REST API

The easyPDF Cloud API is a cloud-based platform that allows PDF generation, conversion and automation.

This easy-to-use tool eliminates the need for separate APIs for different file formats and works with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, HTML, and images. The easyPDF Cloud API can be called from any language such as .NET, Java and PHP deployed on multiple platforms like Windows, Mac OS, Linux, iOS and Android.

This document describes how to use the common features of the easyPDF Cloud API using the RESTful calling style.

Execution steps

Here are the basic steps to authorizing your app and making REST API call to the easyPDF Cloud:

Obtain access token by using your client ID and client secret
Access easyPDF Cloud API by attaching the obtained access token to every API call
1. Create new job by uploading an input file and specifying a workflow ID
2. Wait for job completion
3. Download output file
4. Delete job when finished
Once you are ready to deploy, contact us to obtain production status for full REST API access

Authorization with OAuth 2.0

easyPDF Cloud APIs use the OAuth 2.0 protocol for authentication and authorization. We currently support the OAuth 2.0 protocol grant types called client credentials grant to cover common web server scenario.

OAuth 2.0 is a relatively simple protocol and a developer can integrate with easyPDF Cloud OAuth 2.0 endpoints without too much effort. The OAuth 2.0 specification is available here.

Info We require that all requests are done over SSL (HTTPS).

Get access token

Obtain an OAuth 2.0 access token.

Specification
Live demo

Important The access token has expiration associated to it. Call this API again to obtain new access token once the expired. For the best performance, reuse the obtained access token as much as possible.

Endpoint

POST https://www.easypdfcloud.com/oauth2/token

Parameters

Important The content type for this endpoint needs to be application/x-www-form-urlencoded.

Parameter	Value	Description
grant_type	client_credentials	As defined in the OAuth 2.0 specification, this field must contain a value of client_credentials
client_id	The client ID obtained from your app	Indicates the client that is making the request. The value passed in this parameter must exactly match the value specified in your app.
client_secret	The client secret obtained from your app	Indicates the password of the client that is making the request. The value passed in this parameter must exactly match the value specified in your app.
scope	Space delimited set of permissions the app requests	Indicates the easyPDF Cloud API access your app is requesting. The values passed in this parameter inform the consent page shown to the user.

Info You can see your client ID and client secret by visiting the developer information page.

You can use following information for demonstration purpose. Sign up for free to get your own.

Client ID: 05ee808265f24c66b2b8e31d90c31ab1
Client secret: 16ABE87E052059F147BB2A491944BF7EA7876D0F843DED105CBA094C887CBC99

Scopes

Scope	Description
epc.api	Access user's data

Request example:

POST https://www.easypdfcloud.com/oauth2/token HTTP/1.1
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

grant_type=client_credentials&client_id=<client ID>&client_secret=<client secret>&scope=epc.api

Response

A successful response is returned as a JSON object, similar to the following:

200 OK

{
  "access_token": "<access token>",
  "token_type": "bearer",
  "expires_in": "3600",
  "scope": "epc.api"
}

Response Fields

Field	Description
access_token	The access token issued. You must attach this access token for every easyPDF Cloud API calls
token_type	The type of the token issued. This field will always have the value bearer
expires_in	Lifetime of the access token in seconds
scope	Space delimited set of permissions the app is granted

Live demo

Parameters

grant_type

client_id

client_secret

scope

epc.api

Constructed request

Response

Response Data

n/a

Calling API

After your app has obtained an access token, your app can access a easyPDF Cloud API by including it in either an access_token query parameter or an Authorization: Bearer HTTP header.

For example, a call to the /workflows API using the access_token query string parameter looks like the following:

GET https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/workflows?access_token=<access token> HTTP/1.1

A call to the same API using the access_token Authorization: Bearer HTTP header looks like the following:

GET https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/workflows HTTP/1.1
Authorization: Bearer <access token>

If a call to an API fails with an authorization-related error, then the detail of the error will be included in a WWW-Authenticate: Bearer HTTP response header like the following:

400 Bad Request
WWW-Authenticate: Bearer error="invalid_request",error_description="Missing%20access%20token."

Create new job

Upload a file and create a new workflow job.

