poncke wrote:
I basically demonstrate what I think are several a bugs in the PdfPTable
implementation (the incorrect spacing that occurs as explained and
demonstrated below).
I'm sorry, I failed to see any bugs; I only saw wrong use of iText.
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Thanks, XSL-FO indeed looks more fitting to what I want to achieve.
Kevin Brown-9 wrote:
For a document this complex, you may want to consider using XSL FO. This
type of structure is trivial as it is what XSL FO was designed to do.
It is a page-sequence with different repeatable
Thanks for the reply
I know I can't use page events as I said :)
I basically demonstrate what I think are several a bugs in the PdfPTable
implementation (the incorrect spacing that occurs as explained and
demonstrated below).
The demonstration code is just that, to demonstrate the problem. The
For a document this complex, you may want to consider using XSL FO. This
type of structure is trivial as it is what XSL FO was designed to do.
It is a page-sequence with different repeatable alternatives (layouts) for
first, last and rest (middle) that contains a table with a table-header and
Strictly speaking, this requirement cannot be met using page events:
All parts need to fit tightly together so no spacing between the parts (so
the page footer for the last page can be in the middle of the page depending
on the size of the report)
Page events, which trigger the printing of
Hello,
I have a problem generating a document with page headers/footer. The
document is one big table.
I dont need the default style page headers/footers (I looked at page events
already) that are always placed at the top/bottom of a page but table based
that are added at the top/bottom of the
