for you.

I can send you some snippets of code if you like this path.

Mirek
Re: Rendering a pdf [message #52901 is a reply to message #52900] Wed, 08 January 2020 16:26 Go to previous message
Giorgio is currently offline  Giorgio
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Hi Mirek,
I store the data in a database, so I will save directly the pdf converted.
Thanks!

[Updated on: Wed, 08 January 2020 16:26]

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