PDF Library for Android - PDFBox? [closed]

Answer 1

It is a bit expensive but I believe that Adobe Mobile SDK is your product (not open source though)

Answer 2

RadaePDF also does offer a Android PDF rendering engine.

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http://mupdf.com/ released a Android library to PDF reading & writing, it's really very good.

It's a GPL open-source project, but they do commercial licenses.

Answer 3

Qoppa have some Android libraries - have you had a look at them?

Answer 4

There is a relative new library http://www.androidpdf.mobi/. It has a one time licence per Android Package Name and worked ok for us, especially for the price.

Answer 5

If you are an indie developer, you can try PlugPDF. They offer their Android PDF library for free for independent developers and for personal use. http://plugpdf.com/

Disclaimer: I am the Founder & CEO at ePapyrus Inc. which runs plugpdf.com.

Answer 6

PDF read/writing is a big problem for Android. A quick search on Stackoverflow will reveal many developers looking for solutions. So far, the most popular solution is to use a webview and use the google docs engine to render the PDF

A second solution, which is a little less 'hacky' is to use one of these android pdf libraries