I have two PDF files that I concatenate using PdfSmartCopy. Since 5.4.1 texts
in second PDF on concatenated PDF are not ok. Compare pdf2.pdf with last
page of pdf2.pdf.
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
final String[] files = new String[]
I am using iText v5.4.2. I am trying to parse images from a PDF file. I get
NullPointerException for certain images in certain PDF files. The PDF file
with one faulty image can be downloaded here:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3585277/LZW_Error.pdf
Following is a code snippet creating a pdf file where pages could be rotated
in the resulting file. This works fine for most pdf files. But one
particualr pdf file of version 1.6 the page is already rotated by 180, on
applying further rotation to it e.g. 90 degress and saving the file causes
it to
AbobeAcrobat_Version1-6.pdf
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Hello,
Perhaps the answer is in the post
com.lowagie.text.Document
I would try using an up to date version of the library.
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Andrew
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On 20/06/2013 13:10, Zoharat wrote:
Following is a code snippet creating a pdf file where pages could be rotated
in the resulting file.
I am generating a PDF file to print labels which must be precise
dimensions. If I generate the labels on my Linux development computer,
the dimensions on my labels are exactly what I expect (3-1/8 X 2).
However, when I run the same code under Windows 7, the generated PDF
produces labels
We are trying to generate a file of labels. My development computer is
Ubuntu Linux and the PDF that I generate creates labels which are the
correct size (3-1/8 x 2).I am specifying the Helvetica font family.
The PDF file generated prints correctly on both Linux and Windows.
However, when I
On 2013-06-20 09:42, Thu, Cynthia Jeness wrote:
I am generating a PDF file to print labels which must be precise
dimensions. If I generate the labels on my Linux development computer,
the dimensions on my labels are exactly what I expect (3-1/8 X 2).
However, when I run the same code
No, we are not embedding. We defined the font as the Helvetica family
along with the font size and style in a separae parameter file and then
create the font as follows:
Font font = new Font(FontFactory.getFont(
item.getFont().family,
Hi,
I have a problem with i-textSharp and i do not know how to solve it.
The scenario is that I have a html text saved in my database. And I have to
make a pdf with that text. The text can have div, img, p , ul, li
and other html elements.
I have to render the pdf in two columns as if
iText5.4.0 - Java version
I have the 2007 iText in Action text and I'm reading through chapter 17 where
it talks about using the ByteArrayOutputStream in web applications. I see the
examples in the text show generating a pdf using a servlet and all the plumbing
takes place in the servlet
On 2013-06-20 12:30, Thu, Cynthia Jeness wrote:
No, we are not embedding. We defined the font as the Helvetica family
along with the font size and style in a separae parameter file and then
create the font as follows:
If you're not embedding the font, then the font actually rendered might
Hi,
I have an application that convert an inputSteam to pdf. Below is the
content of the method that converts input stream to pdf. However, the
application suddenly stopped on line *RandomAccessFileOrArray ra = new
RandomAccessFileOrArray(inputStream); *without throwing any error or
exception
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