AspPDF Sample Code

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AspPDF is an ActiveX server component for dynamically creating, reading and modifying Portable Document Format (PDF) files.

 

<%   'ASP example  
 
    Set Pdf = Server.CreateObject("Persits.Pdf")  
    Set Doc = Pdf.CreateDocument   
    Doc.Title = "AspPDF Chapter 3 Hello World Sample" 
    Doc.Creator = "John Smith"   
 
    Set Page = Doc.Pages.Add   
 
    Set Font = Doc.Fonts("Helvetica")   
 
    Params = "x=0; y=650; width=612; alignment=center; size=50" 
    Page.Canvas.DrawText "Hello World!", Params, Font   
 
    Filename = Doc.Save( Server.MapPath("hello.pdf"), False )   
 
    Response.Write "Success! Download your PDF file <A HREF=" & Filename & ">here</A>"  
 
%> 
 

 

C# Example

 

IPdfManager objPdf = new PdfManager();  
IPdfDocument objDoc = objPdf.CreateDocument(Missing.Value);   
 
objDoc.Title = "AspPDF Chapter 3 Hello World Sample";  
objDoc.Creator = "John Smith";   
 
IPdfPage objPage = objDoc.Pages.Add(Missing.Value, Missing.Value, Missing.Value);  
IPdfFont objFont = objDoc.Fonts["Helvetica", Missing.Value];   
 
String strParams = "x=0; y=650; width=612; alignment=center; size=50";  
objPage.Canvas.DrawText( "Hello World!", strParams, objFont );   
 
String strFilename = objDoc.Save( Server.MapPath("hello.pdf"), false );   
 
lblResult.Text = "Success! Download your PDF file <A HREF=" + strFilename + ">here</A>";   
 

 

 

NOTE: To use AspPDF in ASP.NET, you must place the wrapper assembly ASPPDFLib.dll (included with the installation) in the /Bin directory of your .NET application, and use the following directive in your source files:

<%@ Import Namespace="ASPPDFLib" %>

Article ID: 328, , Modified: 4/25/2009 at 11:10 AM

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