Hi
Please can anyone tell me what is wrong in my code. It does not work :
the created pdf is empty.
Here is the code :
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import javax.swing.JEditorPane;
import javax.swing.text.rtf.RTFEditorKit;
import
Great!!
Will there be an announcement (including an example:-) when this becomes
available for download?
Thanks again!
Best regards, frans
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You can already use it if you get the code from the SVN.
Paulo
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mister bean wrote:
Leading is the distance between two baselines.
As we once discussed, the word 'leading' has a different meaning
in the context of PDF compared to its original etymological meaning.
br,
Bruno
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Hello...
I am using iTextSharp 4.0.4 class library and its PdfReader and PdfStamper
classes for decryption of pdf files.
I could succeed with decrypting pdf files with following cases --
1. Pdf file encrypted with both user and owner password.
2. Pdf file encrypted with only the owner
Is ist possible, to cause Acrobat to use only unicode: for texts, field-names
and field-content. Is it furthermore possible that Acrobat sends back an
fdf-file in unicode?
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Your pdf has fields. Flatten it first before concatenating them.
Paulo
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Just a better subject.
Paulo
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Hi!
I am developing an
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Hello...
I am using
webtom wrote:
Hi,
i want to print a pdf file silently via java code but the following
exception is thrown by document.close(): ExceptionConverter:
java.io.IOException: The document has no pages.
If this is the code you are using:
try {
PdfWriter writer =
Hi!
I am developing an application and having some problems.
I would like to have a Watermark on my rtf document so I try to add an image to
the RtfHeaderFooter and configure it to be Image.UNDERLYING. Does it work or
not. I do get the image to the header but I can't get it to be underlying.
Hi,
Wonder if someone can help...
I'm generating some individual PDF pages using Adobe LiveCycle DS by
creating template PDF files using LiveCycle Designer and then binding an
XML dataset to the document to create a data-populated PDF.
I then want to concatenate the pages together - but when
On Friday 28 September 2007 15:00:08 Paulo Soares wrote:
Just a better subject.
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I would like to have a Watermark on my rtf document so I try
to add an image to the RtfHeaderFooter and configure it to be
Image.UNDERLYING. Does it work or not. I do get the image
You should try something like this:
PathInJar=/fontResource/arialuni.ttf; //This is a path in your java
project to the font.
String fontPath=getClass().getResource(PathInJar).toString();
2007/9/27, nsk clr [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Paulo
I bundled the ttf as a jar and use the following
Hi all,
I have a problem with old pdfs that are merged into
one document with iText.
Attached, you find the code used to merge the
documents.
Very strange is the influence of the lines below:
PRAcroForm form = pdfReader.getAcroForm();
if (form != null) {
I suspect that the XML binding is not creating the appearances. You'll
have to call AcroFields.regenerateField() for each field to recreate the
appearances.
Paulo
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Cheers Paulo - here's what I'm trying now:
try{
// Now flatten the PDF
flattenedDest = flat_ + destination;
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(pdfDir + / +
destination);
PdfStamper stamper = new
Sorry I have not tried ncomp with itext. Can't help you here.
On 9/27/07, nathanwray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alleni, have you had any luck using ncomp on itext? I spent a couple of
days trying to ncomp 1.4.8 without much luck, I wondered if I would fare
any
better with 2.0.5 .
Thanks
Hi,
i want to print a pdf file silently via java code but the following
exception is thrown by document.close(): ExceptionConverter:
java.io.IOException: The document has no pages.
Opening the document is successful and the document also has a content.
I use itext-2.0.4.jar.
Here is my java
On Sep 28, 2007, at 7:21 AM, Sieglen wrote:
Is ist possible, to cause Acrobat to use only unicode:
What version of Unicode or don't you care?
for texts, field-names
and field-content.
So let's break this question apart for a second.
1) Does the PDF file format support the
Right. People still use the term to mean the delta between the fontsize and
the distance between baselines. Wikipedia
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leading), for example, talks about text two
lines of text with 0 leading, when they mean: 12pt type with 12pt leading.
From what I can tell,
Use PdfStamper first to flatten the docs, this will remove the fields,
leaving the field appearances, and will also remove the XFA. Then, use
PdfCopy to concatenate the PDFs.
Paulo
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