11-28-2020 , 03:26 AM
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v6.1.1
cbd7e21
PDFKeeper 6.1.1
@rffrasca rffrasca released this 9 hours ago ·
Client Requirements
Windows (64 bit) with .NET Framework 4.8 installed.
Any additional requirements will be referenced in the Help file that can be viewed post-install.
Compatible Database Management Systems
Oracle Database 19c (tested with version 19.3)
Oracle Database 18c Express Edition
Oracle Database 18c (tested with version 18.3)
Oracle Database 12c Release 2 (tested with version 12.2.0.1.0)
Oracle Database 12c Release 1 (no longer being tested)
Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (no longer being tested)
Oracle Database 11g Express Edition (no longer being tested)
Setup instructions are available in the Help file that can be viewed post-install.
Upgrade Information
Starting with version 6.0.0, PDFKeeper is now 64-bit. The latest 32-bit version of PDFKeeper is 5.0.3.
Starting with version 4.0.0, PDFKeeper is installed per-user, requiring older, per-machine installs to be uninstalled manually.
When upgrading from PDFKeeper 4.1.0 or earlier, the database schema will require an upgrade. Database Schema Upgrade instructions are available in the Help file that can be viewed post-install.
When upgrading from PDFKeeper 4.x.x, the User name and Data source will need to be entered on the first login.
Starting with PDFKeeper 6.0.0, 64-bit Oracle Data Access Components (ODAC) Runtime 19.3 is required. Instructions are available in the Help file that can be viewed post-install.
Fixes
NullReferenceException at PDFKeeper.WindowsApplication.FileSelectDisplayService.Dispose(Boolean disposing) that is being logged to PDFKeeper.log during application shutdown.
Preview Picture Box not always displaying correct image for selected document record.
Cache folder not always clearing on application shutdown along with System.NullReferenceException or System.IndexOutOfRangeException being logged to Windows Application Event Log.
Additional Information
Oracle Database 19c (19.3) requires the Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 Redistributable (x64) - 12.0.30501 to be installed on the computer hosting the database.
Known Issues
Annotations in a PDF document are not filtered by Oracle Database.
Embedded fonts in a PDF document are not filtered correctly by Oracle Database.
PDFKeeper-6.1.1.msi Download Freeware: https://github-production-release-asset-...tet-stream Digital Signature ( Open Source Developer, Robert Frasca) PDFKeeper 6.1.1 (New) This software is 100% CLEAN, which means it does not contain any form of malware, including adware, spyware, viruses, trojans and backdoors. & Scanned Clean With Malwarebytes Premium 4.2.3 & Hitman Pro 3.8.20 & Zemana AntiMalware Free 3.2.27 https://www.pdfkeeper.org/ PDFKeeper
Open Source PDF Document Management
PDFKeeper is free, open source software that integrates with a compatible database to provide a centralized storage and management solution for PDF documents.
PDFKeeper is OSI Certified Open Source Software, licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL) Version 3. About
PDFKeeper began as an idea to solve a personal document storage issue. With both digital and paper documents stored in many places, it was becoming a challenge to locate documents quickly, especially at tax time. What proved to be an even bigger challenge was locating a free solution that could store PDF documents in a free, full-text search ready, relational database that could be accessed by anyone on the local area network. In addition, I had a requirement to store notes in the database with the PDF document that would also be searchable.
In early 2009, after being unsuccessful in locating a solution, I started building PDFKeeper, an open source application that would use a free, full-text search ready, relational database for PDF document and notes storage, targeted at the Small Office Home Office and Small Business community. To develop the application quickly, I decided to build it with Open Object REXX, a scripting language with GUI support that I was very familiar with from my OS/2 days. As for the database, I chose to use Oracle® Database XE since it was free and was capable of indexing PDF documents; but, it was my plan to expand database compatibility to other platforms over time.
Here are some development milestones by year:
2009:
The first version of PDFKeeper is released to the public on Google Code!
2010:
PDFKeeper receives free testing services from nResult, a software testing company that was providing free software testing services to open source projects.
