On 2/11/2010 22:45, jmrrva wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I posted this long time ago::
>
> http://www.mail-archive.com/itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net/msg41651.html
>
> Hope this helps.
Nice example, I must have overlooked it.
I'm happy to see that it works.
In future versions, I must find a way to
make
On 2/11/2010 23:57, riffla wrote:
>
> Thanks for supporting me... but for you Mark, if you look at the third
> message from top in this thread you can see what I mean about the
> stacktrace, and that I doubt it'll give you any hint 'bout the original
> cause.
That wasn't what we meant when we aske
Thanks for supporting me... but for you Mark, if you look at the third
message from top in this thread you can see what I mean about the
stacktrace, and that I doubt it'll give you any hint 'bout the original
cause.
Getting back to work tomorrow I think the best way to attack this problem is
to co
Hi,
I posted this long time ago::
http://www.mail-archive.com/itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net/msg41651.html
Hope this helps.
Jose
2010/11/2 wowarjuna
>
> Thanks a lot..u just saved my life..just another simple one..
>
> PdfPTable table = new PdfPTable(1);
> for (int _i
Just because the stack trace doesn't help you doesn't mean it won't help
us. PLEASE post the stack trace.
Help us help you. If you don't want to help us, I doubt we'll be all
that inclined to continue to help you.
--Mark Storer
Senior Software Engineer
Cardiff.com
import legalese.Disclaim
Rectangle.toString() just prints out its width and height as well. As
1T3XT info points out, calling getWidth & getHeight isn't going to tell
you much about the origin, just the width and height. You need absolute
coordinates, not relative distances.
--Mark Storer
Senior Software Engineer
Ca
You'll be happy to know that the 5.0.5 release already contains support
for font-family. No such luck on background-color however.
We've accepted quite a few user-submitted patches over the years. I was
a user submitting patches myself not so long ago.
--Mark Storer
Senior Software Engineer
I think this'll work from within a PdfPCellEvent... Let me see...
Okay. This looks a bit fragile, but I think it will work.
PdfPCellEvent.cellLayout() is called AFTER each cell is drawn.
The text and images within each given cell are written into
canvases[PdfPTable.TEXTCANVAS], so that's where y
On 2/11/2010 17:32, riffla wrote:
>
> I am debuggin at my best, but the stacktrace says nothing. And at the most
> basic level inside the doc has only one iterator, but digging deeper in the
> doc tree there seems to be more, I'm using both doc.add and contentbyte code
> to generate pdf (if that af
I am debuggin at my best, but the stacktrace says nothing. And at the most
basic level inside the doc has only one iterator, but digging deeper in the
doc tree there seems to be more, I'm using both doc.add and contentbyte code
to generate pdf (if that affects things)
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On 2/11/2010 17:15, riffla wrote:
>
> Another question (urgent situation, hence all questions in a row)...
> Is it possible to attach souce.jar to debug itext code (noticed that the
> source jar default package does not match the compiled jar, there's a 'core'
> prefixing the source jar packages)..
On 2/11/2010 17:08, riffla wrote:
>
> Inside the close() method there is an iteration over the listeners
> collection, could it be that it iterates and tries to cast itr.next() (that
> could be null for some reason) to a listener...
Wouldn't it be easier to debug the problem if you printed the
st
Another question (urgent situation, hence all questions in a row)...
Is it possible to attach souce.jar to debug itext code (noticed that the
source jar default package does not match the compiled jar, there's a 'core'
prefixing the source jar packages)...
A way to go?
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Inside the close() method there is an iteration over the listeners
collection, could it be that it iterates and tries to cast itr.next() (that
could be null for some reason) to a listener...
