That was the point of my question, actually: How hard would it be to port that code to java and bundle with itext.
Two questions.
1) How hard to port the GSAPI to Java?
Depends on how good you are with calling C from Java (and vice versa). It's not rocket science, but there's a LOT of stuff there to emulate and get correct.
2) Bundle with iText?
Impossible due to the licensing dichotomy between iText's and GS's.Point well taken - but I don't know of any non-commercial solutions for this.The PDF stuff in itext is expressive and powerful enough that I don't see a point in making another class tree ala RTF to do PS when we could just build a PDF in memory and then convert to PS on the fly.
Commercially, there are some including the already mentioned PSServices.
Leonard
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