Specification
Live demo

Endpoint

POST/PUT https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/workflows/{id}/jobs

Parameter	Description
id	The workflow ID

Info You can obtain the workflow ID either by visiting the developer information page or by calling the workflows API.

You can use following information for demonstration purpose. Sign up for free to get your own.

Name	ID

You can also create a new workflow.

Required scopes

epc.api

Request Parameters

Parameter	Default	Description
A file to upload		See the description below about uploading a file using POST or PUT method.
start	true	Specify whether to start the job execution automatically when a new job is created. Info If you are merging multiple files, then specify false here, and then upload more files. Once all files are uploaded, start job execution.
test	false	Specify whether to run the job execution as test mode. Info If true is specified, then the job is executed as a test mode and your API credits will not be used.

Uploading a file

For POST: To upload a file using POST method, you must format the request as multipart/form-data. You provide the file to upload in a multipart section, while you provide the file name in the Content-Disposition header's filename parameter. Note that only one multipart section is supported in the body of the request.
For PUT: To upload a file using PUT method, you provide the file to upload in a request body (this is the only thing included in the request body), while you provide the file name as part of the URL path.

Request example (POST):

POST https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/workflows/000000000000027C/jobs HTTP/1.1
Content-Type: multipart/form-data; boundary=MyBoundaryABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP

--MyBoundaryABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP
Content-Disposition: form-data; name="file"; filename="sample file.pdf"
Content-Type: application/pdf
<The contents of the sample file.pdf will be inserted here>
--MyBoundaryABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP--

Request example (PUT):

PUT https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/workflows/000000000000027C/jobs?file=sample%20file.pdf HTTP/1.1
Content-Type: application/pdf

<The contents of the sample file.pdf will be inserted here>

Response

A successful response is returned as a JSON object, similar to the following:

201 Created

{
  "jobID": "00000000000CB20D",
  "workflowID": "000000000000027C"
}

Response Fields

Field	Description
jobID	The ID of the newly created job
workflowID	The workflow ID for this job

Live demo

access token

Parameters

id

Info You can obtain the workflow ID either by visiting the developer information page or by calling the workflows API.

You can use following information for demonstration purpose. Sign up for free to get your own.

Name	ID

You can also create a new workflow.

file

start

true

false

test

true (do not use API credits)

false (use API credits)

Constructed request (POST)

https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/workflows

Constructed request (PUT)

https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/workflows

Response

Response Data

n/a

Wait for job completion event

Wait for an event for the jobs being processed.

Specification
Live demo

Endpoint

POST https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs/{id}/event

Parameter	Description
id	The event ID

Required scopes

epc.api

Request Parameters

There are no request parameters for this method

Request example:

POST https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs/00000000000CB20D/event HTTP/1.1

Response

A successful response is returned as a JSON object, similar to the following:

200 OK

{
  "jobID": "00000000000CB20D",
  "workflowID": "000000000000027C",
  "status": "completed",
  "finished": true,
  "progress": 100,
  "detail": {
    "apiCredits": {
      "creditsRemaining": 320,
      "notEnoughCredits": false
    }
  }
}

Important This API waits for an event for up to 30 seconds. If the job execution does not complete within this duration, HTTP status code 202 (Accepted) along with a JSON object containing an error message will be returned, similar to the following:

202 Accepted

{
  "message": "No change detected"
}

If this HTTP status code is returned, you can call this API again to further wait for the job completion.

Response Fields

Field	Description
jobID	The job ID
workflowID	The workflow ID for this job
status	Status of the job being processed
finished	true if the job is finished (when the status value is either completed, failed, or cancelled); false otherwise
progress	Progress in percentage of the job being processed
detail	Detailed information about this job

Detailed Response Fields

Field	Description
apiCredits	Information about API credits
ocrCredits	Information about OCR credits (this field will appear only if OCR is used)

API/OCR credits Response Fields

Field	Description
creditsRemaining	Remaining credits
notEnoughCredits	true if the job failed because of not enough credits; false otherwise

Live demo

access token

Parameters

id

Constructed request

https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs

Response

Response Data

n/a

Download output file

Download output files or retrieve file properties.

