I'd definately like to weigh in on this topic as it's the very reason I was out looking for a rendering api.
I process DICOM data discs from various development companies which handle reporting in numerous ways. The vast majority of the reports are in html and are multiple pages long. Basically a bunch of 8.5x11 sheets chained together. What I end up doing is printing them to PDF then using Ghostscript to output as individual JPG pages for processing.
Though this API looks very promising there is a lot of need for it to be able to simply output a series of files as described by tetardd above which would make it much more productive and easier for handling numerous reporting conversions. Now days MS Word can output a whole multi-page report as html so this is becomming much more common. Rendering PDF would also be a huge plus. If it's in decent shape and stable I don't have any problems paying for this tool if it will save me some time and simplify my process.
Something along the lines of :
Image[] image = HtmlRender.RenderToImage(strText, new Size(816, 1056), new Size(816, 1056), new Color(), null, null, null);
I process DICOM data discs from various development companies which handle reporting in numerous ways. The vast majority of the reports are in html and are multiple pages long. Basically a bunch of 8.5x11 sheets chained together. What I end up doing is printing them to PDF then using Ghostscript to output as individual JPG pages for processing.
Though this API looks very promising there is a lot of need for it to be able to simply output a series of files as described by tetardd above which would make it much more productive and easier for handling numerous reporting conversions. Now days MS Word can output a whole multi-page report as html so this is becomming much more common. Rendering PDF would also be a huge plus. If it's in decent shape and stable I don't have any problems paying for this tool if it will save me some time and simplify my process.
Something along the lines of :
Image[] image = HtmlRender.RenderToImage(strText, new Size(816, 1056), new Size(816, 1056), new Color(), null, null, null);