How to merge PDF files in Java
Unlock the power of seamless PDF merging in Java with IronPDF as this tutorial guides you from setup to execution, empowering you with the skills to efficiently combine documents and enhance your programming toolkit—watch now and subscribe for more expert tips!
This tutorial provides a detailed guide on merging PDF files using IronPDF in Java. It begins with setting up a Maven project and adding essential dependencies for IronPDF and SLF4J in the pom.xml file. Users are advised to use the latest versions of IronPDF, available on the official website. After saving the pom.xml file, the tutorial transitions to configuring the App.java file, where necessary IronPDF Java classes are imported.
The tutorial outlines the creation of two HTML strings representing the content of two PDFs. Using the 'render HTML as PDF' method from the PdfDocument class, these HTML strings are converted into PDF documents. The core of the tutorial is the merging process, where the static 'merge' method from the PdfDocument class is used to combine the two PDFs into a single document, which is then saved as merged.pdf on the C drive. Upon execution, the IronPDF engine merges the files and saves the output, demonstrating the tool's efficiency. The video concludes by highlighting the simplicity and effectiveness of IronPDF in handling PDF merging tasks and encourages viewers to subscribe for more tips from Iron Software.
