Op 17/03/2011 9:32, pepgrifell schreef: > hi, > > I have a PDF with AcroForms (It contains some fields). The PDF is read in > server side (PDFReader, PDFStamper) and fields are filled with some values. > Then the servlet sends the PDF to client side. When PDF is opened in > browser, the user can edit the fields and modify it. > > I would like to know if (in server side) I can make the fields (or AcroForm) > not editable. Users shouldn't be able to change the field values. Did you read chapter 8 of "iText in Action"? If so, you know you have two options: 1. flattening the PDF: there's no more interactivity. 2. making fields read-only: in this case, you can still retrieve the fields (or change the properties). You need to decide which option is best for you.
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