1) iText is still an open source project. However, if you want to use
it in a commercial context, you need to:
a) use an older/unsupported version
b) pay for it.
c) make your source available to everyone who receives the output of
that source (the PDFs) as required by the AGPL.
2) RTF support was dropped a while back.
--Mark Storer
Senior Software Engineer
Cardiff.com
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Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 1:51 AM
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Subject: [iText-questions] Older Itext sourceforce, version
2.17.
Before iText went commercial, it appears that it once was an
open source project.
Are there older versions, like the ones on sourceforge, which
are purely open source,
and require no purchase license, and may be leveraged in a
commercial context for free?
Is this the case for 2.1.7?
Can it Read, edit, update, and write rtf files?
Can it create rtf files and content purely from Java code?
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