Java : Converting Input Text into .PDF File

Here we are discussing the convertion of a text file into a pdf file by using an example. In this example we take a string  from console, pass this string into an object of paragraph class. Pass this paragraph object into the add() method of the document class to generate a pdf file. Download iText API required for the conversion of a text file into the pdf filefromhttp://www.lowagie.com/iText/download.html.

First set the class path for jar file by using the following steps:

1.Download the iText jar files.
2.Unzip all  the .jar files.
3.Copy all .jar files into lib directory of jdk. e.g. For jdk1.6.0 we need to copy  C:\jdk1.6.0\lib.
4.To set the classpath follow these steps.
Right click on " My Computer->Click on Properties->Advanced->Environment variables 

In the Environment variable check whether the classpath is set or not in the variable "classpath". If the path is not set then click on "Edit" button (if variable classpath is already created otherwise create the variable "classpath") and set the full path with the name of iText API .jar files then click on OK button and finally on Apply button.

Use InputStream for reading the text from console that returns a string into byte format. Convert this byte formatted string into string by using BufferedReader. Follow the steps given below to generate a pdf file.

1.Create an instance of the Document class. The Document class describes a document's page size , margins, and other important attributes. The Document class act as a container for a document's sections, images, paragraphs, chapters and other contents.
2.Use PdfWriter.getInstance (doc, new FileOutputStream ("pdfFile.pdf")) for creating a PDF document writer.
3. Open the document by using doc.open ().
4. Add content to the document. Use Paragraph p = new Paragraph (String str) to create a Paragraph that is used to store the string.
6.Use doc.add(p) to add the text.
5. Close the document by using doc.close ().

Here is the code of the program :

import java.io.*; import java.awt.*; import com.lowagie.text.*; import com.lowagie.text.pdf.*; import java.io.*; import java.util.zip.*; public class TextToPDF{   public static void main(String arg[]){     try{       InputStreamReader in= new InputStreamReader(System.in);       BufferedReader bin= new BufferedReader(in);       System.out.println("Enter text:");         String text=bin.readLine();         Document document = new Document(PageSize.A4, 36, 72, 108, 180);         PdfWriter.getInstance(document,new FileOutputStream("pdfFile.pdf"));         document.open();         document.add(new Paragraph(text));         System.out.println("Text is inserted into pdf file");         document.close();     }catch(Exception e){}   } }

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Performance Improvement in Optimistic Concurrency Control Mechanism of Distributed Databases

The main aim of the paper is to improve the performance of optimistic concurrency control mechanism in distributed databases.  The original approach of optimistic concurrency with respect to the validation technique, the treatment of long transactions and the problem of starvation.   In this paper, design alternatives of the validation phase are considered which not only avoid these disadvantages but additionally improve the performance of the original approach. Very promising is a new validation technique which especially supports read-transactions, therefore, decreasing the number of backups substantially. An adaptation of the new optimistic concurrency control schemes to a distributed environment is presented. The proposed algorithm is deadlock free and offers high parallelism.

