PDFTextStream

PDFTextStream is a super handy library for both .NET and Java. It helps you pull out text, metadata, and form data from PDF documents easily. You'll find two versions: one for Java and another for .NET.

PDFTextStream for Java

If you're using PDFTextStream for Java, it's written in 100% pure Java! That means there are no extra components or dependencies messing things up. All you need is a compliant Java version 1.4 or higher.

Perfect for Heavy Use

This library is great for demanding desktop and server applications, especially when you have lots of tasks running at the same time. It's designed to handle parallel processing really well. So, if you're working with PDF documents, you won't have to worry about locking issues or race conditions while using your hardware efficiently.

JVM Language Friendly

Since it's a Java library, PDFTextStream can also work with any JVM language that plays nice with Java APIs. This includes languages like Clojure, Scala, Groovy, JRuby, Jython, and more!

PDFTextStream for .NET

The .NET version of PDFTextStream is created by translating the standard Java version into a pure managed .NET assembly. This translation keeps all the cool features intact without causing any problems with functionality or performance.

No Compromises on Performance

The concurrency and parallelism benefits of the Java version carry over to its .NET counterpart too! So whether you're using it in C#, VB.NET, F#, or even managed C++, you can count on it to perform smoothly.

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