In software, JAR (Java ARchive) is a package file format typically used to aggregate many Java class files and associated metadata and resources (text, images, etc.) into one file to distribute application software or libraries on the Java platform.
Over the last year, we have grown our PDF to HTML5 converter to be increasingly configurable, capable of suiting a huge range of requirements and potential uses. But in order to achieve this flexibility it has introduced some unwanted complexity, making potentially simple tasks increasingly complex. For this reason, we have simplified the way in…
In 2 previous blog posts, my colleague Daniel wrote about finding a memory leak in the Java JPEG2000 library and the source code change. I have been looking at another bug so I thought a series of articles on the subject would be of interest. To use JPEG2000 images in Java, you need to use…
This blog article was posted in response to a question on our forum about the difference between our debug and non-debug jars. We you run a Java program in an IDE, you have all the information available, so that if there is an error the IDE can take you to the exact place for the…
We have a few different examples packaged up in JPedal that can be started by setting system properties with the -D flag from the command line. I thought it would be interesting to get these to run in the same way as you expect other programs to run with installers, continue buttons and all that…