Expanded the document instance in the expression viewer which gave this:
"document"= Document (id=9622)
This is the document in the expression viewer:
"document"= Document (id=9583)
compress= true
ITEXT= "iText" (id=9586)
ITEXT_VERSION= "iText 2.1.7 by 1T3XT" (id=9587)
plainRandomAccess= false
RELEASE= "2.1.7" (id=9588)
wmfF
"e"= NullPointerException (id=9554)
serialVersionUID (RuntimeException)= -7034897190745766939
cause= NullPointerException (id=9554)
detailMessage= null
stackTrace= null
serialVersionUID (Throwable)= -304268
On 2/11/2010 16:13, riffla wrote:
>
> Getting a NullPointer on document.close(), though debugging shows document is
> not null...
The stack trace probably points to some object
used in the close() method, but without the
stack trace we can't help you.
> Is there a known issue on this...?
No.
>
On 2/11/2010 16:06, Anca Zapuc wrote:
>
> Hi again,
>
> I tried :
> Rectangle currentSize = currentReader.getPageSizeWithRotation(1);
> System.out.println("Current size is :" + currentSize.getWidth() +
> "*" + currentSize.getHeight());
> System.out.println("CropBox is:" + currentReade
Just put the imported page inside an Image an do all the scaling and rotation
there, no origins to worry about.
Paulo
From: Anca Zapuc [mailto:anca.za...@gmail.com]
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To: Post all your questions about iText here
Subject: Re:
Getting a NullPointer on document.close(), though debugging shows document is
not null...
And document is a Document (not a PdfDocument)...
Is there a known issue on this...?
Rebuild helps sometimes, but now it seems I'm stuck...
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Hi again,
I tried :
Rectangle currentSize = currentReader.getPageSizeWithRotation(1);
System.out.println("Current size is :" + currentSize.getWidth() + "*" +
currentSize.getHeight());
System.out.println("CropBox is:" + currentReader.getCropBox(1));
System.out.println("Trim BoxSize i
On 2/11/2010 13:17, Anca Zapuc wrote:
> Could u please tell me how can I check that ?
> Or where in the documentation I should look?
Section 5.3 gives an overview of the different page
boundaries. In that same chapter 5, the methods
getCropBox() and getBoxSize() are used.
These methods also exis
Could u please tell me how can I check that ?
Or where in the documentation I should look?
Anca
On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 2:04 PM, Paulo Soares wrote:
> You are assuming that the PDF's origin is 0,0 when it actually is
> -17.0424,-578.43402 and that must be compensated. You are also assuming tha
You are assuming that the PDF's origin is 0,0 when it actually is
-17.0424,-578.43402 and that must be compensated. You are also assuming that
the PDF is not rotated, and in this case is not, but landscape PDFs are often
rotated and it would also fail.
Paulo
Fr
Hi all,
I have the following problem :
*Problem*
*Input : landscape pdf ( size :11.70 * 8.27 in )
Process : the pdf needs to be rescaled
Version of iText : 2.1.4
Expected result : pdf rescaled
Actual result : empty pdf*
*Code *:
PdfReader currentReader = new PdfReader(sourceFileName);
Document
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From: Anca Zapuc
Date: Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 1:49 PM
Subject: [URGENT] iText 2.1.4 -> 5.0.4 PDF Lanscape Bug
To: text-questi...@lists.sourceforge.net
Hi all,
I have the following problem :
*Problem*
*Input : landscape pdf ( size :11.70 * 8.27 in )
Process
Hello,
I've just made a maintenance release for iText:
iText 5.0.5. For an overview of the changes, see:
http://itextpdf.com/history/?branch=50&node=505
A new iTextSharp release is in the making.
Starting tomorrow, I'll go through the suggestions
and bugs reported on SourceForge.
best regards,
B
On 2/11/2010 11:14, wowarjuna wrote:
>
> Thanks a lot..u just saved my life..just another simple one..
Creating structure elements for tables are not simple.
For tables with multiple cells, you need to create the
table yourself using ColumnText (if borders are needed,
you need to draw them manuall
Thanks a lot..u just saved my life..just another simple one..
