On Apr 29, 2007, at 8:41 PM, William Alexander Segraves wrote:
>> The localhost server can save the data to it's own data-store all it
>> wants - no problems! It is the creation of a filled-in PDF via the
>> server process that creates the violation.
>>
>
> So, if a Java-iText class is provided that does the merging on the
> client-side of the transaction, separately from the interaction
> between the
> client browser and the "localhost" server, this would be O.K. Right?
>
If the localhost server communicates in any way with the iText class
that is doing the saving - then you are in violation.
Leonard
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