iText for Java represents the next level of SDKs for developers that want to take advantage of the benefits PDF can bring. Equipped with a better document engine, high and low-level programming capabilities and the ability to create, edit and enhance PDF documents, iText can be a boon to nearly every workflow.
iText 7.1.11 brings the second quarterly release of 2020 for the iText 7 family.
Other than Core (this project), we're also releasing at the same time, the following open source projects pdfHTML (major 3.0 release!) and RUPS.
iText 7.1.10 brings the first quarterly release of 2020 for the iText 7 family, and coincidentally it's on the day that iText, as a project, turns 20! 🎂🥳
Although it's iText's birthday, we are giving away presents left and right, which include new releases of Core, pdfHTML, pdfSweep and RUPS (oof, I really had to take a breather there. It's a lot of goodies!).
We're pleased to announce iText 7.1.9, our latest (and last of 2019! 🥳) quarterly release. For this release, we've carried out some essential housekeeping to make sure that we maintain our high code quality standards, and great API documentation.
We also had time to introduce some more cool features, such as enhanced text extraction and improved SVG support.
We're pleased to announce our latest quarterly release iText 7.1.8. Despite the minor release number, we think it counts as a pretty significant update as in addition to various improvements and bug fixes in our layout and kernel modules, iText 7.1.8 adds support for XFDF and better SVG handling.
Please be advised that we did a tiny bit of API breakage on PdfPolyGeomAnnotation, where we had to remove getType(), so if you inherit it, you must override it (sorry!).
A special shout out to JorisJ, who submitted a Pull Request that was incorporated into this release.
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