Converting a pdf to jpg or png

Hi all
I need to convert pdf file page into an image of either jpg or png format.
Thought pdf-tools.com is offering some java API to do that (which i have tried with trial version, working fine).
is there any free API either from ADOBE itself or some other open source projects?
please do let let me know
Take care
mahanare

Hi,
I've already used iText to produce nice PDF's via a WEb Application using Java Servlets.
You can import images (jpg, png) into the Pdf you are creating.
But I'm doubt that you can convert the PDF files created to image files ?
I would be interested about the functions to use within iText in order to achieve that.
Thanks
Philippe

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