Strange question.There are two books and numerous tutorial explaining how to use iText. Didn't you find any of them?
http://itextpdf.com/book
On 29/03/2013 16:21, Arturo Saliva wrote:
I would like to be able to create a link on my page that allows the user to convert an image (gif or jpeg) to a pdf file and download it to their computers WITHOUT saving that file also be saved in my webserver.
That's the standard way of doing it, isn't it? In a web context, you either create the PDF in memory (using a ByteArrayOutputStream) or you send it straight to the browser (using a ServletOutputStream).
As it is, the methods used in the example Im following have the file saved in my server.
Did you read the book? Please read chapter 9 of the Second Edition of iText in Action, explaining how to create PDFs from a servlet. You can find the examples here: http://itextpdf.com/book/chapter.php?id=9
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