Hello, The redact Snap-in is the way to go since the redact controller was made for internal usage only. By the way, you can use the PostCustomServerAction on the client-side, in order to get the document's annotations server-side. (Redaction are considered annotations while they're are not applied)...

Hello,

I'm really sorry, both, the resolution and the release have been made on the same day. But the correction was right after the release of the new version!
My bad for this mistake.

The correction will be available on our next release then!

Have a nice day,
Fabio

Hello Chris, There is an enumeration in the TWAIN that is called CAP_SERIALNUMBER. But it is optional, you cannot assume that a scanner supports it. -> https://www.gdpicture.com/guides/gdpicture/GdPicture.NET.14~GdPicture14.TwainCapabilities.html At the moment, I didn't see any method in our SDK tha...

Hello Dylan, Here is a code snippet to get the image as a byteArray and the annotations in two different streams: using (GdPictureImaging gdpictureImaging = new GdPictureImaging()) { MemoryStream streamImg = new MemoryStream(); MemoryStream streamAnnt = new MemoryStream(); e.docuVieware.SaveAnnotati...

Hi Dylan,

I'm glad it suits you

Have a nice day,
Fabio

Hello, Before diving into the technical stuff, I just want to mention that we actually have 2 easy ways to handle the redaction feature through DocuVieware. Integrated redaction You can activate the Redaction snap-in by setting this property to true server-side: https://www.docuvieware.com/guides/as...

Hello,

The conversation had continued on our helpdesk and a ticket has been created on our side to implement a way to deal with such usage.
I'll keep you posted about any updates on this conversation.

With best,
Fabio

Hello,

Yes, it is the 14.1.134!

With best,
Fabio

Hello there, It is required to use our SDK in a Windows environment since it uses some of its DLLs: https://www.gdpicture.com/guides/gdpicture/Operating%20Requirements.html Mainly, the easiest way to bypass this issue is to set a Windows server in your architecture as a three-tier. With best, Fabio

Hello Chris, Are you using the last version of DocuVieware? (the HTML support has been implemented on version 3.1.107). Here is the code I used for testing: System.IO.Stream stream = new System.IO.FileStream(@"D:\example.html", System.IO.FileMode.OpenOrCreate); GdPictureStatus status = new...

Hello,

The issue has been corrected and will be available on our next minor release. The provided code will work just by updating the SDK.

With best,
Fabio

Hello,

I reproduced the issue on my side, thanks for the code snippet.
So I created a ticket for the developers to check what it's going on and to handle this issue.

I will keep you updated through this post!

Have a nice day,
Fabio

Hello Kurt,

Since the technology has been released recently, I will test it on my side and will let you know as soon as possible.

With best,
Fabio

Hello Dylan, This is expected that the oGdPictureImaging.CreateGdPictureImageFromByteArray() returns a zero if you give it a PDF as input. The GdPictureImaging class is for raster images and GdPicturePDF for PDF. Here is a code snippet I made for loading a byte array into a GdPicturePDF object: byte...

Hello Dylan,

Could you elaborate on your issue, please?
Does the oGdPictureImaging.CreateGdPictureImageFromByteArray() returns a 0?

Just to avoid any issue that was already corrected, could you update your GdPicture SDK to the latest version and tell me if the issue remains?

With best,
Fabio