I have a table with 30 rows (and 12 columns) and I am using the suggestion in "Example 13" to manually set page breaks between rows. The table works fine when all 30 rows fit on the same page, but if I position the table so that the rows span two pages, then I get a stack overflow error. My code for generating the table is below. Error occurs both with or without the fitsPage statement. Thanks for your consideration --
int ColumnNumber = 12 ;
Table myTable = getTable(); // method returns table with headers
for ( int k = 0 ; k < results.size() ; k++ ) { // results is a vector of vectors
Vector row = (Vector)results.get(k) ; // a row of data
for ( int m = 0 ; m < ColumnNumber ; m++ ) {
Cell cell = new Cell(new Phrase((String)row.get(m), TableFont)) ;
myTable.addCell( cell );
}
Table myTable = getTable(); // method returns table with headers
for ( int k = 0 ; k < results.size() ; k++ ) { // results is a vector of vectors
Vector row = (Vector)results.get(k) ; // a row of data
for ( int m = 0 ; m < ColumnNumber ; m++ ) {
Cell cell = new Cell(new Phrase((String)row.get(m), TableFont)) ;
myTable.addCell( cell );
}
if ( !writer.fitsPage(myTable)) {
myTable.deleteLastRow();
k--;
document.add(myTable);
document.newPage();
myTable = getTable();
myTable.setOffset(0);
}
}
document.add(myTable);
myTable.deleteLastRow();
k--;
document.add(myTable);
document.newPage();
myTable = getTable();
myTable.setOffset(0);
}
}
document.add(myTable);
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