This tutorial guides on how to impose PDF using Java. It shares the IDE settings, a list of steps, and a sample code for developing PDF imposition software using Java. It will guide you in applying PDF page imposition using various overloaded methods in the PdfFileEditor class.
Steps to Impose PDF Pages using Java
- Set the IDE to use Aspose.PDF for Java to impose PDF
- Create an object of the PdfFileEditor class that supports the imposition
- Create an array of page indexes for left-side pages in the output
- Create another array for right-side page indexes
- Call the makeBooklet() method by passing the input, output file names, and page indexes
Refer to these steps to apply PDF page imposition using Java. Define separate lists of pages in the source PDF that you want to render on the left side pages of the output booklet and right side pages. Create an instance of the PdfFileEditor class and call the makeBooklet() method by providing the input and output PDF file names, and lists of page indexes for pricing on the left and right side of the output booklet.
Code for PDF Imposition using Java
This code demonstrates the process of PDF booklet imposition using Java. You can select random pages index in any order for printing in the booklet from the source PDF file. There are a number of overloaded methods that you can use by providing input arguments with different combinations including string names for input and output PDF files, an array of integers, input-output streams, and page sizes.
This article has taught us to apply PDF page imposition for custom printing. If you want to rotate a PDF, refer to the article on How to rotate PDF using Java.