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9 years 9 months ago - 9 years 9 months ago #11560
by kumar88
Thanks for the information, what does the below code does ?? can u please explain.in detail
docDst.SetCahce(localFolder.Path + "/cache.dat");
PDFImportCtx ctx = docDst.ImportStart(docSrc);
also does purchasing Direct Support entitles for custom development help ?
docDst.SetCahce(localFolder.Path + "/cache.dat");
PDFImportCtx ctx = docDst.ImportStart(docSrc);
also does purchasing Direct Support entitles for custom development help ?
Last edit: 9 years 9 months ago by kumar88.
9 years 9 months ago #11566
by nermeen
SetCache --> set cache file to PDF to save some temporary data, compressed images and so on .. used while manipulating the PDF
This cache file can be deleted after the modifications has been saved to the document.
ImportStart --> Start import operations, (like import page from src document), the returned object should be maintened until all pages are imported and ImportContext.Destroy() invoked.
Direct support is about the use of RadaeePDF library and not custom development.
With direct support you will receive information about how to use our API, workaround, integration.
We can’t provide you deep information about Windows UI/UX outside the rendering engine and it’s own methods.
ie.: developing a multi-file selector is outside our standard support as it’s a really custom interface.
This cache file can be deleted after the modifications has been saved to the document.
ImportStart --> Start import operations, (like import page from src document), the returned object should be maintened until all pages are imported and ImportContext.Destroy() invoked.
Direct support is about the use of RadaeePDF library and not custom development.
With direct support you will receive information about how to use our API, workaround, integration.
We can’t provide you deep information about Windows UI/UX outside the rendering engine and it’s own methods.
ie.: developing a multi-file selector is outside our standard support as it’s a really custom interface.
9 years 9 months ago #11573
by nermeen
get stream out of PDF doc back -> no, you need to save it back first.
For the exception: make sure that your file is located in a folder where you have the permission to read/write.
in the example, the files are located in the app's local data folder
Windows.Storage.StorageFolder localFolder = Windows.Storage.ApplicationData.Current.LocalFolder;
For the exception: make sure that your file is located in a folder where you have the permission to read/write.
in the example, the files are located in the app's local data folder
Windows.Storage.StorageFolder localFolder = Windows.Storage.ApplicationData.Current.LocalFolder;
9 years 9 months ago #11574
by kumar88
i have copied the 2 files src.pdf & dst.pdf to app data folder as you said, is it not the correct way to do ??,
ok i shall save the resultant doc, after that can i use doc.createstream method to copy the doc stream to storagefile ? or is there any other alternative??
Thanks.
ok i shall save the resultant doc, after that can i use doc.createstream method to copy the doc stream to storagefile ? or is there any other alternative??
Thanks.
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