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The Base of Hindu

Sakamulu(2)  Saalivaahana Sakamu Vikramaarka Sakamu.	Kaalamulu (3 Seasons)  Vaesavi Kaalamu (Summer) Varshaa Kaalamu or Vaanaa Kalamu (Rainy Season) Seetha Kaalamu or Chali Kaalamu (Winter)
Trimoorthulu(3)  Brahma (Creator) Vishnu (Protector) Maheswarudu/Rudhrudu (Destroyer).	Triloakamulu(3)  Swargamu Marthyaloakamu Paathaalamu.
Trikaalamulu(3) Bhoothamu (Past) Bhavishyaththu (Future) Varthamaanamu (Present).	Trikaranamulu(3)  Manasa (Manassu) Vaacha (Vaakku) Karmana (Pani).
Trigunamulu(3)  Satva Rajo Tamo.	Trimataacharyulu(3)  Sankara Raamaanuja Madhva.
Origin of Telugu Literature : I am not sure of the origin of telugu language. But all of our south indian languages are derived from a common language called "DRAVIDA", but luckily telugu is the sweetest language out of them. That way people say it "italian of the east"( ref: sir C.P.Brown).Telugu literature was started in 11th century by the great person named " NANNAYYA". He was the first person who gave life to our telugu literature first time. He put his efforts to write " maha bharatam" in telugu. Before that there is no single telugu literature. So we can say telugu literature stated in 11th century.
Purushaardhamulu(4)  Dharma Ardha Kaama Moaksha.	Chaturvaedamulu(4)  Rug Yajur Saama Adharvana.
Vayoavasthalu(4)  Baalyamu (Childhood) Yavvanamu (Teenage) Kaumaaramu (Middle age) Vaarthakyamu (Old age).	Chaturaasramamulu(4)  Brahmacharyamu Gaarhastyamu(Gruhasthamu) Vaanaprasthamu Sanyaasamu.
Panchabhoothamulu(5)  Bhoomi (Earth) Neeru (Water) Taejassu (Light) Vaayuvu (Air) Aakaasamu (Sky).	Yugamulu(4)  Kruta Yugamu (17,28,000 years) Traetaa Yugamu (12,96,000 years) Dwaapara Yugamu (8,64,000 years) Kali Yugamu (4,32,000 years)
Panchakaavyamulu(5)  Raghuvamsamu Kumaara Sambhavamu Maegha Sandaesamu Bhaaravi Maaghamu.	Pancha Gangalu (5 rivers)  Ganga Krishna Godavari Tungabhadra Kaveri.
Panchaamrutamulu(5)  Neeru (Water) Paalu (Milk) Perugu (Curd) Neyyi (Ghee) Thaene (Honey).	Panchaangamulu(5)  Thidhi Vaaramu Nakshathramu Yogamu Karanamu
Rutuvulu (6 Seasons)  Vasantha Greeshma Varsha Haemantha Sarath Sisira.	Shadrasamulu (6 tastes)  Uppu Pulupu Kaaramu Theepi Chaedu Vagaru.
Shadchakravartulu (6 kings)  Harischandhrudu Naludu Purukutsudu Purooravudu Sagarudu Kaarta Veeryaarjunudu.	Vaaramulu (7-Days of the week)  Aadhi Vaaramu = Sunday Soma Vaaramu = Monday ('So'as in Soldier) Mangala Vaaramu = Tuesday Budha Vaaramu = Wednesday Guru Vaaramu = Thursday Sukra Vaaramu = Friday Seni Vaaramu = Saturday ('Se' as in set)
Sapta Mahaa Rushulu (7 Great Saints)  Kasyapudu Atri Bharadwaajudu Viswaamitrudu Gouthamudu Vasishtudu Jamadagni.	Sapta Samudramulu (7 Seas)  Lavana Samudramu Ikshu Samudramu Sura Samudramu Sarpi Samudramu Dadhi Samudramu Ksheera Samudramu Jala Samudramu
Sapta Loakamulu (7 Upper Worlds)  Bhoolokamu Bhuvarlokamu Suvarlokamu Maharlokamu Janarlokamu Tapolokamu Satyalokamu	(7 Lower Worlds)  Atalamu Vitalamu Sutalamu Talaatalamu Mahaatalamu Rasaatalamu Paataalamu.
