On 25/09/2012 2:51, billya wrote:
Is my question too complicated?
From a technical point of view (the 'literal' question): probably not.
From an architectural point of view (the design): I'm not inclined to
answer.
I just want to be able to get the indirect
reference of undercontent (a
On 24/09/2012 19:50, georgetv wrote:
was wondering if there's some way of aligning multiple images
on the same page to better utilize each page and keep the number of pages to
a minimum.
That's purely a Math problem, isn't it?
If not, please clarify.
I'm using iTextSharp 5.3.2.0 to add information to an existing PDF file
that contains a W-2 form. Everything is working perfectly and the PDF
file looks great when written into the browser's response stream;
however, when the user is done looking at the PDF, he is asked Do you
want to save changed
On 24/09/2012 19:15, Moore, Marc wrote:
My conclusion is that iTextSharp is doing something bad to the PDF
in the process of opening it and writing the bytes to the stream
I fixed a similar problem a while ago. iText wasn't doing something bad,
there already was 'something bad' in the PDF. This
Marc,
Moore, Marc wrote
PdfReader pdfReader = new PdfReader(dataSource.ReportTemplate);
using(MemoryStream outputStream = new MemoryStream())
using (PdfStamper pdfStamper = new PdfStamper(pdfReader,
outputStream))
{
I would like to sign pdf using iTextSharp and smart card.
PrivateKeySignature constructor requires
Org.BouncyCastle.Crypto.IICipherParameters object but I don't know how to
create it from X509Certificate2.PrivateKey. I found examples which are using
BC and PKCS12/DotNet for converting but none
On 25/09/2012 11:13, sanduche wrote:
I would like to sign pdf using iTextSharp and smart card.
PrivateKeySignature constructor requires
Org.BouncyCastle.Crypto.IICipherParameters object but I don't know how to
create it from X509Certificate2.PrivateKey. I found examples which are using
BC and
On 25/09/2012 11:15, NVS wrote:
all test certificates are working fine with itextpdf, where as trying
trusted certificates are not working properly with itextpdf libarary
We can't reproduce this with a GlobalSign certificate.
See http://itextpdf.com/book/digitalsignatures
Is there a method to register a from bytes or a stream rather than disk in
the XMLWorkerFontProvider()??
Did I miss a bit of the API or documentation?
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:-) This would be the wrong forum if it were. I was wondering if there was a
way I could read all the jpgs and paste them in the pdf to have multiple
images on the same page. The way I have it now, each jpg gets its own page.
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Thanks for your response.
The reason I initially thought of using object numbers was because I thought
that object numbers would get updated by conforming pdf writers. So that if
changes are made to an object number, the object itself has it's number
changed. Or vice versa if an object's number
Java implementation uses regular KeyStore to acces MSCAPI functionality and
PrivateKeySignature constructor accepts PrivateKey available from Keystore.
C# implementation behaves in different way. I can use standard .NET
libraries to access MSCAPI and get X509Certificate2 object that has
Op 25/09/2012 13:02, georgetv schreef:
I was wondering if there was a
way I could read all the jpgs and paste them in the pdf to have multiple
images on the same page.
Of course, that's certainly possible!
The way I have it now, each jpg gets its own page.
The line above is the one I don't
Op 25/09/2012 13:04, billya schreef:
To elaborate a little more about what I am doing, I am adding something
similar to a watermark to specific pages and resizing the existing page
content so that the watermark does not appear on top of the existing
content.
I would create the Watermark as an
Op 25/09/2012 13:15, sanduche schreef:
C# implementation behaves in different way. I can use standard .NET
libraries to access MSCAPI and get X509Certificate2 object that has
PrivateKey. Problem is that I don't know how to cast/convert/create
Org.BouncyCastle.Crypto.IICipherParameters from
Op 25/09/2012 13:24, d347hm4n schreef:
I appreciate that I am doing something wrong here as Itext should be able to
handle the wrapping and how much space text may need on the page itself, but
I am unable to figure out how to use it.
Can you try this with a different font? Do you get the same
Op 25/09/2012 13:42, NVS schreef:
my pkcs p12 file verisign trail one, can any one sign the pdf with
this keystore file, password is *nvsverisign*
I tried signing a document with that p12 file with iText; I tried
signing a document with that p12 with Acrobat. I've even tried importing
the
Can you try this with a different font? Do you get the same result?
I see that you create a Phrase without specifying a leading (leading =
the space between the lines).
In this case, the default leading depends on the font size.
What is shown in your result looks like a text that is written
Op 25/09/2012 14:43, d347hm4n schreef:
The more you know.
;-)
Thanks for the feedback!
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I would say that this is C# and iTextSharp problem (not supporting digital
signatures out of box with built in classes).
