Recently, we had several customers asking: “What product should I use?” or “I am confused. Do I need the API or the .NET component?” or “Where are the conversions performed: on our website or on yours?”.
To answer these questions, we have created this blog post. Here are the details:
Select.Pdf Library for .NET – 2016 Vol 2 has just been released. Together with the full featured pdf library, the community edition of our SelectPdf Html To Pdf Converter for .NET v2.2 was also released.
The 2 products can be downloaded from our website or via NuGet.
The release contains a lot of bug fixes, speed improvements and the following new features.
Select.Pdf Library for .NET – 2016 Vol 1 has just been released. Together with the full featured pdf library, the community edition of our SelectPdf Html To Pdf Converter for .NET v2.0 was also released.
The release contains a lot of bug fixes and speed improvements.
The 2 products can be downloaded from our website or via NuGet.
Select.Pdf Library for .NET – 2015 Vol 2 has just been released. Together with the full featured pdf library, the community edition of our SelectPdf Html To Pdf Converter for .NET v1.2 was also released.
The release contains a lot of bug fixes and speed improvements.
The 2 products can be downloaded from our website or via NuGet.
(Updated in December 2016).
SelectPdf Html To Pdf Converter needs 2 files to work. They are different for the 2 versions that we offer:
Select.Pdf Library for .NET – Commercial Edition
Select.Pdf for .NET requires the .NET assembly Select.Pdf.dll and if the html to converter is used, an additional file called Select.Html.dep. This file, because it does not have a reference in the project, might not get copied to the deployment destination. To fix the problem, copy Select.Html.dep manually. More details about this here:
https://selectpdf.com/docs/Deployment.htm
SelectPdf Html To Pdf Converter – Community Edition
SelectPdf Html To Pdf converter requires 2 files to work: the .NET assembly Select.HtmlToPdf.dll and an additional file called Select.Html.dep. This file, because it does not have a reference in the project, might not get copied to the deployment destination. To fix the problem, copy Select.Html.dep manually. More details about this here:
https://selectpdf.com/html-to-pdf/docs/html/Deployment.htm
IMPORTANT: If you are setting the full path to Select.Html.dep in code using the HtmlEngineFullPath property of the GlobalProperties class, do not forget to include the file name (Select.Html.dep) with the path.
UPDATE (December 2016):
There are special cases that need to be taken into account when deploying applications that use SelectPdf and you get the “Conversion failure. Could not find ‘Select.Html.dep'” error. One is related to One Click deployments (Publish…) from Visual Studio.
To be sure that Select.Html.dep is deployed, add it into the project as a regular file and set the ‘Build Action’ to ‘Content’ and ‘Copy to Output Directory’ to ‘Copy Always’. Rebuild and redeploy your project (make sure that Select.Html.dep.deploy exists in the deployment folder).
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Select.Pdf Library for .NET can be downloaded as a NuGet package from the following page:
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Select.Pdf/
It’s very easy to use Select.Pdf SDK for .NET. Take a look at the simple code below.
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SelectPdf.PdfDocument doc = new SelectPdf.PdfDocument(); SelectPdf.PdfPage page = doc.AddPage(); SelectPdf.PdfFont font = doc.AddFont(SelectPdf.PdfStandardFont.Helvetica); font.Size = 20; SelectPdf.PdfTextElement text = new SelectPdf.PdfTextElement(50, 50, "Hello world!", font); page.Add(text); doc.Save("test.pdf"); doc.Close(); |