Specification
Live demo

Endpoint

GET https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs/{id}/output/{filename}

Parameter	Description
id	The job ID
filename	File name. optional Omit this parameter if you want to specify all output files instead of a single file

Required scopes

epc.api

Request Parameters

Parameter	Default	Description
type	file	Specify metadata for reading file properties. Specify file for downloading file(s)

Request example:

GET https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs/00000000000CB20D/output/sample%20file.pdf?type=file HTTP/1.1

Response

A successful response is returned as either a file object or a JSON object, similar to the following:

Sample response data for downloading a single output file

200 OK
Content-Type: application/pdf

<The contents of the sample file.pdf>

Sample response data for downloading multiple output files

200 OK
Content-Type: application/zip

<The contents of all output files (zipped)>

Sample response data for meta data (single output file)

200 OK

{
  "isFolder": false,
  "name": "sample file.pdf",
  "bytes": 265273,
  "mime": "application/pdf",
  "createdDate": "2012-10-24T00:00:26.8118301Z"
  "modifiedDate": "2012-10-24T00:00:26.8118301Z"
}

Sample response data for meta data (all output files)

200 OK

{
  "isFolder": true,
  "name": "input",
  "bytes": 0,
  "createdDate": "2012-11-08T12:26:38.9947396Z",
  "modifiedDate": "2012-11-08T12:26:38.9947396Z",
  "contents": [
    {
      "isFolder": false,
      "name": "sample file.pdf",
      "bytes": 265273,
      "mime": "application/pdf",
      "createdDate": "2012-10-24T00:00:26.8118301Z",
      "modifiedDate": "2012-10-24T00:00:26.8118301Z",
    },
    {
      "isFolder": false,
      "name": "sample file 02.pdf",
      "bytes": 265273,
      "mime": "application/pdf",
      "createdDate": "2012-10-24T00:00:26.9522265Z",
      "modifiedDate": "2012-10-24T00:00:26.9522265Z",
    },
  ]
}

Response Fields

Field	Description
isFolder	true if the resource is a file list; false if the resource is a single file
name	Name of the resource
bytes	File size in bytes. 0 if the resource is a file list
mime	MIME type of the file. This field is available only for the file resource
createdDate	The time when the resource was created (when available)
modifiedDate	The last time the resource was modified (when available)
contents	A list of files. This field is available only if the isFolder parameter is true

Live demo

access token

Parameters

id

filename

type

Constructed request

https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs

Response

Response Data

n/a

Delete job

Delete a job.

Specification
Live demo

Endpoint

DELETE https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs/{id}

Parameter	Description
id	The job ID

Required scopes

epc.api

Request Parameters

There are no parameters for this method

Request example:

DELETE https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs/00000000000CB20D HTTP/1.1

Response

There are no additional data returned as a response

200 OK

Live demo

access token

Parameters

id

Constructed request

https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs

Response

Response Data

n/a

Additional APIs

Following APIs are less frequently used, but needed for achieving additional feature such as combining multiple files.

Upload additional input file

Upload more input files.

Specification
Live demo

Important The file upload must be done before the job execution starts.

Endpoint

POST/PUT https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs/{id}/input

Parameter	Description
id	The job ID

Required scopes

epc.api

Request Parameters

Parameter	Default	Description
A file to upload		See the description below about uploading a file using POST or PUT method.

Uploading a file

For POST: To upload a file using POST method, you must format the request as multipart/form-data. You provide the file to upload in a multipart section, while you provide the file name in the Content-Disposition header's filename parameter. Note that only one multipart section is supported in the body of the request.
For PUT: To upload a file using PUT method, you provide the file to upload in a request body (this is the only thing included in the request body), while you provide the file name as part of the URL path.

Request example (POST):

POST https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs/00000000000CB20D/input HTTP/1.1
Content-Type: multipart/form-data; boundary=MyBoundaryABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP

--MyBoundaryABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP
Content-Disposition: form-data; name="file"; filename="sample file.pdf"
Content-Type: application/pdf

<The contents of the sample file.pdf will be inserted here>
--MyBoundaryABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP--

Request example (PUT):

PUT https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs/00000000000CB20D/input/sample%20file.pdf HTTP/1.1
Content-Type: application/pdf

<The contents of the sample file.pdf will be inserted here>

Response

There are no additional data returned as a response

200 OK

Live demo

access token

Parameters

id

file

Constructed request (POST)

https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs

Constructed request (PUT)

https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs

Response

Response Data

n/a

Start/stop the job execution

Start/stop the job execution.

