On Dec 18, 7:34 am, "Ravi Kumar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi. > First I am explaining the Problem so it would not get messed up. :) > > ============== PROBLEM ================ > I have to integrate a small part in .NET Projects. .NET project is > actually all Web-based application, user interface is Web-page for > multiple actions. > But a backend component of project needs PDF File manipulation. > Manipuation is limited to splitting pages, removing certain pages, > joining pages, finding certain text information (Title/Author/No. of > Pages/Orientation of each page etc), and page orientation maipulation > (rotating pages clockwise and anticlockwise, on degree parameter, > left/right/flip etc). > .NET guys are failing here, so I proposed to do that component in Python. > But problem is, how to integrate Python in .NET Web Application. I am > looking on IRONPYTHON, and thats the only point seemed to me. Also, as > I am not an expert in Python, I have transition from Perl and PHP to > python. So right now, my applciation architecture would little bit be > inexperienced and not enterprise ready. But every component in project > is being worked on Enterprise grade. > Now, > I want to integrate Python implementation for PDF works, and that > would be called from .NET (C#) processes supplying required > parameters. Since the whole application would be implemented on MS > Windows Server, so I am bit lacking the freedom of library usage as in > Linux. > > Also looking for best PDF library which doesn't have any or many > dependencies and that dependencies can be successfully installed. I > will also need an XML Library to write down the logs and > instructions+information for next component which handles Printing. > > ===================================== > > Therefore, I am seeking all the precious (even small or one-liner) > advices from you. Please suggest me every possible things that come in > your mind. Things on high priorities right now are: > > -- > -=Ravi=-
This isn't a "python" reply, but for .NET PDF manipulation, you might look at http://www.pdfbox.org/userguide/dot_net.html -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
