Hi,
If I have a table A which has a large nested table B, Document.Add(A) will be
very slow. Java heap usage is especially high. Has anyone experienced similar
problem? Is there any way to solve it?
I know if only B is added to Document, I can write a few rows of B to Document
and then flush B's content. But is this trick feasible when B is nested inside?
I don't think so according to my experience, because although performance is
greatly improved, the generated PDF looks quite different from the desired
result (e.g., missing header, table border). I would really appreciate it if
anyone can give me some idea.
Thanks,
George
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