Encrypts/decrypts PDF files.
Converts PDFs to UPDF format.
Allows user to define the default watermark for the output file (in both Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop CS format).
Allows user to hide the watermark in the output file.
Does not provide an easy way to remove the watermark from the output file.
ZIP Unshare Description:
Encrypts/decrypts ZIP files.
Converts ZIP files to UPDF format.
Allows user to define the default watermark for the output file (in both Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop CS format).
Allows user to hide the watermark in the output file.
Does not provide an easy way to remove the watermark from the output file.
Limitations:
It is not possible to decrypt the encrypted file.
No support for Unicode characters.
Interface:
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DataContract
[DataContract]
[DataMember(Name=”Birthday”, IsRequired=true)]
[KnownType(“DataContract.DataContractTime”)]
[KnownType(“DataContract.DataContractDate”)]
public DateTime Birthday { get; set; }
DataMember – The field you want to serialize.
IsRequired – Indicates that a field is required in a serialized XML document.
KnownType – Indicates a base type of your class. If the base type is a concrete type and has no base type or is a user-defined type, you need to include the full namespace of the concrete type in the KnownType attribute. For example, if the base type is System.Collections.ArrayList, then the KnownType attribute would be:
[KnownType(“DataContract.DataContractTime”)]
[KnownType(“DataContract.DataContractDate”)]
[KnownType(“DataContract.DataContractArithmetic”)]
public DateTime Birthday { get; set; }
Namespace – The assembly, type name and namespace of the type the [KnownType] attribute is targeting.
IgnoreListHandling – Specifies if the list will be flattened to a single element when serializing the field. This will be an attribute on both the field and the class, but is only valid on the field. You can set it to “Instance” (the default) or “List” to prevent flattening of lists.
XmlElement – Specifies that this field will be serialized as XML, and that the property is an XML element.
ProtoContract
[ProtoContract]
public class Foo
{
[ProtoMember(1)]
public string Name { get; set; }
[ProtoMember(2)]
public string Bar { get; set; }
}
ProtoMember – The field you want to serialize.
IsRequired – Indicates that a field is required in a serialized XML document.
KnownType – Indicates a base type of your class. If the base type is a concrete type and has no base type or is a user-defined type, you need to include the full namespace of the concrete type in the KnownType attribute. For example, if the base type is System.Collections.ArrayList, then the KnownType attribute would be:
[Known
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