I was able to solve this a with a workaround. I created two form fields, one
above the other. "formfieldtop" and "formfieldbottom". Then I manage the
line break in my JAVA code likeso:
String valueString= getValueString();
if(valueString.length()>60){
int half = valueString.length()/2;
int breakIndex = valueString.substring(0, half).lastIndexOf(" ");
acroFields.setField("formfieldtop", valueString.substring(0,
breakIndex));
acroFields.setField("formfieldbottom",
valueString.substring(breakIndex+1));
}else{
acroFields.setField("formfieldbottom", valueString);
}
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