I have tried to follow along with the examples in the book (chapter 1 was
pretty easy). However, I ran into trouble starting with chapter 2. I am
not sure how to set up my project to get the examples to run properly. I
keep getting permissions problem (could also be file not found) when trying
Mark Elston schreef op 6/02/2014 2:21:
I am not sure how to set up my project to get the examples to run
properly. I keep getting permissions problem (could also be file not
found) when trying to connect to the database.
How are you setting up your project?
I usually fetch all the files
Hakan Usakli schreef op 5/02/2014 21:33:
I have a lineup of PDF files that break itextsharp 5.4.4 and above when
modified with the contentbyte stamper object
stack trace is below
the error does NOT happen on itextsharp 5.4.3 (last working version)
If you want the PDF file for testing I can
We are not sure 100% what you want to do.
1. Probably you want to emulate Acrobat's behavior when user clicks on
signature area and signs document. In this case we should apply standard
Acrobat signature approach.
PdfReader reader =new PdfReader(src);
FileOutputStream os =new
Gilberto,
roquegil wrote
Then removing the signature can solve my problem if the appearance of the
signature is Keeped.
I'v juste tried to remove the signature from the reader
You misunderstood Bruno when he wrote
blowagie wrote
flattening the signature appearance is indeed possible (if
I've just subscribe to the mailing list. Normally I would be able to received
some more information.
So can you send me some code example of duplicating signature appearance, in
order to insert it in the PDF page, before deleting existing signature?
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Gilberto,
roquegil wrote
So can you send me some code example of duplicating signature appearance,
in order to insert it in the PDF page, before deleting existing signature?
You don't need to explicitly delete the signature at all, flattening the
signature field removes that field as a side
