As proud as we are of our global software brand, we are equally proud at Docmosis to be West Australians.

Therefore, it was a great honour for us to be acknowledged as a winner at the recent 2018 Rising Stars Awards night.

Last month, we exhibited for the first time at one of the biggest annual events for Java Lovers. 

The JavaOne 2017 Conference in San Francisco! 

This event attracts Java developers from all over the world who go there to meet other companies doing exciting things in the Java Market.  It proved to be the perfect place to showcase the capabilities of Docmosis!

By default, Tornado will attempt to launch the maximum number of converters permitted by your license key.

In practice you may want to specify the exact number converters that Tornado starts.

You can do this by setting the property: docmosis.tornado.converters.launch, in the Tornado console.

Just in case you didn't know, JavaOne is a yearly conference organized by Oracle. It's heaven for Java developers – educational sessions and tutorials, hands-on labs, keynote speakers, and more.

The Docmosis founders and some of the team will be in San Francisco, California from September 29 through October 6 to attend and exhibit at JavaOne for the first time.

Those of you who use the Cloud/SAAS version of Docmosis will soon be notified that a new version of the console is available.

Apart from adding a more modern look/feel, the updated console will also include some new features.

We have recently published a status page for our Cloud based document generation service.

This provides Cloud users with an up-to-the-minute indication of the health of the document generation service across various regions.

Users should subscribe to notifications from the Status page, so they are alerted of upcoming maintenance events or if the status changes.