In the first choise, and because you would have bought Reader Extensions, you
could then use XPAAJ instead of iText, because merging (only) data with XPAAJ
should not take the Reader enabled "thing" from your form. This would improve
your solution because you would need to send only one time the pdf template to
Reader Extensions.
Off course iText is more powerful than XPAAJ, but it doesn´t seems to be the
best solution in this scenario.> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thu, 15 May
2008 10:41:43 -0400> To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net> Subject: Re:
[iText-questions] Save typed-in content with Adobe Reader> > On May 15, 2008,
at 8:56 AM, Fhomasp wrote:> > A User who requires assistance needs to fill in a
form but is > > unsure of all> > of the required information.> > For this
matter there is an online form which will already contain > > info from> > our
database. However the user needs this form to be portable or > > at least> >
travel over an offline environment.> > Later on, the user needs to be able to
submit the PDF document online.> > So basically there is an offline time gap
between the created pdf > > document> > and the submit time of this pdf
document.> >> OK, so this is a common situation, but one not solvable by iText
> alone..> > > > I was thinking about an XFA form with reader enable but when I
add > > a field> > to the original JSF form I need to adjust the XFA template.>
>> Unless you really want/need XFA - I would stick with standard > AcroForms.
(regardless of any other choice you make)> > > > I have a copy and license of
Adobe acrobat 8 Pro. I create a Root > > document> > with "Reader enable",
import this in the Java application using a > > stamper.> > As soon as you
start playing with that form with iText, you will > break the "enablement" - so
that's a non-starter.> > That means you have two choices> 1) You purchase Adobe
LiveCycle Reader Extension Server and then that > "enables" the document after
you've used iText to apply the content.> 2) You don't use iText at all - and
instead use FDF files in > conjunction with your "Reader Enabled by Acrobat"
file.> > > Leonard> > >
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