PDFKeeper is redesigned and rewritten as a WinForms application in VB.NET for .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 using SharpDevelop.
2013:
PDFKeeper moves to CodePlex!
.NET Framework 4.0 is targeted.
All documentation is replaced by new Help system.
Installer is migrated from InnoSetup to Windows Installer using WiX Toolset.
2015:
Development is temporarily halted due to the difficulty of adding new features and making improvements without extensive code rewriting.
Research begins on how best to address the architectural challenges preventing further development.
2016:
PDFKeeper moves to GitHub!
Development finally resumes on the next major release!
Solution is migrated to Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition.
.NET Framework 4.6.1 is targeted.
2017:
Source code, user interface, help file, and installer are completely redesigned and rewritten; installation is now per-user.
2018:
PDFKeeper Homepage is now online!
After a lengthy development period, the redesigned PDFKeeper is released with additional search capabilities.
Oracle® Database compatibility is expanded to 18c, 12c, and 11g Release 2.
2019:
PDFKeeper logo is redesigned.
10th year anniversary edition is released!
Category and flag features are added.
Oracle® Database compatibility is expanded to 19c and 18c XE.
2020:
Solution is upgraded to Visual Studio 2019 Community Edition.
.NET Framework 4.8 is targeted.
32-bit support is discontinued.
User interface is redesigned to improve document searching.
Source code goes through an extensive refactoring.
Looking forward to 2021, they’re big changes planned for PDFKeeper:
Addition of an integrated, single user database option using SQLite for users who do not need a client/server solution or find the database setup too complicated.
Conversion and OCR for image and image only PDF to searchable PDF.
Conversion support for HTML and E-Mail to PDF.
Oracle® Cloud Database compatibility.
More to come on other features that will be added throughout the year...
Managing and developing PDFKeeper has been quite an exciting journey filled with learning new technologies, overcoming challenges, and celebrating the successes! It is my goal for PDFKeeper to be the PDF Document Storage and Management System of choice for both home and business users.
Cheers!
Robert F. Frasca
Project Owner and Developer
v6.1.1
cbd7e21
PDFKeeper 6.1.1
@rffrasca rffrasca released this 9 hours ago ·
Client Requirements
Windows (64 bit) with .NET Framework 4.8 installed.
Any additional requirements will be referenced in the Help file that can be viewed post-install.
Compatible Database Management Systems
Oracle Database 19c (tested with version 19.3)
Oracle Database 18c Express Edition
Oracle Database 18c (tested with version 18.3)
Oracle Database 12c Release 2 (tested with version 12.2.0.1.0)
Oracle Database 12c Release 1 (no longer being tested)
Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (no longer being tested)
Oracle Database 11g Express Edition (no longer being tested)
Setup instructions are available in the Help file that can be viewed post-install.
Upgrade Information
Starting with version 6.0.0, PDFKeeper is now 64-bit. The latest 32-bit version of PDFKeeper is 5.0.3.
Starting with version 4.0.0, PDFKeeper is installed per-user, requiring older, per-machine installs to be uninstalled manually.
When upgrading from PDFKeeper 4.1.0 or earlier, the database schema will require an upgrade. Database Schema Upgrade instructions are available in the Help file that can be viewed post-install.
When upgrading from PDFKeeper 4.x.x, the User name and Data source will need to be entered on the first login.
Starting with PDFKeeper 6.0.0, 64-bit Oracle Data Access Components (ODAC) Runtime 19.3 is required. Instructions are available in the Help file that can be viewed post-install.
Fixes
NullReferenceException at PDFKeeper.WindowsApplication.FileSelectDisplayService.Dispose(Boolean disposing) that is being logged to PDFKeeper.log during application shutdown.
Preview Picture Box not always displaying correct image for selected document record.
Cache folder not always clearing on application shutdown along with System.NullReferenceException or System.IndexOutOfRangeException being logged to Windows Application Event Log.
Additional Information
Oracle Database 19c (19.3) requires the Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 Redistributable (x64) - 12.0.30501 to be installed on the computer hosting the database.
