Thanks for you patience in answering me :) I wanted your input regarding designing my requirement. In application, on which I working, there would be lot of email template and which will be generated and sent by client for whom we are working (one I sent u in attachment). I am thinking to ask client to send the email in template in form of AcroForm. Then I can use iTEXT to populate the fields using iText. This would be better approach?
Here in template few fields will be repetitive (in some cases we have to show 2 or more Principal Investigator) like Principal Investigator (see attachment) so can I insert(copy) portion of text in AcroForm through iText? Regards Shailesh -----Original Message----- From: Bruno Lowagie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 2:26 PM To: Shailesh Raj (WT01 - HLS) Cc: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Replacing placeholder value in PDF [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Thanks a ton Bruno. Really I was not aware about these details of >storage style of PDF and other type of files like Word. > >Now I will do it same way as you have suggested. Is there free s/w >availed to create AcroForm? >I wanted to create a AcroForm corresponding to a PDF template (like I >sent in attachment in previous mail) and then fill it with values on >fly. > You can do it 'the hard way', using iText only. But I am told that you can also use iText in combination with JPedal. I think there's a tutorial on jpedal.org somewhere about it. The basic idea is that you use JPedal to visualize your PDF and JPedal uses iText to add the AcroFields you define in the JPedal GUI. Let me know if this is right, because it would be a good topic for the FAQ. br, Bruno
EXEMPTIONGRANTED.pdf
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