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I'm using Websphere and the server is on the iSeries. Is there any documention to install ghostscript? Does it get installed on iSeries or is there a jar file. I've looked at iText but it seems to only print PDFs you are creating any help on where to begin is appreciated. 
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I'm using Websphere and the server is on the iSeries. Is there any documention to install ghostscript? Does it get installed on iSeries or is there a jar file. I've looked at iText but it seems to only print PDFs you are creating any help on where to begin is appreciated. 

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