Anyway I solved problem with custom implementation of IExternalSignature
interface, which uses only standard .NET classes for signing.
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There's already a class to do that called X509Certificate2Signature.cs.
Paulo
On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 2:09 PM, sanduche sandu...@gmail.com wrote:
I would say that this is C# and iTextSharp problem (not supporting digital
signatures out of box with built in classes).
Anyway I solved problem
-The line above is the one I don't understand. Why would you write code
-that puts one JPG on one page if you want to add multiple JPGs to a
-single page???
Because I don't know how to put multiple JPGS on a single PDF page mainly.
-MY question is: how do you want to organize the images? Do
Op 25/09/2012 16:45, NVS schreef:
Hi,
Are there any one get signed PDF document with itextpdf library with
any trusted certificate provided by any CA or authority etc.. like
verisign keystore file.
Yes, it is possible to use iText to sign a document using trusted
certificates provided by
Op 25/09/2012 16:31, georgetv schreef:
Can I organize based on the size of the image, if there is space for more
than one add more if not use the next next page ?
That's a Math question! You told me explicitly your question wasn't
about Math!
You say you don't know how to put multiple JPGs on
More Data: The original PDF used as a template is approximately 80K in size. If
I look at the temporary file that's been streamed down through my browser, the
PDF file written by iTextSharp is approximately 150K. However, when I answer
Yes to the Save Changes question asked by Acrobat Reader, the
Op 25/09/2012 17:22, Marc Moore schreef:
More Data: The original PDF used as a template is approximately 80K in size.
If
I look at the temporary file that's been streamed down through my browser, the
PDF file written by iTextSharp is approximately 150K. However, when I answer
Yes to the
It's worse than I thought.
I don't know what language your code sample is in, but as far as I
understand it, you're creating a separate file for each image!
What do you expect from us? You say you have no Java skills? Does that
mean you want us to write your code in your place? For free?
1T3XT BVBA wrote
It's worse than I thought.
I don't know what language your code sample is in, but as far as I
understand it, you're creating a separate file for each image!
What do you expect from us? You say you have no Java skills? Does that
mean you want us to write your code in
Without seeing the PDF, I can't tell you anything more.
I'm certainly willing to send it to you if you'd look at it!
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Are you properly closing the stamper? Maybe it simply had not finished
writing to the memory stream when its bytes were returned...
I had explicit closes of the stamper and the memory stream when I first noticed
the problem. After looking at some other folks' code I introduced the usings,
but
Marc,
[properly closing the stamper]
Moore, Marc wrote
I had explicit closes of the stamper and the memory stream when I first
noticed the problem. After looking at some other folks' code I introduced
the usings, but there was no change in behavior. I'd be happy to change it
back if it would
iText wasn't doing something
bad, there already was 'something bad' in the PDF. This was fixed by
removing that 'something bad'.
I hope to get Acrobat Pro installed and poke around the PDF a bit. It may be
naive, but I'm hoping that simply saving the PDF in Acrobat will straighten it
out.
I have heard, though, that some people return
MemoryStream.GetBuffer to the client as response; this would be incorrect as
the buffer may contain additional, uninitialized data.
Really? That's what I'm doing! What would be the alternative?
I would think that the stream would contain only the
New code:
public MemoryStream MergeDataByDrawing(int copies)
{
PdfReader pdfReader = new PdfReader(reportTemplate);
pdfReader.Catalog.Remove(PdfName.ACROFORM);
using (MemoryStream outputStream = new MemoryStream())
using (PdfStamper pdfStamper = new PdfStamper(pdfReader,
you maybe should take a different approach and first try what
happens if you save the MemoryStream contents to harddisc and then try to
open that file directly. If you observe the same issue, please post that
file here.
I've done this and I do observe the same issue when I open the saved PDF
Non-working:
public byte[] MergeDataByDrawing(int copies)
{
PdfReader pdfReader = new PdfReader(reportTemplate);
using (MemoryStream outputStream = new MemoryStream())
using (PdfStamper pdfStamper = new PdfStamper(pdfReader, outputStream))
{
// flatten the form to remove
Non-working:
public byte[] MergeDataByDrawing(int copies)
{
PdfReader pdfReader = new PdfReader(reportTemplate);
using (MemoryStream outputStream = new MemoryStream())
using (PdfStamper pdfStamper = new PdfStamper(pdfReader, outputStream))
{
// flatten the form to remove
GetBuffer() is the internal working array and is always larger than
the actual data size. ToArray() will make a buffer copy with only the
data byte, that's why it's the correct way to do it. I would be more
comfortable with the ToArray() outside the 'using' statement.
Paulo
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