Leena Kulkarni wrote:
> We are using the following as suggested by you in one of the examples
> you shared where PageNumbersWebDraftEventHelper is the class we have
> written that has all the onPageEnd etc methods.
>
> PageNumbersWebDraftEventHelper events = *new
> *PageNumbersWebDraftEventHelper();
> writer.setPageEvent(events);
Page Events are the best way to add headers/footers.
> <>HeaderFooter header1 = *new *HeaderFooter(*new *Phrase(),*new
> *Phrase("# "+(ID)+" Text"));
HeaderFooter is an obsolete way to add headers/footers.
These are two completely different ways.
You can't mix them.
> document.setHeader(header1);
> header1.setAlignment(Element.ALIGN_LEFT);
> //document is the Document object and is is InputSource object formed
> using the XML
> //String
> XmlParser.parse(document, is);
>
> It is printing the page numbers and header for us as of now.
>
> This header is same for the entire PDF.
>
> We wanted different header for different sections in the PDF.
I suggest that you remove the lines that refer to the HeaderFooter object
from your code and that you draw the header in the onEndPage method
of your PageNumbersWebDraftEventHelper.
I still don't understand at which point you want to change the headers,
but the best way to do this, is to add a member variable for the header
to the event class and to subclass the XML handler class so that it changes
this header when necessary.
best regards,
Bruno
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