Op 4/01/2011 15:44, david100 schreef: > Thanks for the response. I did some more searching in the code and found that > the<letter> tag maps to ElementTags.ITEXT. In what code? I assume you're referring to YOUR code. Or are you referring to some existing example? You're not being clear. I know iText, but I'm pretty sure the <letter> tag is defined somewhere in iText. > I looked in the javadoc and it > said that ElementTags.ITEXT is the "root tag." Would the root tag translate > to being a Document or Paragraph object or something else? The root tag is the root tag. You can map it to anything you want. If you want to map it to a Document, fine! If you want to map it to a Paragraph, that's fine by me too! It would help if you told us what your goal is. Now you're only frustrating us. > If I applied two > XML files via the SAXParser which both have a<letter> and</letter> tag, > would this produce an invalid PDF document? How is that relevant? You're the one writing the DocumentHandler, aren't you? I'm sorry, what is your problem? Did you write any code yet? (I haven't seen any.)
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