Hi All,
I'm developing and Application on Linux, and this
application makes PDF files taking the information
from the database.
Everything works OK but I Have a proble with the Latin
Characters (�, �, �, �, �, �, �, etc).
When I take the info from the database and printed to
teh PDF this special characters become a blank space.
after that I write a function that convert this
charactes to CP1252 writing codes. e.g. � -> \u00D1
This are the functions:
public static Paragraph setFormatearTextoPDF(String
strTexto, String strTipoLetra, boolean blnNegrita,
boolean blnCursiva, int intSize, Color clColorLetra,
String strAlineacion) throws java.io.IOException,
DocumentException, ClassNotFoundException
{
Font ftLetra = null;
BaseFont bfTipoLetra =
BaseFont.createFont(strTipoLetra, BaseFont.CP1252,
BaseFont.NOT_EMBEDDED);
if (blnNegrita && blnCursiva) { ftLetra = new
Font(bfTipoLetra, intSize, Font.BOLDITALIC,
clColorLetra); }
else if (blnNegrita) { ftLetra = new
Font(bfTipoLetra, intSize, Font.BOLD, clColorLetra); }
else if (blnCursiva) { ftLetra = new
Font(bfTipoLetra, intSize, Font.ITALIC, clColorLetra);
}
else { ftLetra = new Font(bfTipoLetra, intSize,
Font.NORMAL, clColorLetra); }
strTexto = StrToCP1252(strTexto);
Paragraph paLetra = new Paragraph(strTexto,
ftLetra);
paLetra.setAlignment(strAlineacion);
return paLetra;
}
public static String StrToCP1252(String
strEntrada)
{
String strSalida = strEntrada;
strSalida = strSalida.replaceAll("�","\u00D1");
strSalida = strSalida.replaceAll("�","\u00F1");
strSalida = strSalida.replaceAll("�","\u00E1");
strSalida = strSalida.replaceAll("�","\u00E9");
strSalida = strSalida.replaceAll("�","\u00ED");
strSalida = strSalida.replaceAll("�","\u00F3");
strSalida = strSalida.replaceAll("�","\u00FA");
strSalida = strSalida.replaceAll("�","\u00C1");
strSalida = strSalida.replaceAll("�","\u00C9");
strSalida = strSalida.replaceAll("�","\u00CD");
strSalida = strSalida.replaceAll("�","\u00D3");
strSalida = strSalida.replaceAll("�","\u00DA");
return strSalida;
}
Any idea how could I solve this?
Thanks a lot,
Nairo Granados
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