Below, please find the release notes for PrizmDoc® for Java v5.19.X and associated patch releases. For questions, please contact us at info@accusoft.com.

v5.19.3

Released September 2025

Patch release.

Bug fixes

  • Fixed an issue where media files were being opened while the viewer was in split view mode.
  • Fixed an issue where the tooltip of the document tab was being truncated.
  • Fixed an issue where annotation buttons still appeared selected after drawing an annotation.
  • Improved memory usage and performance for documents displayed as SVGs.

v5.19.2

Released September 2025

Patch release.

New Features

  • Attachment interface now also displays file attachment annotations in PDF documents.

Bug fixes

  • Fixed an issue that caused some PDF files with many pages to take a very long time to display.

v5.19.1

Released September 2025

Patch release.

Default configuration changes

  • Changed the default HTML page dimensions back to 11”x11” and explicitly added their configuration parameters to the default web.xml.

Bug fixes

  • Fixed an encoding issue that prevented annotations from loading on some virtual documents with specific characters in their document IDs.

v5.19.0

Released August 2025

New Features

  • Added support for reading Adobe XML Forms Data Format Annotation files.
  • Added support for Dynamic PDF/XFA documents.
  • HTML conversion no longer requires additional dependencies.

Bug fixes

  • Fixed an issue where the tooltip was not updating when using the setDisplayName() API call.
  • Fixed an issue where there was inconsistent behavior depending on window size when vvConfig.enableAdvancedSaveMenu and vvConfig.enabledAdvancedSaveWarning were both set to true.
  • Added new parameter to virtualViewer.initSpecifiedDocuments() to optionally allow opening no document on initialization.
  • Improved behavior around initialization and opening documents to prevent making multiple document model requests in edge cases.
  • Fixed an issue with the left and right edges of an image being slightly cropped when zoomed in.