The J2SE 1.4.X is supported. DynamicPDF™ for Java is suitable for all servlet engines, java application servers, and standalone applications on Linux, Unix, Sun Solaris and Windows based operating systems or servers. DynamicPDF™ for Java has been tested on the following operating systems:

• Linux Red Hat Fedora
• Windows XP, 2003, 2008

DynamicPDF™ for Java has been tested under the following Java servers using J2SE 1.4.X:

• Apache Tomcat 5.0.9, 6.0.18
• IBM WebSphere 7.0
• BEA Weblogic 8.1, 9.1, 10.3
• Sun Application Server 8.X, 9.1
• Jboss 4.0.4, 5.0.0
• Pramati 6.0
• Caucho Resin 3.0.9, 3.2.1
• Sybase EAServer (Jaguar) 5.2

DynamicPDF v5.0 for Java contains significant improvements over DynamicPDF v4.0 for Java and is mostly compatible with that product. However, small changes may need to be made to your code. A complete list of differences can be found on the Compatibility page.

No, Server Editions are licensed per production server. You may use the same license on development workstations and development servers.

No, Developer Editions are licensed per developer. A developer can deploy an unlimited number of server or workstation based applications and assemblies royalty free.

With a developer license, your unique license key is embedded in your application or added with one line of code when your application starts. This license key can be retrieved from our website after purchasing a Developer Edition license.

No, our Java products place no restrictions on the number of processors on the machine.

No, upgrades between minor version are free. Upgrades between major versions are provided free to maintenance subscribers and are offered at a significantly reduced cost to other licensed users.

No, this product places no restrictions on the number of processors on the machine.

No, once you purchase a license you can use that version of the software as long as you like. You can choose to purchase a support plan if you want preffered e-mail and telephone support and free upgrades between major versions.

This can be caused by using the refresh button after correcting an error. IE does not update the MIME type when using the refresh button. It is best to always link to the page from another to ensure that the MIME type is set correctly. This can also be caused by outputting HTML before the DrawToWeb method is called or by adding custom HTTP headers to the output stream.

Verify whether classpath exists to the current working directory. If not add "." in your classpath.

No, since servlet examples do not belong to any package.

You can store DynamicLicenseServlet at any location accessible within the web server after editing the source code and adding the appropriate package statement. Then modify the servlet mapping entries in your web.xml appropriately.

DynamicPDF™ Merger for Java relies on DynamicPDF™ Generator for Java for all of the Page Elements including the images. It supports all the formats that DynamicPDF™ Generator for Java supports: Jpeg, Jpeg 2000, Png, Gif, and Tiff images. It accepts images from a physical file or a ByteArray.

Note: The above only applies to new images added to the PDF. Any and all images pre-existing on the PDF are preserved.