I am trying to add a table to an existing 1-page PDF (the existing PDF has an AcroForm header and footer that I am populating). I want to add a table to the middle of the page, and if the table gets too long, it will start a new page (With the existing PDF document copied to the new page - I need the headers & footers on every page). I believe I will have to position the table w/ coordinates (below the header), and evaluate its height before adding each row. (When it gets too long, I should start a new page, copy the existing document to the new page, and start a new table). I am having trouble juggling PDFStamper, PDFReader & PDFWriter while keeping the file in memory (this is for a web application and I don't want to save any files to disk).
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