Bellamkonda, Ramesh (IE10) wrote:
Hi
I am new to iText, How can we Concatenate PDF documents using
servlets.Please give me a example. I am able to do the same thing in a
stand alone application.
If you can do it in a standalone example,
you can do it in a Servlet.
Just write the PDF to a
Hi
I am new to iText, How can we Concatenate PDF documents using
servlets.Please give me a example. I am able to do the same thing in a
stand alone application.
Thanks Regards
Ramesh
Concatenate PDF documents using servlets application
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It _IS_ possible to fill in a PDF that has been Reader Enabled w/o
violating the rights - but it MUST be done in a very specific fashion
using append mode on the source PDF AND only modifying a limited
number of objects in the PDF.
So yes, if you are going to create a whole new PDF -
Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
It _IS_ possible to fill in a PDF that has been Reader Enabled w/o
violating the rights - but it MUST be done in a very specific fashion
using append mode on the source PDF AND only modifying a limited
number of objects in the PDF.
Sorry, I stand corrected.
br,
Hi All,
Has anyone encountered issues when using Itext on documents larger than 16
mb?
There is an issue with the String.getBytes method; it appears to affect the
StringBuffer class (since it uses getBytes) as well. Note that the bug in
String.getBytes is fixed in the mustang release (Java 6).
Nope and nope :(.
Leonard
On Dec 3, 2007, at 9:33 AM, Samuel B. Quiring wrote:
Leonard,
Is there any documentation anywhere on this? Do you know of an
example iText program that I could look at?
-Sam
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From: Leonard Rosenthol
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Hi Bruno/Paulo,
I am working with Mark Hall and the RTF code.
In the iText Document class why is it not possible to add meta-data once the
document is opened? Is this a technical limitation or a specific design
limitation?
The reason I ask is in the RTF specification, it is possible to parse
Howard Shank wrote:
Hi Bruno/Paulo,
In the iText Document class why is it not possible to add meta-data once
the document is opened? Is this a technical limitation or a specific
design limitation?
In the book, I explain the origin of this limitation.
When I wrote the first versions of iText,
The PDF was authored so that it can be opened in Adobe Reader, fields
in the form can be filled, and the form can be saved by Reader to the
file system.
I feel like I'm missing something. You've got a PDF that appears to
have at least PdfWriter.ALLOW_FILL_IN. If the form has that
Thanks for your response. I've been reading sections of the book as needed to
figure out particulars. Guess I didn't read that part on the background. I
appreciate you explaining it.
I'll poke around a bit and see what I can come up with as a suggestion.
Regards,
Howard Shank
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Currently, in iText I can create a new Phrase object with a main font and
then within the Phrase I can have additional Chunks or Phrases with
different fonts. Therefore, likewise would it be possible to create a
Phrase with a main run direction and then add additional Chunks or Phrases
to it
Thanks for the information. There is a possibly that we could have
non-breaking spaces in our data; the source of the data in our app is an
Oracle database. The data set spans several years (approx. 7 years ~ 500 GB
in size). We are extracting data sets to pdf to serve as a special purpose
Hi,
I have a couple of questions regarding column widths in a PdfPTable.
1) Is there a quick, out-of-the-box way to tell the table to set each
column width to the width of the cell (among the cells in the column)
with the maximum width?
2) If not, what's the best approach that you
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