Hi
How is it possible for a PDF created by a PDF writer to allow saving
data(in reader) on local system?
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Sweta Hasmukhray Pandya
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Sweta Pandya wrote:
> 1) when using XMLData.parse() &x.saveXML(\"pretty\");Its give me XML
> data in string format.
>
> Now problem is that how user save this xml data locally.
This is not possible with Adobe Reader. You need to post the XML to a
server. The EULA of Adobe Reader forbids you to have this server on the
same machine as Adobe Reader.
> 2) if i am using exportAsXFDF & exportXFAData for generating XML its
> give error like this:
>
> NotAllowedError: Security settings prevent access to this property or
> method.
Correct! You are doing something that isn't allowed.
> for these methods need security rights. means that rights enabled in
> reader.
Correct.
> If possible by using iText i can enable security rights of reader.
> (mainly this exports right)?
No, you will find no Third Party product that allows you to add Reader
Enabling. This is only possible with Adobe software.
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