Aspose Newsletter for July 2018 has now been published that highlights all the newly supported features offered in the recent releases. It includes information about Import and Export 3D Models within Java Apps Without Installing Any 3D Modelling Software, Aspose Consulting Partners Program, Aspose.BarCode for Android via Java & Aspose.Words for C++ launching Soon, Generate and Recognize Barcodes in Android, iOS and MAC Apps via Xamarin, NET Standard 2.0 and Working with GPS Exchange Format (GPX) Files in .NET, Convert Excel spreadsheet to PDF or image formats in C++ Apps & many more.
Import and Export 3D Models within Java Apps without Installing Any 3D Modeling Software
Aspose.3D for Java API includes support of accessing 3D elements for editing purposes, creating 3D model from scratch, defining Metadata of the 3D scene, creating primitive 3D Shapes and visiting sub nodes to convert meshes to custom binary format. Java developers can also build GPU and CAD friendly geometries as well as skeletal animation and morphing. All popular 3D file formats are also supported to convert to and from. Download Free Trial
Aspose Consulting Partners Program
Aspose has recently started consulting partners program to provide professional consultancy services, implementation and unique solutions to help Aspose API users develop customized solutions according to the business needs. These third-party companies do not provide technical support, but they have deep working experience with Aspose products and we recommend them for discussing and execution of consulting projects only. If a company wants to join for becoming a part of this consulting partner program, then read out FAQs and register an official application there for further consideration.
Launching Soon: Aspose.BarCode for Android via Java
Good news for Android apps developers – Aspose.BarCode for Android via Java is soon to be released that will allow incorporating barcode generation and recognition functionalities within Android applications. Many popular barcode types will be supported along with control over barcode size and appearance of text over on barcode. Read more details
Launching Soon: Aspose.Words for C++
Aspose.Words product family is expanding with a new product addition: Aspose.Words for C++ that will allow application developers to perform Word document processing functionalities within their native C++ applications. It will be a native C++ library allowing developers to create, manipulate and convert Word documents programmatically without requiring Office Automation or Microsoft Word application. Read more details
Generate and Recognize Barcodes in Android, iOS and MAC Apps via Xamarin
Aspose.BarCode for .NET APIs announces support of Android, iOS and MAC platforms from now to develop mobile applications via Xamarin. Support for Universal Windows Platform (UWP) has also been incorporated. Aspose.BarCode for .NET now includes assemblies for .NET Standard 1.3 and .NET Standard 2.0 thus enabling progrmmers to do native development in C#. Read more details here
.NET Standard 2.0 and Working with GPS Exchange Format (GPX) Files in .NET
Aspose.GIS for .NET API now supports .NET Standard 2.0 and Mono framework to be used on Windows as well as Linux. It also adds the capability to open and read GPX files using the GPX drivers. Read more details here.
Code Example: Convert Excel spreadsheet to PDF and image formats in C++ Apps
Aspose.Cells for C++ supports converting MS Excel spreadsheets to PDF file format and rendering worksheets or workbook to image formats (BMP, PNG, GIF, JPG, JPEG, TIFF, EMF) while maintaining good visual fidelity in the conversion. View Code Sample.
Code Example: Set Default Font Name and Get All Fonts from PDF Files in Java
Aspose.Pdf for Java now introduces setDefaultFontName() method in PdfSaveOptions Class to set default font name embedded into the document – the output document should have same font. You can also get all fonts from PDF document programmatically by using getAllFonts() method. Read more details.
Code Example: Insert Shapes in Word Docs through DocumentBuilder within .NET and Java Apps
Aspose.Words now supports inserting inline shape with specified type and size and free-floating shape with specified position, size and text wrap type into document using DocumentBuilder.InsertShape method within .NET and Java applications. This method inserts DML shape into the document model. The document must be saved in the format, which support DML shapes, otherwise such nodes will be converted to VML shape, while document saving.
Code Example: Add Extended Attributes to Resource Assignments in .NET Project Files
Aspose.Tasks for .NET API already had the capability to add extended attributes to tasks and resources in a project. This month’s release introduces the capability to add extended attributes information to resource assignments as well. Extended attributes can be added to resource assignments as plain as well as lookup values. Read more details.
Code Example: Convert HTML Document to Markdown Format in .NET
Aspose.HTML for .NET now supports converting an HTML document to Markdown format for making the content easy to read and write plain text format. Support to render HTML documents to MHTML file format is also included in this release. Read more details
Code Example: Convert Raster Images to PDF in .NET and Java
Aspose.Imaging APIs allow programmers to convert raster images to PDF format within .NET and Java applications. It provides Image class to load PNG, GIF, TIFF files and same can be used to convert these to PDF formats.
Updates about new Product Releases
Aspose is sponsoring a number of user groups and upcoming events, including:
Collect a copy of Aspose Newsletter, July 2018 edition
Import and Export 3D Models within Java Apps without Installing Any 3D Modeling Software
Aspose.3D for Java API includes support of accessing 3D elements for editing purposes, creating 3D model from scratch, defining Metadata of the 3D scene, creating primitive 3D Shapes and visiting sub nodes to convert meshes to custom binary format. Java developers can also build GPU and CAD friendly geometries as well as skeletal animation and morphing. All popular 3D file formats are also supported to convert to and from. Download Free Trial
Aspose Consulting Partners Program
Aspose has recently started consulting partners program to provide professional consultancy services, implementation and unique solutions to help Aspose API users develop customized solutions according to the business needs. These third-party companies do not provide technical support, but they have deep working experience with Aspose products and we recommend them for discussing and execution of consulting projects only. If a company wants to join for becoming a part of this consulting partner program, then read out FAQs and register an official application there for further consideration.
