Package com.adobe.pdfservices.operation.pdfjobs.jobs

Contains implementation classes and sub-packages for PDFServicesJob.

Class Summary

Class	Description
AutotagPDFJob	A job that creates PDF documents with enhanced readability from existing PDF documents.
CombinePDFJob	A job that combines multiple PDF files into a single PDF file.
CompressPDFJob	A job that reduces the size of a PDF file.
CreatePDFJob	A job that converts a non-PDF file to a PDF file.
DeletePagesJob	A job to delete pages in a PDF file.
DocumentMergeJob	A job that enables the clients to produce high fidelity PDF and Word documents with dynamic data inputs.
ExportPDFJob	A job which exports a source PDF file to a supported format specified by ExportPDFTargetFormat.
ExportPDFToImagesJob	A job which exports a source PDF file to a supported format specified by ExportPDFToImagesTargetFormat.
ExtractPDFJob	A job that extracts pdf elements such as text, images, tables in a structured format from a PDF.
HTMLToPDFJob	A job that converts a HTML file to a PDF file.
InsertPagesPDFJob	A job that can be used to insert pages of multiple PDF files into a base PDF file.
LinearizePDFJob	A job that converts a PDF file into a linearized (also known as "web optimized") PDF file.
OCRJob	A job that convert a PDF file into a searchable PDF file.
PDFElectronicSealJob	A job that allows clients to apply an electronic seal onto various PDF documents such as agreements, invoices, and more.
PDFPropertiesJob	A job that is used to fetch properties from an input PDF file.
ProtectPDFJob	A job that is used for securing PDF document with password(s).
RemoveProtectionJob	A job that allows to remove password security from a PDF document.
ReorderPagesPDFJob	A job that allows to rearrange pages in a PDF file according to the specified order.
ReplacePagesPDFJob	A job that allows specific pages in a PDF file to be replaced with pages from multiple PDF files.
RotatePagesJob	A job that allows rotation of specific pages in a PDF file.
SplitPDFJob	A job that splits PDF document into multiple smaller documents by simply specifying either the number of files, pages per file, or page ranges.