How do I determine what the schema is for the xml file to populate the pdf?  
With the Currency Transaction Report I'm not sure what the xml schema is that I 
need to use to fill the pdf.  I'm using iTextSharp in C#.  Any insight would be 
greatly appreciated.  Is there code examples to do this using iTextSharp?



Thanks


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Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2013 1:38 AM
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Issue reading pages and fields from pdf

On 12/02/2013 22:36, Greg Lorenz wrote:
I have this pdf (CurrencyTransactionReport.pdf) that I cannot seem to get pages 
and fields out of and therefore cannot fill them in programmatically.

That's probably because you're trying to fill out a pure XFA form the same way 
as you would fill out an AcroForm.
See the attached screen shot to find out the meaning of this clarification.


The only difference that I can see between CurrencyTransactionReport.pdf and 
the fin104_ctr.pdf is that the old one allowed Page Extraction and this new CTR 
does not.

By saying this, you tell us you didn't read chapter 8 of "iText in Action - 
Second Edition" ;-)


 First and formost does iTestSharp 5.3.5 support this version of PDF?

You can inject an XML dataset into a pure XFA form using iText 5.3.5. The 
result will be a filled out PDF that contains an XFA stream. If you want to 
flatten such a PDF (that is: convert the XML syntax stored inside the PDF to 
pure PDF syntax), you need XFA Worker. XFA Worker is a closed source add-on 
built on top of iText.
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