#36191

That depends on the version. There was a regression, when some properties were not correctly propagated to destination modules (i.e. cache).

Which PD4ML version do you currently use?

#36192

Thank you very much for your reply.

#36198

I had another question regarding the pd4ml.lic file. We need to keep the license file in WEB-INF/classes directory.
Will the lic file need to stay even when the license expires after a year?

#36199

You can store the .lic file to the work dir of your app, to the classpath root (including root folders of .JAR files) or you can simply pass the activation code from the .lic file to PD4ML constructor.

A valid .lic file or its activation code, even its associated maintenance period has expired, needs to be passed to PD4ML, otherwise PD4ML switches to demo/evaluation mode.

#36200

Ok got it thanks.

#36226

tried 4.0.15fx2: no change, still not working

#36271

Hello,

during our tests, PD4ML4 seems to, differently from PD4ML3, render a HR as a white space of 1px height surrounded by 4 borders. When border is styled away, the horizontal rule becomes virtually invisible.

The only “optically active” area of the element seems to be the borders – the middle space doesn’t seem to react neither to color nor to background properties.

Is that the specified behavior of the tag’s rendering?

Thank you
Viktor

#36272

Hi! Today’s v4.0.16 snapshot build should fix the issue

#36300

We want to buy the PD4ML version 1.1, can we still buy it now?

#36301

Hi! It is a really unexpected request. An active maintenance period of PD4ML licenses offers an access to all historical versions of PD4ML software, but as I can see the oldest version available for download online is v2.1.0.

We can scan our archives for older versions, but I am not sure it makes any practical sense. The v1.x versions were based on the very limited HTMLEditorKit HTML renderer, which is (or was) a part of JDK and most probably it utilized some version specific features of JDK1.2-1.3.

I would suspect you wrongly identified a PD4ML version you actually need. Can you please explain why from your perspective you need “v1.1” and how you determined it is “v1.1”.

BTW: you can always determine actually used PD4ML version in a generated PDF file: open it in Acrobat reader and inspect the document properties “Creator” or “Producer”

#36302

We have an old software that uses PD4ML v1.1. We want to deploy this software to another subsidiary, so we want to purchase a new license for PD4ML v1.1. Or is there a PD4ML version that is compatible with PD4ML v1.1?

#36303

> We have an old software that uses PD4ML v1.1

Most probably “PD4ML v1.1” rather refers not to the software version, but to the PD4ML license agreement text version.

Please generate a PDF with the old software and check the PDF document properties (“Creator” or “Producer”). I expect to see there something like v3

#36304

Maybe you are right. The version message I received was “PD4ML Java Site DMS/SRC License”, version 1.1 “. But I can’t generate PDF with the old software at the moment.

#36305

Ok, that is also helpful.

“DMS” keyword refers to a capability to produce PDF/A documents for long term electronic document archiving. The feature is available in PD4ML only since v3.

All range of PD4ML v3 versions is available for download and we still maintain the v3 development branch

#36306

I got it, I tried to get the correct version.

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