A comparison between IronPDF and Apache PDFBox for HTML to PDF in Java
Unlock the secrets to efficient HTML to PDF conversion by watching our tutorial, where you'll discover how IronPDF's seamless approach can save you time and effort compared to Apache PDFBox.
In this tutorial, we delve into comparing two renowned Java libraries, IronPDF and Apache PDFBox, for HTML to PDF conversion. The process begins with setting up a Maven project and integrating Apache PDFBox by adding its dependency to the pom.xml file. The tutorial walks through the code in the app.java file, illustrating how to create a basic PDF document. The process involves creating a new PDPage, adding content using a PDPageContentStream, and saving the document. Although effective, this method requires numerous lines of code.
The comparisn highlights that while Apache PDFBox is robust, it demands more coding effort. Conversely, IronPDF offers a more seamless and straightforward approach, making it suitable for projects requiring efficient HTML to PDF conversions. This tutorial provides insights into selecting the right library based on your project's complexity and requirements. To stay updated on more tutorials from Iron Software, subscribing is recommended.
