James Holder wrote:
> All,
> I was hoping for a quick sanity check here. I've got my code working,
> but I want to make sure I haven't missed an optimizations.
You did right thing asking for alternatives.
You are using PdfCopyFields.
This class is to be used when you have different (!) forms
tha
_apollo wrote:
> Hello.
>
> iText 2.1.7 is from July 2009. The ready book is announced about 1,5 years
> later. How useful is the new book for 2.1.7?
It's useful (more useful than the first edition), but it will frustrate
you that plenty of cool functionality (such as parsing PDF) isn't
availabl
All,
I was hoping for a quick sanity check here. I've got my code working, but I
want to make sure I haven't missed an optimizations.
Quick Description:
I have an existing PDF form with named fields. The form does have a
watermark that I added, but the rest of it was created in Acrobat. (i think
Hello.
iText 2.1.7 is from July 2009. The ready book is announced about 1,5 years
later. How useful is the new book for 2.1.7?
Regards
_apollo
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jean teo wrote:
> Do I need to install anything to my server?
I bet you can't access the file on your server even if you're not using
iTextSharp. Either the file is missing, or you don't have the right
permissions, or (most likely:) the path to your file is all wrong
because you've made the wro
Dear Sir/Madam,
I get error message shown below, though I put the file in right place. It works
when I run the project in IDE(locally), however it does work when I deploy to
my server. It was not itextSharp.dll error because it works if I use PdfWriter
to create pdf, but it will not work if i
