> Have you done an attempt to read my answer?
> It doesn't matter if it's tempDoc or docCon,
> the answer still stands: you have subclassed
> PdfPageEventHelper. Add a variable and pass
> docCon to that variable.
>
>
I have made an attempt.. but as admitted in my first post.. I am completely
new to Java. I am a lotus notes developer who ran into a brick wall with my
project and had to resort to this. The code I am using is obviously much
more extensive than the example code posted on the LDD forum.
Anyway.. bottom line.. I don't know the syntax to add this to the
constructor.
The other problem I am having..
I write my header and footer tables... the only content that goes in between
is another table with line items (think order confirmation OR invoice) my
table needs to fit between the header and footer using all the space
available (stretch if necessary when not enough content, roll to next page
when content too much)
Question.. is there some way I can specify where to stop writing rows?
rowTable.writeSelectedRows(0, -1, document.leftMargin(), 530,
writer.getDirectContent());
In this line of code I start writing at position 530.. this is where the
header table ends... how to I indicate where the footer table starts and
stop writing lines.
I AM WILLING TO PAY FOR ASSISTANCE :o)
just email me [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am not trying to get someone to do my work.. I am trying desperately to
please a client but haven't the foggyist clue how to finish this. ARG!
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