Ashtaavadhaanamulu (8 Skills)  Chaturangamu (Chess) Kavitvamu (Poetry) Vraayuta (Writing) Chaduvuta (Reading) Ganitamu (Mathematics) Sangeetamu (Music) Yukti Chepputa (Questioning) Vyasthaakshari.	Dhikkulu (8-Directions)  1.Thoorpu = East 2.Padamara = West 3.Uttharamu = North 4.Dakshinamu = South 5.Aagnaeyamu = South-East 6.Nairuthi = South-West 7.Vaayuvyamu = North-West 8.Eesanyamu = North-East ('Sa' as in Sat)
Ashta Dikpaalakulu (8)  Indhrudu Agni Yamudu Nibuthi Varunudu Vaayuvu Kubaerudu Eesanudu	Ashta Lakshmulu (8)  Dhana Lakshmi Dhaanya Lakshmi Vijaya Lakshmi / Jaya Lakshmi Dhairya Lakshmi Santhaana Lakshmi Gaja Lakshmi Aadhi Lakshmi Vidyaa Lakshmi
Astanga Yoga (8 Limbs)  Asanas Yamas (Restraints) Niyamas (Observances) Pranayama (Breathing) Pratyahara (Withdrawal of senses) Dharana (Concentration) Dhyana (Meditation),& Samadhi.
Nava Brahmalu (9 Creators)  Mareechi Bharadwajudu Angeerasudu Pulasthyudu Pulahudu Kratuvu Dakshudu Vasishstudu Vaasudevudu.	Nava Rasamulu (9 Poses)  Srungaaramu (Romance) Haasyamu (Humour) Karunamu (Kindness, Pity) Roudramu (Anger) Veeramu (Heroism) Bhayaanakamu (Threatening) Bheebhatsamu (Destruction) Adhbhutamu (Wonder) Saantamu (Peace) (Saan as in sandwitch).
Nava Dweepaalu (9 Islands)  Indhra dweepam. Swaetha dweepam. Thaamravarni dweepam. Gabhasthi dweepam. Naagara dweepam. Soumya dweepam. Gaandharva dweepam. Vaarunaa dweepam. Jamboo dweepam.	Nava Ratnamulu (9 Precious Stones)  Vajramu Vaidooryamu Gomedhikamu Pushya Raagamu Marakathamu Maanikyamu Neelamu Pravaalamu Mutyamu.
Nava Dhaanyamulu (9 grains)  Vadlu      Minumulu      Anumulu Ulavalu    Nuvvulu        Kandulu Pesalu     Godhumalu    Senagalu.
Telugu Raasulu (12 Zodiac Signs)  Maeshamu - Maeka - Aries. Vrushabhamu - Yeddhu - Taurus. Mithunamu - Dampathulu - Gemini. Karkaatakamu - Endrakaaya - Cancer. Simhamu - Singamu - Leo. Kanya - Paduchu - Virgo. Tula - Traasu - Libra. Vruchchikamu - Thaelu - Scorpio. Dhanussu - Villu - Sagittarius. Makaramu - Mosali - Capricorn. Kumbhamu - Kadava - Aquarius. Meenamu - Chaepa - Pisces.	Nelalu (12-Months)  Chaitramu = March-April Vaisaakhamu = April-May Jyaestamu = May-June Aashaadamu = June-July Sraavanamu = July-August Bhaadrapadamu = August-September Aaswayujamu = September-October Kaartheekamu = October-November Maargasiramu = November-December Pushyamu = December-January Maaghamu = January-February Phaalgunamu = February-March.
Astaadasa Puraanaalu (18)  Matsya Puraanam. Maarkaandaeya Puraanam. Bhaagavata Puraanam. Bhavishyaththu Puraanam. Bramhaanda Puraanam. Bramha Vaivartha Puraanam. Bramha Puraanam. Vaamana Puraanam. Vaayu Puraanam. Vishnu Puraanam. Varaaha Puraanam. Agni Puraanam. Naarada Puraanam. Padma Puraanam. Linga Puraanam. Garuda Puraanam. Koorma Puraanam. Scaanda Puraanam.	Telugu Mahaa Kavulu (18 Great poets)  Nannaya Bhattu. Tikkana Somayaaji. Errapraggada. Paalkuriki Somana. Vemulavaada Bheemakavi. Bhaskarudu. Ranganathudu. Srinadhudu. Bammera Pothana. Vemana. Tallapaka Annamacharyudu. Sri Krishna Deva Rayalu. Ashta Diggaja Kavulu     (i)     Allasaani Peddana    (ii)    Nandi Timmana    (iii)   Maadayagari Mallana    (iv)   Dhoorjati    (v)    Ayyala Raaju Raama Bhadrudu    (vi)   Pingali Soorana    (vii)  Ramarajabhushana and    (viii) Tenali Rama Krishna. Molla. Tarigonda Venkamma. Thyagaraju. Chinnaya Soori. Kandukuri Veeresalingam Pantulu