Hi,
I'm using iText 5.1.3 to fill a pdf form model created by Adobe LiveCycle
Designer.
In Adobe LiveCycle I specified accessibile label text using tooltip or
custom screen reader text for one single text field. XML view reports the
following <assist> tag for the field named R24:
...
<field name="R24" y="114pt" x="121.248pt" w="136.8pt" h="18pt"
access="protected">
<ui>
<textEdit>
<border>
<edge presence="hidden"/>
<fill/>
</border>
</textEdit>
</ui>
<traversal>
<traverse ref="R25[0]"/>
</traversal>
<assist>
<speak>Codice Fiscale</speak>
</assist>
</field>
...
When I used the Listing 8.20 XfaMovie.java code (readXfa) to extract the Xfa
file, the assist tag disappeared. Is that correct?
Anyway I really need to add this information to the pdf file generated after
the filling with the method of Listing 8.28 XfaMovies.java (manipulatePdf),
which seems to be missing from the destination pdf file.
I know there are limitations of iText regarding XMA but I don't know if this
is included in that limitation.
Second question is: if it is part of the limited XMA support of my iText, is
there another way to add text readable by a screen reader (consider that I
cannot use captions because the caption is placed above the textfied and
occupies more than one line)?
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