activePDF WebGrabber Enterprise 2009

What is New in activePDF WebGrabber 2009?

activePDF WebGrabber 2009 features significant enhancements in the performance, speed, and overall reliability of activePDF WebGrabber. Encompassing a complete architectural restructure that eliminates the dependency on activePDF Server, decreasing the number of processing steps required while increasing reliability and consistency.

activePDF WebGrabber main Features
activePDF WebGrabber allows you to dynamically convert HTML to PDF - any URL, HTML stream, or HTML file to PDF on the fly while maintaining embedded styles. With activePDF WebGrabber, you can:

• Dynamically convert HTML to PDF to generate reports from HTML data.
• Transfer HTML form input into tamperproof PDF forms.
• Generate "Intelligent PDFs" from your HTML, converting interactive elements, such as hyperlinks and form fields, into PDF equivalents.
• HTML to PDF converter for the generation of PDF certificates, invoices, statements, and other documents on the fly from your website.
• Control PDF page size, orientation and page breaks, while adding dynamic headers, footers and page numbering in HTML to PDF conversion process..
• Linearize multi-page PDF documents for faster display over the web.
• Secure PDFs containing HTML data using PDF encryption.

activePDF WebGrabber Enterprise also includes

• Render HTML remotely
• Combined Administrative Console
• Email and FTP Output Settings

activePDF Clustering Technology enables you to simplify deployments, allowing you to centrally control PDF conversion settings for all servers involved, all while harnessing the processing power of either dedicated machines or multiprocessor virtualized servers. Clustering also affords you a reliable fail-over solution for mission-critical applications, allowing jobs to be re-routed in the event of a node failure within the cluster.   

With activePDF Clustering Technology, you can take full advantage of multi-server deployments, including SMP-based virtualized servers, changing the paradigm in PDF creation, conversion and manipulation by enhancing performance, conversion speeds, and reliability.

In the activePDF Clustering scenario, incoming jobs are directed to a designated activePDF Cluster Controller, where the overrideable PDF settings to be used in generating the output PDF reside. The Cluster Controller continuously monitors each Cluster Node within the cluster to determine maximum availability and then submits the conversion job (along with the pertinent settings) to the designated node for processing. Once the conversion is complete, the job is routed back to the Cluster Controller. 

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