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Adobe api integration with angular || retrive only image using adobe apis .

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Hello

I have below questions.

1. How can we integration adobe apis in angular application ?

2. How to retrive only image from adobe api

Please suggest

Thanks

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BarlaeDC

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Hi,

you are not particularly clear on what you are you are trying to achieve, but here is a link to the Adobe Document Cloud API's that can be used in node applications, maybe that helps you.

To be clear this is a very different product from the one @Test Screen Name is talking about.

https://www.adobe.io/apis/documentcloud/dcsdk/pdf-tools.html

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I want to retrive the signature in the form of image .

So wanted to know how tht can be achived ?

And using which api

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1. Exactly what sort of signature?

2. How does your application know where to find the signature (for example is it in a fixed location on a fixed page number)?

3. What environment?

- end user's Mac or Windows computer, user has a paid-for license for Acrobat?

- end user's Mac or Windows computer, user has free Acrobat Reader?

- iOS/Android app?

- web server?

- web client JavaScript?

- batch process on Mac/Windows computer?

- other?

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Adobe Acrobat (not the free Acrobat Reader) offers the interfaces descibed in detail in the Acrobat SDK. There is no interface to Angular, whatrever that is, but if Angular is adaptable enough you may, with some effort, be able to use the COM interfaces. There is no interface to fetch images: neither individual stored images, not a rasterised image of the page. The app would have to run locally on the user's Mac or Windows computer and each end user would need their own Acrobat license. (SERVER USE NOT POSSIBLE).

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