Specification
Live demo

Endpoint

POST https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs/{id}

Parameter	Description
id	The job ID

Required scopes

epc.api

Request Parameters

Parameter	Default	Description
operation	start	Set this parameter to start to start job execution, or stop to cancel the job execution.

Request example:

POST https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs/00000000000CB20D HTTP/1.1
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

operation=stop

Response

There are no additional data returned as a response

200 OK

Live demo

access token

Parameters

id

operation

start

stop

Constructed request

https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs

Response

Response Data

n/a

Get job information

Retrieve information about a job, or a list of jobs.

Specification
Live demo

Endpoint

GET https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs/{id}

Parameter	Description
id	The job ID

Required scopes

epc.api

Request Parameters

There are no parameters for this method

Request example:

GET https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs/00000000000CB20D HTTP/1.1

Response

A successful response is returned as a JSON object, similar to the following:

200 OK

{
  "jobID": "00000000000CB20D",
  "workflowID": "000000000000027C",
  "status": "completed",
  "finished": true,
  "progress": 100,
  "detail": {
    "apiCredits": {
      "creditsRemaining": 320,
      "notEnoughCredits": false
    }
  }
}

Response Fields

Same as the response fields for Wait for job completion API.

Live demo

access token

Parameters

id

Constructed request

https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs

Response

Response Data

n/a

Get workflow information

Retrieve information about a workflow, or list of workflows.

Specification
Live demo

Endpoint

GET https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/workflows/{id}

Parameter	Description
id	The workflow ID optional Omit this parameter if you want to list all workflows

Info You can obtain the workflow ID either by visiting the developer information page or by calling the workflows API.

You can use following information for demonstration purpose. Sign up for free to get your own.

Name	ID

You can also create a new workflow.

Required scopes

epc.api

Request Parameters

There are no parameters for this method

Request example:

GET https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/workflows/000000000000027C HTTP/1.1

Response

A successful response is returned as a JSON object, similar to the following:

Sample response data for a single workflow

200 OK

{
  "workflowID": "000000000000027C",
  "workflowName": "Convert to PDF"
}

Sample response data for workflow list

200 OK

{
  "workflows": [
    {
      "workflowID": "000000000000027C",
      "workflowName": "Convert to PDF"
    },
    {
      "workflowID": "000000000000027D",
      "workflowName": "Convert to Word"
    }
  ]
}

Response Fields

Field	Description
workflowID	The workflow ID
workflowName	The workflow name
workflows	List of workflows

Live demo

access token

Parameters

id

Info You can obtain the workflow ID either by visiting the developer information page or by calling the workflows API.

You can use following information for demonstration purpose. Sign up for free to get your own.

Name	ID

You can also create a new workflow.

Constructed request

https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/workflows

Response

Response Data

n/a

Get workflow setting

Retrieve setting information about a workflow

Specification
Live demo

Endpoint

GET https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/workflows/{id}/setting

Parameter	Description
id	The workflow ID

Info You can obtain the workflow ID either by visiting the developer information page or by calling the workflows API.

You can use following information for demonstration purpose. Sign up for free to get your own.

Name	ID

You can also create a new workflow.

Required scopes

epc.api

Request Parameters

There are no parameters for this method

Request example:

GET https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/workflows/000000000000027C/setting HTTP/1.1

Response

A successful response is returned as a JSON object, similar to the following:

200 OK

{
  "Tasks": [
      ...
  ]
}

Live demo

access token

Parameters

id

Info You can obtain the workflow ID either by visiting the developer information page or by calling the workflows API.

You can use following information for demonstration purpose. Sign up for free to get your own.

Name	ID

You can also create a new workflow.

Constructed request

https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/workflows/settings

Response

Response Data

n/a

Create new job with custom workflow

Create a new job using custom workflow setting.