Launching Soon: Aspose.BarCode for Android via Java
Good news for Android apps developers – Aspose.BarCode for Android via Java is soon to be released that will allow incorporating barcode generation and recognition functionalities within Android applications. Many popular barcode types will be supported along with control over barcode size and appearance of text over on barcode. Read more details
Launching Soon: Aspose.Words for C++
Aspose.Words product family is expanding with a new product addition: Aspose.Words for C++ that will allow application developers to perform Word document processing functionalities within their native C++ applications. It will be a native C++ library allowing developers to create, manipulate and convert Word documents programmatically without requiring Office Automation or Microsoft Word application. Read more details
Generate and Recognize Barcodes in Android, iOS and MAC Apps via Xamarin
Aspose.BarCode for .NET APIs announces support of Android, iOS and MAC platforms from now to develop mobile applications via Xamarin. Support for Universal Windows Platform (UWP) has also been incorporated. Aspose.BarCode for .NET now includes assemblies for .NET Standard 1.3 and .NET Standard 2.0 thus enabling progrmmers to do native development in C#. Read more details here
.NET Standard 2.0 and Working with GPS Exchange Format (GPX) Files in .NET
Aspose.GIS for .NET API now supports .NET Standard 2.0 and Mono framework to be used on Windows as well as Linux. It also adds the capability to open and read GPX files using the GPX drivers. Read more details here.
Code Example: Convert Excel spreadsheet to PDF and image formats in C++ Apps
Aspose.Cells for C++ supports converting MS Excel spreadsheets to PDF file format and rendering worksheets or workbook to image formats (BMP, PNG, GIF, JPG, JPEG, TIFF, EMF) while maintaining good visual fidelity in the conversion. View Code Sample.
Code Example: Set Default Font Name and Get All Fonts from PDF Files in Java
Aspose.Pdf for Java now introduces setDefaultFontName() method in PdfSaveOptions Class to set default font name embedded into the document – the output document should have same font. You can also get all fonts from PDF document programmatically by using getAllFonts() method. Read more details.
Code Example: Insert Shapes in Word Docs through DocumentBuilder within .NET and Java Apps
Aspose.Words now supports inserting inline shape with specified type and size and free-floating shape with specified position, size and text wrap type into document using DocumentBuilder.InsertShape method within .NET and Java applications. This method inserts DML shape into the document model. The document must be saved in the format, which support DML shapes, otherwise such nodes will be converted to VML shape, while document saving.
Code Example: Add Extended Attributes to Resource Assignments in .NET Project Files
Aspose.Tasks for .NET API already had the capability to add extended attributes to tasks and resources in a project. This month’s release introduces the capability to add extended attributes information to resource assignments as well. Extended attributes can be added to resource assignments as plain as well as lookup values. Read more details.
Code Example: Convert HTML Document to Markdown Format in .NET
Aspose.HTML for .NET now supports converting an HTML document to Markdown format for making the content easy to read and write plain text format. Support to render HTML documents to MHTML file format is also included in this release. Read more details
Code Example: Convert Raster Images to PDF in .NET and Java
Aspose.Imaging APIs allow programmers to convert raster images to PDF format within .NET and Java applications. It provides Image class to load PNG, GIF, TIFF files and same can be used to convert these to PDF formats.
Updates about new Product Releases
- Aspose.Total for .NET - a compilation of Aspose latest .NET products
- Aspose.Total for Java – a compilation of Aspose latest Java products.
- Aspose.Total for Android – all the latest versions of Aspose Android APIs.
- Aspose.Total for SharePoint – a compilation of Aspose latest SharePoint products.
- Aspose.Total for Reporting Services– a compilation of Aspose latest Reporting Services products
- Aspose.Total for JasperReports – The latest versions of Aspose JasperReports products.
- Aspose.Total for C++ – The latest versions of our C++ products packaged into one product suite.
- Aspose.Words for .NET 18.5 – Upgraded Aspose.Words for Reporting Services to the latest version of Aspose.Words for .NET.
- Aspose.Email for Java 18.5 – Auto Discovery of Exchange Server settings using the API’s EWS client.
- Aspose.Slides for .NET, Java, C++, SharePoint, Reporting Services and JasperReports 18.5 – Improved SmartArt management and overall PowerPoint presentation rendering support.
- Aspose.Words for SharePoint 18.5 – Improved rendering of a Doughnut DrawingML Chart with multiple series.
- Aspose.BarCode for Reporting Services 18.6 – Improved overall Barcode API performance.
- Aspose.Words for JasperReports 18.5 – Support of JasperServer 7.1.0 now added.
- Aspose.Diagram for .NET 18.5 – Enhanced gradient color and improved text rendering of Visio shapes.
- Aspose.HTML for Java 18.5 – Enhanced support for scalable Vector Graphics in Java applications.
Aspose is sponsoring a number of user groups and upcoming events, including:
- July 20: Tulsa TechFest – Tulsa – OK, USA
- August 04: DDD Perth – Perth, Australia
- August 18: DDD Sydney – Sydney, Australia
Collect a copy of Aspose Newsletter, July 2018 edition
- Collect the English version of this newsletter
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