The way that iText generates PDF documents perfectly suits for on-demand
real-time applications. Main applications of iText may be (1) real-time
business resporting, (2) on-demand business forms that may include data
retrieved from database. Not just from Oracle. But from any database
systems,
in my case this would be quite clear: I'd like to have all layers that
appear in any source document copied to the target document (with the
same visibility settings).
if a layer name appears in multiple documents, the contents of all the
same named layers should be merged together in the
Hello,
at first I'm a newbie on iText and I searched for a solution on problem
at google yahoo etc.
Follwing situation:
I get a string from a class separated by '|'. Now I have to iterate over
this
string using the StringTokenizer. So far so good. If I try to
positioning the
token on a
Hi,
I'm using iTextSharp to convert an XML document to a PDF file, but it
keeps breaking.
Here's a snippet of the XML I'm using that is breaking.
?xml version=1.0?
!DOCTYPE ITEXT SYSTEM http://www.ujihara.jp/iTextdotNET/itext.dtd;
itext
table width=100.0% cellpadding=2.0
row
cell
Hi,
I try to export a large JTable into a PDF with Cell Colors, CheckBox
compoenents in Cells as below:
1) I don't get the proper pagination
2) I don;t get the Cell Colors
public static void export( JTable table )
{
Document document = new Document( PageSize.A4.rotate() );
YOu need to find the Actions of the field, then iterate over the
array of actions (or single action if a Dictionary).
Leonard
On Feb 4, 2008, at 1:13 PM, Joe Gerew wrote:
I have been trying to extract the javascript text from an acrofield
field item. I have tried using both PdfName.ANNOT,
Leonard,
Thanks, can you give me a short example?
AcroFields.Item item = form.getFieldItem(field);
//Where do I go from here?
Joe Gerew
On Feb 4, 2008, at 1:24 PM, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
YOu need to find the Actions of the field, then iterate over the
array of actions (or single action if
I have been trying to extract the javascript text from an acrofield
field item. I have tried using both PdfName.ANNOT, ANNOTS,
JAVASCRIPT, and JS to no avail. The javascript was placed into the
acrofield using the actions tab on Adobe Acrobat.
Can this be done?
Thanks,
Joe Gerew
Hi,
Recentrli I started learning iText,?following iText In Action book.
I'm unable to add metadata to a PDF document. File-Doc Properties shows
nothing.
The code i used is...
Document document=new Document(PageSize.LEGAL,36,72,108,180);
document.addAuthor(Author: www.tamiclafe.net);
Hi,
I have a question which I was not able to get a solution, it goes like this
I basically have to read a data file which contains a signature in ASCII
format and I have to display this signature as a image in my PDF using iText
Like in a store customer puts a signature using a optical
When I add something like following, it gets clipped off from the side margins.
int colStart = 0, rowStart = 0;
for( int i = 10; i datatable.getRows().size(); i+=10 )
{
colStart = 0;
for( int j = 5; j table.getColumnCount();
Hi-
I've written a program similar to the one in chapter 14 for automating letters:
I want to align my data in part of the letter into a 2 column table e.g.
Performace Rating:GOOD
Current Base Salary: 10,000
Base Salary Increase: 1,000
New Base Salary: 11,000
This example;
http://www.roselladb.com/dashboardreport1.pdf
http://www.roselladb.com/dashboardreport1.pdf
Use the following codes. You might be adding meta data not in correct
sequence. Note metadata tages are not required!
Document document = null;
try {
// create a
Hello,
I'm trying to take data from a FileMaker database and populate a PDF
form, and everything is working well, except when I try to set fields
that have empty values. An N placeholder character is inserted, and
I don't know what that means.
There's nothing complex about my code. I
Leonard,
Are you sure? I have tried a few variations and I have not been able to get
anything to work. I now have a simple identity() routine that changes nothing.
The incoming PDF has rights that lets Reader save filled-in data. The
resulting PDF has the rights removed. As far as I can
Use Table and Cell!
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