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What is new in this release?
Online documents have gained enormous popularity in the era of emerging technologies. Whether it is storage of analytical data, or conversion of images to documents, different file formats play a great role in minimizing the manual work. You can convert the documents to the different file formats through Saaspose.Words such as PDF, XPS, TIFF, HTML, SWF etc. This REST API ensures that the format and quality of original documents is retained. You can either convert document by using the uploaded document on Saaspose storage, Amazon S3 storage etc. or send the document as request stream to Saaspose API. Previously, we have provided examples for different programming languages such as Java, .NET and PHP; we are pleased to announce that you can now use Saaspose.Words REST examples in Ruby as well. You can either invoke these REST operations directly using your own code or you can use a REST client for your particular language. You can upload the document to Saaspose storage or Amazon S3 storage using Saaspose REST API. Once it’s uploaded, you can convert the uploaded file to desired document format using Saaspose.Words REST API in Ruby. Another approach is to convert document on local system using Saaspose.Words REST API or SDKs without saving the file to Saaspose Storage. You can use the file path or stream to convert the local document to different file formats using Saaspose.Words API. It is a single call process that uses convert controller resource; it uploads the document to server as stream, converts the document to desired file format, sends the converted file back as response stream and deletes the source document from the server. For more information, please refer to Saaspose.Words documentation. Sign up at Saaspose and enjoy a whole new experience of document processing or you may opt for free development account to evaluate our APIs. Please write to us in case of any queries, confusion or suggestions.
About Saaspose
SaaSpose is a cloud-based document generation, conversion and automation platform for developers. Using SaaSpose makes it easy for Web & Mobile Developers to work with Microsoft Word documents, Microsoft Excel spreadsheets, Microsoft PowerPoint presentations, Adobe PDFs, OpenDocument formats, and email formats and protocols in their Apps. The SaaSpose REST API enables you to quickly integrate the following into your Web: Document Assembly & Mail-Merge, Reporting, Document Conversion, Text and Image Extraction, Device Targeting, Metadata Removal, Barcode Recognition, Generation & Embedding, Email Templating & Tracking. The REST API can be called from any platform: .NET, Java, Ruby, Salesforce, Amazon etc.
More about Saaspose
- Saaspose File Format APIs
- More about Saaspose.Words
- Convert Document to Different File Formats using Ruby SDK
- Ask technical questions/queries from Saaspose Support Team
Contact Information
Aspose Pty Ltd, Suite 163,
79 Longueville Road
Lane Cove, NSW, 2066
Australia
Saaspose - Your File Format Experts 2.0
sales@aspose.com
Phone: 1.214.329.1520
Fax: 866.810.9465
Online documents have gained enormous popularity in the era of emerging technologies. Whether it is storage of analytical data, or conversion of images to documents, different file formats play a great role in minimizing the manual work. You can convert the documents to the different file formats through Saaspose.Words such as PDF, XPS, TIFF, HTML, SWF etc. This REST API ensures that the format and quality of original documents is retained. You can either convert document by using the uploaded document on Saaspose storage, Amazon S3 storage etc. or send the document as request stream to Saaspose API. Previously, we have provided examples for different programming languages such as Java, .NET and PHP; we are pleased to announce that you can now use Saaspose.Words REST examples in Ruby as well. You can either invoke these REST operations directly using your own code or you can use a REST client for your particular language. You can upload the document to Saaspose storage or Amazon S3 storage using Saaspose REST API. Once it’s uploaded, you can convert the uploaded file to desired document format using Saaspose.Words REST API in Ruby. Another approach is to convert document on local system using Saaspose.Words REST API or SDKs without saving the file to Saaspose Storage. You can use the file path or stream to convert the local document to different file formats using Saaspose.Words API. It is a single call process that uses convert controller resource; it uploads the document to server as stream, converts the document to desired file format, sends the converted file back as response stream and deletes the source document from the server. For more information, please refer to Saaspose.Words documentation. Sign up at Saaspose and enjoy a whole new experience of document processing or you may opt for free development account to evaluate our APIs. Please write to us in case of any queries, confusion or suggestions.
About Saaspose
SaaSpose is a cloud-based document generation, conversion and automation platform for developers. Using SaaSpose makes it easy for Web & Mobile Developers to work with Microsoft Word documents, Microsoft Excel spreadsheets, Microsoft PowerPoint presentations, Adobe PDFs, OpenDocument formats, and email formats and protocols in their Apps. The SaaSpose REST API enables you to quickly integrate the following into your Web: Document Assembly & Mail-Merge, Reporting, Document Conversion, Text and Image Extraction, Device Targeting, Metadata Removal, Barcode Recognition, Generation & Embedding, Email Templating & Tracking. The REST API can be called from any platform: .NET, Java, Ruby, Salesforce, Amazon etc.
More about Saaspose
- Saaspose File Format APIs
- More about Saaspose.Words
- Convert Document to Different File Formats using Ruby SDK
- Ask technical questions/queries from Saaspose Support Team
Contact Information
Aspose Pty Ltd, Suite 163,
79 Longueville Road
Lane Cove, NSW, 2066
Australia
Saaspose - Your File Format Experts 2.0
sales@aspose.com
Phone: 1.214.329.1520
Fax: 866.810.9465