Hi All,
I am trying to write content to an PDF file, after reading it through the iText
API.
Even though I add a Chunk/Author information to the PDF file, I am unable to
get those information on the PDF file. (The file size does not change.)
Can any one tell me the reason why is it so?
Please
Instead of inventing why don't you read the tutorial at
http://itextdocs.lowagie.com/tutorial/?
Paulo
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Subject: [iText-questions] writing to a PDF
Hello
I try to add hidden AcroFields to existing pdf documents.
// Create Acrofields with number of stamps
PdfFormField stampfield =
PdfFormField.createTextField(stamp.getWriter(),
true, // multiline
false, // password
0); // Maxlength of field - 0 = unlimited
Add a TextField, it will work.
Paulo
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Anyone has idea to pass in parameters to iText for
We had a similar issue with vector graphics and layers that utilize transparency. I solved our problem after a long time studying the pdf ref manual and looking at pdf docs created with Illustrator. I noticed PDF's created with Ilustrator have the page containing transparent objects set to be a
hi
i m displaying around 250 images from a url by using image.getInstance(new
url()).
but the problem is that its takng too much time (more than half an hour).
for this i hav done proxy settngs also.
can anyone suggest me any other way to fetch those images in less time.its
affectng my
That solution is EXCELLENT - and definitely what I recommend.
Leonard
On Mar 19, 2007, at 5:01 AM, Eliot M Cline wrote:
We had a similar issue with vector graphics and layers that utilize
transparency. I solved our problem after a long time studying the
pdf ref manual and looking at pdf
Mark M. Hall M.M.Hall at cs.cardiff.ac.uk writes:
The TraceRose2D class works also perfectly in another project where I
realise a PDF document(not with iText).
Does it work with the iText PDF output (PdfWriter)? If not, then repost your
question without RTF in the subject, so that the core
Hi.
I'm use the htmlworker for some html text inside a document i need convert
to pdf.
It work fine, but on one test with table and paragraph inside:
p style=margin-left: 18pt; text-indent: -18pt; text-align: justify
At the pdf, on P tag who is inside a table and have the JUSTIFY style,
the
Thanks Eliot,
I was poking around with the writer in java.
writer.setDefaultColorspace(PdfName.COLORSPACE, PdfName.DEFAULTRGB);
or
PdfName.ALTERNATE, PdfName.DEFAULTRGB
But that didn't quite hack it
I must admit that I don't grasp the variables, first one is from (acts as trigger)and the other
On Monday 19 March 2007 15:23, mékafi wrote:
Making the document works width itext PDF, even though I can't resize the
image (???) and I have to use img.setAbsolutePosition(-100, 0) to see a
little part of the chart. Any idea on what's wrong ?
I can't say why your image is being positioned
How to parse HTML special characters like micro; divide; etc.. as defined
in w3c.org
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I create fonts from the actual font file and use them in the PdfGraphics2D to draw text, for the pdf side I use the location of the actual font to create them, register the names, place them in the FontMapper and pass it on to the writer.
This all works fontastic.
A font (family)typically
Could you rephrase your question so that it has some relation to iText?
Thanks, ---Mister Bean
kkdusi wrote:
How to parse HTML special characters like micro; divide; etc.. as
defined in w3c.org
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Could you rephrase your question so that it has some relation to iText?
Thanks, ---Mister Bean
I use HtmlWorker and/or HtmlParser to parse the text. the text can come with
any Html special characters. Before I parse the text, say for nbsp; I
replace it with #160;and frac14; with #188;. how to
Hello, my name is Michael Solwecki and I've got a question regarding the
PdfPTable class and the spacing before/after fields. I am running iText
1.4.8.
It appears that whenever I have a PdfPTable as the first element in a
document, that the spacingBefore is ignored, and the table is pushed up
2 questions:
Q1: My Jtable is fairly big, meaning spans multiple pages. But I can see
only the first page in generated PDF.
Q2: Can any one suggest a way to generate table header?
For your referenceL: I am using following code
Rectangle pageSize = new Rectangle(1100, 1400);
itextsharp (and itext) is undergoing some major changes in the crypto area
(see the CVS) and when the next release is out I'll prepare some examples on
how to sign using certificates from the Windows certificate store supporting
non exportable private keys like those coming from smartcards.
There's a long list of entities supported, see EntitiesToUnicode.java.
Paulo
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Could
Hello Paolo
Hello Bruno
Thank you very much!
It works! (And my boss doesn't breathe down my neck anymore...)
Sascha
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itextsharp (and itext) is
Peter,Get yourself a copy of the pdf ref manual and read the sections on rendering and transparency. It is all explained in excruciating detail. Alternatively, just translate into java the code snippet I posted yesterday and incorporate it into your own, and everything should work fine. This
There's a long list of entities supported, see EntitiesToUnicode.java.
I will look at this program too. but I fixd this some other way.
before parsing the document, I linked the DTD which defined all the
characters and it works .
Paulo Soares wrote:
There's a long list of entities
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