Specification
Live demo

Endpoint

POST/PUT https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs

Required scopes

epc.api

Request Parameters

Parameter	Default	Description
A workflow setting		Specify workflow setting. POST For POST method, provide workflow setting in the "setting" parameter. PUT For PUT method, provide workflow setting in a request body. Info You can obtain existing workflow setting and use it as your base setting.
test	false	Specify whether to run the job execution as test mode. Info If true is specified, then the job is executed as a test mode and your API credits will not be used.

Request example (POST):

POST https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs HTTP/1.1
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded

setting=%7B%0D%0A%20%20%22Tasks%22%3A...%0A%20%20%5D%0D%0A%7D

Request example (PUT):

PUT https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs HTTP/1.1
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "Tasks": [
    ...
  ]
}

Response

A successful response is returned as a JSON object, similar to the following:

201 Created

{
  "jobID": "00000000000CB20D",
  "workflowID": "0000000000000000"
}

Response Fields

Field	Description
jobID	The ID of the newly created job
workflowID	The workflow ID for this job. The value will always be 0000000000000000.

Next After the job is created, upload input file and then start job execution.

Live demo

access token

Parameters

setting

Info You can obtain existing workflow setting and use it as your base setting.

test

true (do not use API credits)

false (use API credits)

Constructed request (POST)

https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs

Constructed request (PUT)

https://api.easypdfcloud.com/v1/jobs

Response

Response Data

n/a

Client libraries & samples

You can download sample codes for .NET, Node.js, PHP and Java from below links.

Important You need to embed your client ID, client secret, and a workflow ID into the sample code.

You can use following information for demonstration purpose. Sign up for free to get your own.

Client ID: 05ee808265f24c66b2b8e31d90c31ab1
Client secret: 16ABE87E052059F147BB2A491944BF7EA7876D0F843DED105CBA094C887CBC99

Workflow Name	Workflow ID

You can also create a new workflow.

Programming languages / Platforms

.NET library

Installation: (NuGet package)

Package Manager:

PM> Install-Package Bcl.EasyPdfCloud

.NET CLI:

> dotnet add package Bcl.EasyPdfCloud

Example 1: Using pre-created workflow (workflow ID):

using Bcl.EasyPdfCloud;

// Create easyPDF Cloud API client object
var client = new Client("<client ID>", "<client secret>");

// Upload input file and start new job
var job = await client.StartNewJobAsync("<workflow ID>", "C:\Users\someone\input.docx");

// Wait until job execution is completed
using (var result = await job.WaitForJobExecutionCompletionAsync())
{
  // Save output to file
  using (var fs = new FileStream("C:\Users\someone\output.pdf", FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write))
  {
    await result.FileData.Stream.CopyToAsync(fs);
  }
}

Example 2: Using dynamically created workflow:

using Bcl.EasyPdfCloud;
using Bcl.EasyPdfCloud.Workflow;
using Bcl.EasyPdfCloud.Workflow.Enums;

// Create easyPDF Cloud API client object
var client = new Client("<client ID>", "<client secret>");

// Dynamically create workflow
var workflowSetting = new WorkflowSetting();

// Add "Add watermark" task
var addWatermarkToPdfTask = workflowSetting.AddNewAddWatermarkToPdfTask();

// Configure watermark settings
addWatermarkToPdfTask.Angle = 45;
addWatermarkToPdfTask.OutlineOnly = true;
addWatermarkToPdfTask.Text = "Watermark";

// Upload input file and start new job
var job = await client.StartNewJobAsync(workflowSetting, "C:\Users\someone\input.pdf");

// Wait until job execution is completed
using (var result = await job.WaitForJobExecutionCompletionAsync())
{
  // Save output to file
  using (var fs = new FileStream("C:\Users\someone\output.pdf", FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write))
  {
    await result.FileData.Stream.CopyToAsync(fs);
  }
}

Requirements:

.NET Standard 2.0 compatible platform such as:
- .NET Framework 4.6.1 and later
- .NET Core 2.0 and later

Node.js library

Installation: (NPM package)

npm install easypdfcloud-node

Example 1: Using pre-created workflow (workflow ID):

