Did you use
iTWriter.setPageEvent( new OnPageEnd() );
somewhere before the pageEvent is first triggered?
If not, iText has no idea that you've created this event.
---mr.bean
jlopes151 wrote:
>
> Ok I created a class extended it with PdfPageEventHelper put a Println in
> the onEndPage method
> and nothing printed.
>
> public class MyClass extends PdfPageEventHelper{
> ...... code to produce a pdf works with out error .....
> .... after a number of rows I execute newPage() ....
> public void onEndPage(PdfWriter writer, Document doc){
> System.out.println("Some text");
> }
>
> }
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