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1. Re: Add image in uploaded pdf file and then save it specific location using C#
If Acrobat would be running on a server (which is what it sounds like), then answer is NO – it is not.
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2. Re: Add image in uploaded pdf file and then save it specific location using C#
Hi Irosenth,
First of all I need to know how to integrate Acrobat XI Pro in C# application.
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3. Re: Add image in uploaded pdf file and then save it specific location using C#
Not really, if it won't be licensable then we would be wasting your time to help you. From your description, I agree: all the answer you need is NO, not feasible. (Even in a desktop, this would be a C/C++ plug-in, not an external C# app).
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4. Re: Add image in uploaded pdf file and then save it specific location using C#
Hi Test Screen Name,
Is it possible to use Acrobat XI Pro tool which is installed in server ?
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5. Re: Add image in uploaded pdf file and then save it specific location using C#
Not legally, no it is not.
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6. Re: Add image in uploaded pdf file and then save it specific location using C#
Hi Irosenth,
In 'License & Compliance Services' document provided by Adobe, they specified as
For server use, installing desktop licenses in a server based environment is generally allowed,
so long as the total number of users, (not concurrent users) who can access the software
deployed on that server, do not exceed the Permitted Number of licenses. Usage is defined as
individuals or entities who “use, download, copy OR otherwise benefit” from the
functionality of the Software installed on the server.
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7. Re: Add image in uploaded pdf file and then save it specific location using C#
Yes, I am aware of that requirement.
Are you going to vouch to Adobe Legal that EVERY SINGLE USER of your app/service is licensed for their own personal copy of Acrobat? Because that’s what the license below stipulates.
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8. Re: Add image in uploaded pdf file and then save it specific location using C#
And, even if you satisfy the requirement (which may be possible with an intranet app, never a web app), you run in to the next obstacle: Acrobat is an interactive tool, not technically suitable for use on a server. When it fails, do you want to explain why? Give up. Really, give up.
Perhaps Adobe's PDF Library would meet your needs. It can be licensed for servers. It is a true library. You might have to write in C/C++ though and you WILL need knowledge of PDF internals.