Known Issues
Annotations in a PDF document are not filtered by Oracle Database.
Embedded fonts in a PDF document are not filtered correctly by Oracle Database.
PDFKeeper-6.1.1.msi Download Freeware: https://github-production-release-asset-...tet-stream Digital Signature ( Open Source Developer, Robert Frasca) PDFKeeper 6.1.1 (New) This software is 100% CLEAN, which means it does not contain any form of malware, including adware, spyware, viruses, trojans and backdoors. & Scanned Clean With Malwarebytes Premium 4.2.3 & Hitman Pro 3.8.20 & Zemana AntiMalware Free 3.2.27 https://www.pdfkeeper.org/ PDFKeeper
Open Source PDF Document Management
PDFKeeper is free, open source software that integrates with a compatible database to provide a centralized storage and management solution for PDF documents.
PDFKeeper is OSI Certified Open Source Software, licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL) Version 3. About
PDFKeeper began as an idea to solve a personal document storage issue. With both digital and paper documents stored in many places, it was becoming a challenge to locate documents quickly, especially at tax time. What proved to be an even bigger challenge was locating a free solution that could store PDF documents in a free, full-text search ready, relational database that could be accessed by anyone on the local area network. In addition, I had a requirement to store notes in the database with the PDF document that would also be searchable.
In early 2009, after being unsuccessful in locating a solution, I started building PDFKeeper, an open source application that would use a free, full-text search ready, relational database for PDF document and notes storage, targeted at the Small Office Home Office and Small Business community. To develop the application quickly, I decided to build it with Open Object REXX, a scripting language with GUI support that I was very familiar with from my OS/2 days. As for the database, I chose to use Oracle® Database XE since it was free and was capable of indexing PDF documents; but, it was my plan to expand database compatibility to other platforms over time.
Here are some development milestones by year:
2009:
The first version of PDFKeeper is released to the public on Google Code!
2010:
PDFKeeper receives free testing services from nResult, a software testing company that was providing free software testing services to open source projects.
PDFKeeper is redesigned and rewritten as a WinForms application in VB.NET for .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 using SharpDevelop.
2013:
PDFKeeper moves to CodePlex!
.NET Framework 4.0 is targeted.
All documentation is replaced by new Help system.
Installer is migrated from InnoSetup to Windows Installer using WiX Toolset.
2015:
Development is temporarily halted due to the difficulty of adding new features and making improvements without extensive code rewriting.
Research begins on how best to address the architectural challenges preventing further development.
2016:
PDFKeeper moves to GitHub!
Development finally resumes on the next major release!
Solution is migrated to Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition.
.NET Framework 4.6.1 is targeted.
2017:
Source code, user interface, help file, and installer are completely redesigned and rewritten; installation is now per-user.
2018:
PDFKeeper Homepage is now online!
After a lengthy development period, the redesigned PDFKeeper is released with additional search capabilities.
Oracle® Database compatibility is expanded to 18c, 12c, and 11g Release 2.
2019:
PDFKeeper logo is redesigned.
10th year anniversary edition is released!
Category and flag features are added.
Oracle® Database compatibility is expanded to 19c and 18c XE.
2020:
Solution is upgraded to Visual Studio 2019 Community Edition.
.NET Framework 4.8 is targeted.
32-bit support is discontinued.
User interface is redesigned to improve document searching.
Source code goes through an extensive refactoring.
Looking forward to 2021, they’re big changes planned for PDFKeeper:
Addition of an integrated, single user database option using SQLite for users who do not need a client/server solution or find the database setup too complicated.
Conversion and OCR for image and image only PDF to searchable PDF.
Conversion support for HTML and E-Mail to PDF.
Oracle® Cloud Database compatibility.
More to come on other features that will be added throughout the year...
Managing and developing PDFKeeper has been quite an exciting journey filled with learning new technologies, overcoming challenges, and celebrating the successes! It is my goal for PDFKeeper to be the PDF Document Storage and Management System of choice for both home and business users.
Cheers!
Robert F. Frasca
Project Owner and Developer