Hi,
I am new to using iText and was wanting to convert an HTML string into a PDF. I
have seen a couple different examples on the web, but was wondering if you guys
had a recommended best practice for doing this with iText in C#. Thanks in
advance!
i am actually signing the document hash in the client browser by using
capicom dll in javascript *and not by itextsharp*.
the actual document is in the server side. so, the signed hash is embedded
in the pdf file by using itextsharp in the server.
after embedding the CAPICOM generated signature
arnabroy,
arnabroy wrote
i am actually signing the document hash in the client browser by using
capicom dll in javascript
*
and not by itextsharp
*
.
the actual document is in the server side. so, the signed hash is embedded
in the pdf file by using itextsharp in the server.
You claim
We have some PDFs that have recently been throwing the following errors
when attempting to call the processContent method. I have noticed that a
few folks had noticed this with earlier versions of iText, but we are
currently using iText 5.5.0. I wish I could provide the PDF, but it has a
bunch of
On 9/4/2014 4:57 PM, Benjamin Allen wrote:
Is there any active development going on that would solve this issue
for some PDFs that addresses the whitespace issues?
There's a discussion about this on the paid support system. Are you a
paying customer? If so, use your access to paid support to
hi michael,
same error file corrupted
please help
STEP1: creating the hash of the pdf file in the server
protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string _gstrFilePath =
Server.MapPath(~/NewFolder1/TRANSFER_[PROVISIONAL]_29_05_2014.pdf);
Yeah, I get it, it shouldn't alter the signature.
I did some more testing and it got worse: it seems to be random. Some files
the signature got corrupted, others didn't.
I will try to compare both files at the binary level and see what I can get
from it, and then I'll try to get in touch with
