Docmosis-Java (v4.7.5) - The Software

docmosisJava4.7.5.zip (5.34MB)

(OCT 2023)

Download a fully functional version of the Docmosis-Java product.

The ZIP includes the docmosis.jar required to add Docmosis to your Java application.

You can obtain a license key by purchasing Docmosis or starting a free trial.

NOTE: By downloading this file you agree to use the software in accordance with the Software Licence Agreement.

System Requirements

Microsoft Windows

Operating System	Windows Server 2012 or Later, Windows 10/11
RAM	500 Mb minimum
Disk Space	1.5Gb Disk Space
Account	Administration rights for installation
Java	Java 8 or later
LibreOffice	LibreOffice 7 (https://www.libreoffice.org/download). We recommend using the latest stable release, not the "early adopter" release.
Fonts	Fonts as required

Linux

Operating System	Linux kernel 3.10 or later
Libraries	Glibc2 v2.17 or later
RAM	500 Mb minimum
Disk Space	1.5Gb Disk Space
Account	Administration rights for installation
Graphics	No graphics environment required (headless) though libraries such as glibc are required.
Java	Java 8 or later
LibreOffice	LibreOffice 7 (https://www.libreoffice.org/download)
Fonts	Fonts as required

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Product Summary

Docmosis-Java is a template-based Java PDF generation library that you can embedded in your Java application. Designed for high-performance with the ability to distribute processing load to servers separate from the main Java application. Moving from code-based libraries to a template-based approach enables non-developers to contribute to the content and formatting changes of documents.