Hi 
 i am adding an jpeg image to a pdftable.
 before adding i scale the image using Image.scaleToFit.
 the image is read from a db blob, and i am making sure that the IMAGE IS
NOT NULL in windows and solaris.
 the resizing operation runs successfully in both winodws and Linux.
 the pdf gets generated successfully and the image is missing and there is
no exception thrown and THERE IS NO STACK TRACE.
 the program runs fine, generates pdf without any exception being thrown in
linux.
 i added a logger for itext in my log4j and can see that there is no logging
from iText.
 when i run the same code in my desktop Windows, it runs fine with image
being displayed. 
 size of image in bytes is around 20k
 the size of resulting pdf in Linux 4k, and size of generated pdf in wondoes
is 24k.
 i understood from other posts and my development experience  with iText,
that if an image is bigger than the cell its holding, or the table, then it
gets cropped.
 this problem in Linux only happens for some images. for some images they
work fine. i cannot post the images or code.

 WHAT I AM TRYING TO UNDERSTAND MOST IS IT IS WHY IT WORKS FINE IN WINDOWS,
AND SAME EXACT IMAGE DOES NOT WORK IN LINUX. WHATS CAUSING THIS? 
 ONE MORE THING IS WHY IS THE WHOLE IMAGE MISSING FROM PDF, RATHER THAN JUST
PART OF IT BEING CROPPED. AND WHY THERE IS NO STACK TRACE. 
 its very hard to understand whats happeing because there is no stacktrace
or exception.

i ran this for around 100 differnt images and none of them in windows have
this problem, and lot of them in Unix have this problem.
 sorry i cannot post code, images due to confidentaility.
thanks for your time and i greatly appreciate your feedback.
 thanks
 Sid
 
 

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