This tutorial shows how to subscribe to the Annotations Run event inside the Document Viewer in an HTML5 JS application using the LEADTOOLS SDK.
Overview | |
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Summary | This tutorial covers how to subscribe to the Annotations Run event inside the HTML5/JS DocumentViewer. |
Completion Time | 15 minutes |
Visual Studio Project | Download tutorial project (4 KB) |
Platform | JS Web Application |
IDE | Visual Studio Code |
Development License | Download LEADTOOLS |
Get familiar with the basic steps of creating a project and working with the HTML5/JS Document Viewer by reviewing the Add References and Set a License - HTML5 JavaScript and Display Files in the Document Viewer tutorials, before working on the Subscribe to the Run Event in the Document Viewer Annotations - HTML5 JavaScript tutorial.
This tutorial makes use of http-server
, a console command for running a static file server. To install http-server
first install Node.js
and then install http-server
.
Start with a copy of the project created in the Add Annotations Programmatically to the Document Viewer tutorial. If that project is unavailable, follow the steps in that tutorial to create it.
The references needed depend upon the purpose of the project. References can be added by .js
files located at <INSTALL_DIR>\LEADTOOLS21\Bin\JS
.
For this project, the following references are needed:
Leadtools.js
Leadtools.Annotations.Automation.js
Leadtools.Annotations.Designer.js
Leadtools.Annotations.Engine.js
Leadtools.Annotations.Rendering.JavaScript.js
Leadtools.Controls.js
Leadtools.Document.js
Leadtools.Document.Viewer.js
Leadtools.ImageProcessing.Main.js
Leadtools.ImageProcessing.Color.js
Leadtools.ImageProcessing.Core.js
Leadtools.ImageProcessing.Effects.js
Make sure to copy these files to the project's lib
folder.
For a complete list of which JS files are required for your application, refer to Files to be Included with your Application
The License unlocks the features needed for the project. It must be set before any toolkit function is called. For details including tutorials for different platforms, refer to Setting a Runtime License.
There are two types of runtime licenses:
Note
Adding LEADTOOLS references and setting a license are covered in more detail in the Add References and Set a License - HTML5 JavaScript tutorial.
With the project created, dependencies added, the license set, and the Add Annotations Programmatically to the Document Viewer tutorial code added, coding can begin.
Open the app.js
file located in the project folder. Inside the loadDefaultDoc
function, modify the code as shown below to subscribe to the annotation's run event in the document viewer object.
loadDefaultDoc = (documentViewer, interactiveSelect) => {
// Load a PDF document
const url = "https://demo.leadtools.com/images/pdf/leadtools.pdf";
lt.Document.DocumentFactory.loadFromUri(url, null)
.done((doc) => {
const ready = () => {
const panZoom = lt.Document.Viewer.DocumentViewerCommands.interactivePanZoom;
interactiveSelect.value = panZoom;
viewer.commands.run(panZoom, null)
if(this.callback)
this.callback(viewer);
}
doc.isReadOnly = false;
doc.annotations.getAnnotations(true)
.done(function (annContainers){
let annContainer = annContainers[0];
let rectangleObj = new lt.Annotations.Engine.AnnRectangleObject();
rectangleObj.rect = lt.LeadRectD.create(100, 100, 600, 600);
rectangleObj.fill = lt.Annotations.Engine.AnnSolidColorBrush.create("transparent");
rectangleObj.tag = "specialtag";
annContainer.children.add(rectangleObj);
doc.annotations.setAnnotations(annContainers).done(function (){
viewer.setDocument(doc);
});
});
viewer.operation.add((_sender, e) => {
if (e.operation == lt.Document.Viewer.DocumentViewerOperation.createAutomation && e.isPostOperation) {
viewer.annotations.automation.add_run((_sender, e) => {
if (e.get_operationStatus() === lt.Annotations.Engine.AnnDesignerOperationStatus.end)
// Add code here to do something when the object you wanted is clicked
alert("Hello World");
});
}
});
viewer.annotations.automationManager.userMode = lt.Annotations.Engine.AnnUserMode.run;
if (doc.isStructureSupported && !doc.structure.isParse)
doc.structure.parse()
.done(ready)
.fail(ViewerInitializer.showServiceError);
else
ready();
})
.fail(ViewerInitializer.showServiceError);
}
Before running the front end HTML5/JS Document Viewer, run the Document Service. The LEADTOOLS SDK installation provides three examples of the Document Service for the following platforms:
For instructions on how to set up and configure the Document Service, in the three platforms previously listed, refer to the steps in the Get Started with the Document Viewer Demo - HTML5 JavaScript tutorial.
For the purposes of this tutorial, the .NET Framework Document Service is used and it can be found here: <INSTALL_DIR>\LEADTOOLS21\Examples\JS\Services\DocumentServiceDotNet\fx
.
Once you have the back-end Document Service running, open the Command Line and cd
into the project folder. Use the following command to run a static file server: http-server
The server should start and run on http://localhost:8080
. A message should appear in the console indicating all the ports that the server is available on.
Select the programmatically added AnnRectangleObject
object in the Document Viewer to trigger the Run
event.
This tutorial showed how to subscribe to the HTML5/JS Document Viewer's Annotation Run
event.