PDFreactor Samples
Learn how to integrate PDFreactor and what you can do with it
Learn how to integrate PDFreactor and what you can do with it
PDFreactor works with any language. Check out code examples and try yourself.
A magazine article created with the help of:
Page size: A4
A brochure trifold ready for the printer:
Page size: A4 Landscape
The front page of a newspaper, created with:
Page size: 325mm × 480mm
Illustrates tables, graphs and charts in the style of a scientific Report. Uses the Open Source JavaScript libraries “flotr2” and “Awesomizr”.
Page size: letter
Shows a 680+ page product catalog from Walter Bösch GmbH & Co KG. A Web-to-Print project done by the elements Group (pimcore GmbH) using PDFreactor embedded into Pimcore PIM, an open source enterprise product information management framework.
See a 130+ page price list from mafi Naturholzboden GmbH, Austria. A B2B/B2C (including web-to-print) project done by the elements Group (pimcore GmbH) using PDFreactor as the Pimcore plug-in.
DIN A4 (5.9 MB)| more info about PDFreactor + Pimcore PIM
See the 160+ page gardening catalog from Windhager Group, Austria. A B2C (including web-to-print) project done by the elements Group (pimcore GmbH) using PDFreactor as the Pimcore plug-in.
DIN A4 (23 MB)| more info about PDFreactor + Pimcore PIM
Brochures for HRD and training purposes, created from CMS data for website publishing by Schouten & Nelissen
Printer-friendly, journal quality position statements (full-length HTML) published by the Canadian Paediatric Society (CPS)
Shows the 690+ page public curricula for the Bavarian secondary business schools provided by the Staatsinstitut für Schulqualität und Bildungsforschung (ISB)
High quality print ready PDFs of learning material and textbooks by EDGE Learning Media
Demonstrate how to add various compound formats to your PDF.
Page size: A4
Demonstrates HTML forms and interactive PDF forms (sometimes refered to as AcroForms) capabilities of PDFreactor.
Page size: letter landscape
This interactive demo shows how PDFreactor can be used in an online Web-to-print application to process the layout and content of business cards.
The resulting printable PDF comes with crop marks and can directly be sent to a digital printer.
An image, dynamically generated using the Raster Image Output option, will show a preview of the resulting business card on-the-fly.
This demonstration shows how PDFreactor can be used to generate invoices on-the-fly. A form allows you to select articles and quantities from a fictional brewery.
The form will generate a XML file that is passed to PDFreactor via a Servlet. PDFreactor then converts the XML data by applying a XSLT style sheet and streams the result to a PDF document.
This interactive demo shows how the Raster Image Output option can be used to create images from your HTML documents.
You can generate quick previews or thumbnails as well as one long, continuous image that displays your document exactly like a screenshot from a browser.