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Bruno Lowagie, the original developer of iText, talks about the Java PDF library’s expansion, the upcoming release of iText 7 and what happens next.

Following on from November’s first full version, Apache’s data extracting project has received its first update to the 1.0 series.

Free PDF download and iPad/Android versions are all at your disposal!

A special Advent present for all you avid Java Tech Journal readers out there – it’s now available for free […]

The latest issue of Java Tech Journal – the free PDF magazine that delves deeper into a topic from within […]

PLUS, Groovy-Eclipse 2.5.1 and LibreOffice 3.4.1.

New ‘Workbook to Print’ and ‘Sheet to Print’ features with Aspose.Cells 2.4.0.

Improved loading XML contents from Memory Stream functionality with Aspose.Pdf 2.7.0.

Keep track of processes with Blueprint central repository.

Adobe sign a definitive agreement to acquire Day Software, in an effort to provide a more complete solution for customer-facing web sites and multi-channel customer experiences.

Aspose.Cells for Java version 2.3.0 is out now. Aspose.Cells is a Java component for spreadsheet reporting without using Microsoft Excel. […]

Version 0.3.0 of Glyph is now available. Glyph is a Ruby-powered rapid document auth that allows the developer to manage […]

Adobe Reader for Android is now available from the Android Market, allowing users to access PDF files from their Android […]

Version 1.1.46 of the Big Faceless Java Report Generator is now available. The Big Faceless Java Report Generator is built […]