"use strict";

const fs = require('fs');
const easyPdfCloud = require('easypdfcloud-node');

(async () => {
  // Create easyPDF Cloud client object
  const client = new easyPdfCloud.Client('<client ID>', '<client secret>');

  // Upload input file and start new job
  const job = await client.startNewJob('<workflow ID>', '/Users/someone/input.docx');

  // Wait until job execution is completed
  const result = await job.waitForJobExecutionCompletion();

  // Save output to file
  fs.writeFileSync('/Users/someone/output.pdf', result.fileData.blob, 'binary');
})();

Example 2: Using dynamically created workflow:

"use strict";

const fs = require('fs');
const easyPdfCloud = require('easypdfcloud-node');

(async () => {
  // Create easyPDF Cloud client object
  const client = new easyPdfCloud.Client('<client ID>', '<client secret>');

  // Dynamically create workflow
  const workflowSetting = new easyPdfCloud.WorkflowSetting();

  // Add "Add watermark" task
  const addWatermarkToPdfTask = workflowSetting.AddNewAddWatermarkToPdfTask();

  // Configure watermark settings
  addWatermarkToPdfTask.Angle = 45;
  addWatermarkToPdfTask.OutlineOnly = true;
  addWatermarkToPdfTask.Text = 'Hello';

  // Upload input file and start new job
  const job = await client.startNewJob(workflowSetting, '/Users/someone/input.pdf');

  // Wait until job execution is completed
  const result = await job.waitForJobExecutionCompletion();

  // Save output to file
  fs.writeFileSync('/Users/someone/output.pdf', result.fileData.blob, 'binary');
})();

Example 3: Using TypeScript:

"use strict";

import * as fs from 'fs';
import * as easyPdfCloud from 'easypdfcloud-node';

(async () => {
  // Create easyPDF Cloud client object
  const client = new easyPdfCloud.Client('<client ID>', '<client secret>');

  // Dynamically create workflow
  const workflowSetting = new easyPdfCloud.WorkflowSetting();

  // Add "Convert PDF to Word" task
  const convertPdfToWordTask = workflowSetting.AddNewConvertPdfToWordTask();

  // Upload input file and start new job
  const job = await client.startNewJob(workflowSetting, '/Users/someone/input.pdf');

  // Wait until job execution is completed
  const result = await job.waitForJobExecutionCompletion();

  // Save output to file
  fs.writeFileSync('/Users/someone/output.docx', result.fileData.blob, 'binary');
})();

Requirements:

Node.js 8.0 and later

PHP sample

Code snippet:

// Create easyPDF Cloud client object
$client = new \Bcl\EasyPdfCloud\Client($clientId, $clientSecret);
// Upload input file and start new job
$job = $client->startNewJobWithFilePath($workflowId, $inputFileName);
// Wait until job execution is completed
$result = $job->waitForJobExecutionCompletion();
// Save output to file
\file_put_contents($outputFileName, $result->getFileData()->getContents());

Requirements:

PHP 5.3 or higher

Instruction:

Download sample code
Unzip downloaded sample code
Open the file called program.php, and enter following information at the beginning of the code:
1. Client ID
2. Client secret
3. Workflow ID
4. Input file path
5. Output directory
Run the file called program.php

Java sample

Code snippet:

// Create easyPDF Cloud client object
try (Client client = new com.easypdfcloud.Client(clientId, clientSecret)) {
  // Upload input file and start new job
  try (Job job = client.startNewJob(workflowId, inputFileName)) {
    // Wait until job execution is completed
    try (JobExecutionResult result = job.waitForJobExecutionCompletion()) {
      // Save output to file
      Files.copy(result.getFileData().getStream(), outputFilePath);
    }
  }
}

Requirements:

Java 7 or higher
NetBeans IDE
Maven (NetBeans IDE 8.0 and higher comes with Maven bundeled)

Instruction:

Download sample code
Unzip downloaded sample code
Open the file called Program.java (it's located in src/main/java/sample), and enter following information at the beginning of the code:
1. Client ID
2. Client secret
3. Workflow ID
4. Input file path
5. Output directory
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