I recommend PDFlib(.com) Its a robust PDF library with maturity that meets most of the requirements we have for PDF generation.
Its not Open Source but worth the money - There are some open source options such as iText for Java which we used for a while until we ran into so issues. I have been happy with PDFlib and it runs on all OS. sprezzatura1 wrote: > > > Does anyone know of a component to create graphics PDF files? We need > low-level control to create lines, curves, colors, gradients, etc. > > This would seem to rule out AlivePDF, LiveCycle, which are text-oriented. > > The PDF component must run on the client, which eliminates > server-based solutions like Apache FOP. > > It must represent the graphics as vector elements. An image of the > graphics is not acceptable as it will be coarse and pixellated when > the user zooms in. > > Thank you. > > -- Ben Marchbanks ::: alQemy ::: transforming information into intelligence http://www.alQemy.com ::: magazooms ::: digital magazines http://www.magazooms.com Greenville, SC 864.284.9918
