Java File Manipulation APIs for XPS, PS & EPS

Create or manipulate XPS files. Convert XPS, EP & EPS documents to PDF and various images without any software dependencies.

Aspose.Page for Java is an XPS and PostScript document processing and parsing API. Developers can convert PS & EPS files to PDF and raster image formats. API also permits the users to create, parse and save XPS files as well as add and remove pages within the documents. Furthermore, developers may create canvases, paths and glyph elements for XPS documents and perform operations such as add or remove pages, create vectors & strings, use brushes, and manipulate the appearance of elements.

At a Glance

An overview of API.

XPS Document Manipulation

Pages
Canvas
Paths
Glyphs

Conversion

PostScript files to EMF & WMF
PostScript files to PDF & Images
XPS files to XPS, PDF & Images

Brushes

Solid Color Brush
Image Brush
Visual Brush
Linear Gradient Brush
Radial Gradient Brush

Color Spaces

sRGB
scRGB
ICC Profile

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Platform Independence

API fully supports the GUI based Desktop, Web and Console Applications.

Java Runtime Environment

JSP/JSF Application
Desktop Applications
Console Applications

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Supported File Formats

Aspose.Page for Java supported file formats are listed below.

Input/Output

Fixed Layout: XPS

Input Only

PostScript: PS , EPS

Output Only

Fixed Layout: PDF
Images: PNG, JPEG, TIFF, BMP

EPS Specific Output Formats

GIF, EMF, WMF

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Advanced XPS and PostScript API Features

PostScript language levels 1-3 are supported

Save PS & EPS files as PDF or raster images

Create or load XPS files for editing

Edit, save and render XPS outline items

Convert XPS file to images or PDF

Add or delete pages within existing XPS documents

Specify colors using different color spaces

Handle multiple documents within XPS file

Create vector graphics with the help of primitives

Create or Parse XPS Documents

API creates XPS files on the fly or loads existing documents for parsing and manipulation. It can perform different operations like changing the appearance of graphics and text strings, specifying colors in different color spaces, manipulate device configuration information, user intent and much more.

Java developers can easily integrate all these features with just a few lines of code.

Create XPS file from scratch - Java

// create document

XpsDocument nwDoc = new XpsDocument();

// add glyph to the document

com.aspose.nwDoc.XpsGlyphs glyphs = nwDoc.addGlyphs("Arial", 12, XpsFontStyle.Regular, 300f, 450f, "Hello World!");

glyphs.setFill(xps.createSolidColorBrush(Color.BLACK));

// save result

nwDoc.save(dir + "output.xps");

Render PostScript Files to Images & PDF

The library provides specialized classes for converting EPS & PS files to raster images & PDF. The configuration of the conversion process is easy to control the image quality within the PDF as well as for standalone images. Furthermore, developers may easily suppress errors if they are working with batches.