Is there any open source .NET project (or port) similar to the Flying Saucer project which renders HTML to PDF using iText?
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回答1:
I always recommend wkHTMLtoPDF for web->PDF conversions. It's web kit based though I'm not sure what PDF library it's sitting on.
At any rate, you'll be hard pressed to find something that will render your HTML more accurately (it'll even run script, set innerHtml and so forth).
回答2:
For a quick-and-dirty solution you could try using IKVM to compile the Java to .NET.
http://www.ikvm.net/
回答3:
Use the Pechkin .NET wrapper for WkHtmlToPdf. The resulting pdf can be outputted as a byte[], filestream or file path.
The NuGet package had a problem so I downloaded it directly from github and it seems to be working now.
回答4:
wkHTMLtoPDF is based on WebKit so shares limitations - most importantly for common requirements in converting HTML to PDF as of this date WebKit cannot repeat table headers and footers across pages sans hacks and it does not look like this is going to change any time soon.