Quick Navigation
- Why Choose Doconut for .NET Document Solutions?
- Embedding the Doconut Viewer in ASP.NET Core
- Converting CAD Files to PDF with Doconut
- Server‑Side PDF Rendering with Doconut for Blazor Apps
- Doconut Annotation and OCR Made Simple in .NET
- Doconut Security and Scalability You Can Trust
- Doconut Ready‑to‑Use Ecosystem
- Key Takeaways
- Common Questions
Why Choose Doconut for .NET Document Solutions?
If you’ve ever struggled to stitch together a PDF viewer, an Office converter, and a CAD renderer in a single .NET project, you’ll appreciate what Doconut brings to the table. It’s the only universal .NET document viewer & converter that lets you embed PDFs, Office files, CAD drawings, images, and even email formats straight into ASP.NET, MVC, Core, WebForms, and Blazor apps—without any client‑side installations.
Embedding the Doconut Viewer in ASP.NET Core
Getting started takes literally one line:
- NuGet integration –
Install-Package Doconut.Viewer - Responsive UI – works on desktops, tablets, and phones out of the box.
- Multiple view modes – full‑screen, thumbnail strip, and two‑page book view keep your users in the flow.
- Zero downloads – the viewer runs entirely inside your application, so users never leave the experience.
Converting CAD Files to PDF with Doconut
| Source Format | Target Formats | Typical Use Cases |
|---|---|---|
| DWG / DXF | PDF, PNG | Engineering drawings, site plans |
| DOCX, XLSX, PPTX | Document archiving, reporting | |
| Email (EML/MSG) | PDF, HTML | Legal discovery, CRM attachments |
The Doconut Converter Plugin tackles batch jobs with a tiny memory footprint, making it a perfect fit for Docker containers or Azure Functions.
Server‑Side PDF Rendering with Doconut for Blazor Apps
- Secure rendering – files never leave the server, keeping proprietary data under lock.
- Stream‑based processing – reduces memory usage by up to 40 %.
- High concurrency – a single instance can comfortably serve hundreds of simultaneous users.
- Built‑in OCR – scanned PDFs become searchable in an instant.
Doconut Annotation and OCR Made Simple in .NET
Doconut’s annotation layer feels like a lightweight version of Adobe Acrobat, yet it’s fully programmable:
- Highlight text, add comments, draw shapes, and place digital signatures.
- Lock or burn annotations for immutable review cycles.
- Instantly search keywords thanks to OCR‑generated text layers.
Every package ships with extensive documentation, ready‑to‑run code snippets, and a sandbox demo you can spin up locally.
Doconut Security and Scalability You Can Trust
- Server‑side processing keeps source files hidden from the client.
- Role‑based access control integrates seamlessly with ASP.NET Identity.
- Audit logging records view, conversion, and annotation events for compliance.
- Horizontal scaling guarantees consistent performance during traffic spikes.
Doconut Ready‑to‑Use Ecosystem
Doconut ships with three core plugins, each officially supported and updated regularly:
- Viewer Plugin – UI and rendering engine.
- Search Plugin – OCR, keyword filtering, navigation history.
- Converter Plugin – PDF ↔ DOCX, Excel ↔ PDF, PowerPoint → JPG/WEBP, CAD → PDF/PNG, Email → PDF/HTML.
No third‑party add‑ons are required—the full feature set is ready out of the box.
Meta Description:
Doconut delivers a seamless in‑app PDF, Office, and CAD viewer with conversion, annotation, and OCR capabilities, optimized for ASP.NET, MVC, Core, and Blazor.
Key Takeaways
- One universal solution – Doconut handles more than 50 file types with a single viewer and converter, eliminating the need for multiple libraries.
- Secure, server‑side processing – documents stay on your server, and OCR makes scanned files instantly searchable.
- Stream‑based architecture – low memory consumption and high concurrency perfect for Docker, Azure, and AWS.
- Developer‑friendly – native NuGet packages and rich samples let you embed Doconut in minutes across ASP.NET, MVC, Core, and Blazor.
- Enterprise‑grade controls – role‑based security, audit logging, and horizontal scaling meet the strictest compliance requirements.
Common Questions
Q: Can Doconut run completely offline?
A: Absolutely. All rendering and conversion happen on the server, so once you’ve deployed the service you don’t need any external internet connections.
Q: Is Doconut compatible with .NET 8 and later?
A: Yes. The NuGet packages target .NET Standard 2.1 and .NET 8, ensuring forward compatibility and future‑proofing your applications.
Q: How does Doconut handle large batch conversions?
A: Its stream‑based engine processes files in chunks, dramatically reducing memory load. You can queue thousands of conversions and let Doconut handle them concurrently without choking your server.