Migrating from Legacy Code to Merged Aspose.PDF for .NET
As we’re moving close towards the release of the merged Aspose.PDF for .NET, it is better to share some details regarding the migration of legacy Aspose.Pdf and Aspose.Pdf.Kit code to new merged Aspose.Pdf.
In this post, I’ll share with you that how the license for the merged Aspose.Pdf will work. I’ll also elaborate a couple of things which will be helpful while migrating your code from old Aspose.Pdf and Aspose.Pdf.Kit to merged Aspose.
Find Text in PDF and Replace it with Form Field: Combining DOM API and Facades Features
In this blog post, I’m going to explain two things; first one is to show you an interesting feature of the merged Aspose.Pdf – find and replace text with form field. This feature was previously not supported in Aspose.Pdf.Kit. The second one is to elaborate how you can combine the features from DOM API and Aspose.Pdf.Facades.
However, before I move forward, I would like you to have a look into my previous posts on the merged Aspose.
Performing Multiple Operations using Merged Aspose.PDF: Comparing Two Approaches
I have already discussed, in my previous post, the three parts of the merged Aspose.PDF API. If you haven’t read this post yet then you may read it now: Introduction to the Merged Aspose.PDF API. In this post, I’m going to show you the code snippets from Aspose.Pdf.Facades and Aspose.Pdf DOM API.
These code snippets will help you understand the process to edit existing PDF files using both of these approaches.
Introduction to Merged Aspose.Pdf API
In my previous post, I explained that why we are introducing merged Aspose.Pdf, what benefits it is going to give to the developers, and how you can share your thoughts and suggestions. You may read that post at the following link: New Aspose.Pdf for .NET – Merged Aspose.Pdf.Kit and Aspose.Pdf: A Sneak Peek!. In this post, I’m elaborating different parts of the merged Aspose.Pdf. I have included a diagram showing the architecture of the new Aspose.
New Aspose.Pdf for .NET - Merged Aspose.Pdf.Kit and Aspose.Pdf: A Sneak Peek!
We recently announced, in our March 2011 Newsletter, that we were going to merge Aspose.Pdf and Aspose.Pdf.Kit into a single Aspose.Pdf product. I’m very much excited to share with you that we have made quite a progress. And in this post, I’m going to give you a sneak peek into the developments so far. This post will give you insights into the new Aspose.Pdf, the reasons for merging both products, and the benefits it is going to provide to the developers.