PdfPTable table = new PdfPTable(1);
for (int _i = 0; _i < 100; _i++)
table.AddCell("Creates the PdfTemplate that will hold
the total number of pages.");
PdfStructureElement myt
On 2/11/2010 10:42, wowarjuna wrote:
>
> Does the following sequence is correct?
No, your attempt wasn't correct.
You want to use ColumnText, so you don't need:
cb.SetFontAndSize(bf, 10);
cb.ShowText("Para");
That just doesn't make sense...
> PdfStructureElement p = new PdfStructureElement(root
Thanks for the reply Mark. Someone send me a valid SRGB profile, so currently
I'm good. But I still have some conformance tests to run.
On 1-11-2010 17:52, Mark Storer wrote:
Well here's the code that's throwing the exception:
*if* (data.length < 128 || data[36] != 0x61 || data[37] != 0x63
Does the following sequence is correct..? If not can u just re-arrange them.
:) thanks
PdfStructureElement p = new PdfStructureElement(root, PdfName.P);
cb.BeginMarkedContentSequence(p);
cb.SetFontAndSize(bf, 10);
cb.ShowText("Para");
On 2/11/2010 10:29, Tom wrote:
>
>>> This probably means I have to do multicolumn manually...
>> That is the better option.
>
> Ok, so I've switched to ColumnText, but Chapters still aren't allowed.
No, if you need the bookmarks, you need to use PdfOutline.
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>> This probably means I have to do multicolumn manually...
> That is the better option.
Ok, so I've switched to ColumnText, but Chapters still aren't allowed. I'm
going to attempt Chunk with anchors, but kind of amazes me that I cannot use
chapters in columns. I'd assume that layout would have
On 2/11/2010 10:11, wowarjuna wrote:
>
> The following code generate the paragraph and i know we can use same
> structure to add any other element to the document. But the the PDF getting
> generated from this does not compliant to the 508.
That's because you've thrown away these lines:
PdfStructu
The following code generate the paragraph and i know we can use same
structure to add any other element to the document. But the the PDF getting
generated from this does not compliant to the 508. The application is in
.net and we dont have any samples for .net. I wonder whether we could use
XML to
The following code generate the paragraph and you i know we can use same
structure to add any other element to the document. But the the PDF getting
generated from this does not compliant to the 508. The application is in
.net and we dont have any samples for .net. I wonder whether we could use
XM
Alexander,
Raitskin Alexander wrote:
> In this document I tried another siganture (call it SigB) on peles.pdf and
> it seems to be OK (it was signed with another code)
> http://www.darina.us/code/peles_ok.pdf
FYI: The certificate used in that file looks healthier than the certificate
you used in
You can't. A mailing list sends you all mail. But you could setup a
filter in your email client.
Tom
On 2-11-2010 9:04, Eveline Koekkoek wrote:
How do I unsubsribe to all other
questions?
I just like to see the reply
On 2/11/2010 8:37, wowarjuna wrote:
>
> The following is the code am trying out. The text i want to put in to the
> paragraph is pretty big. And it will be dynamically created. Do i need to
> split the text?
The code sample can't work.
Are you sure you've read the book?
You're creating a ColumnTex
How do I unsubsribe to all other questions?
I just like to see the reply to my specific question.
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To:
Eveline Koekkoek/Netherlands/Contr/i...@ibmnl
Date:
01-11-2010 17:09
Subject:
Re: [iText-questions] PDF version question
Hallo,
u hebt dit bericht off-list gestuurd, het
The following is the code am trying out. The text i want to put in to the
paragraph is pretty big. And it will be dynamically created. Do i need to
split the text?
Document document = new Document(PageSize.A4, 36, 36, 54, 36);
try
{
ColumnText _column;
On 1/11/2010 19:41, Tina Tibrewal wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am stuck with adding a Header and Footer to an existing PDF.
>
> Any clues are appreciated. I have already checked the iText Documentation and
> did not find anything matching.
When you refer to "the iText Documentation," it is assumed that
Hi All,
I am stuck with adding a Header and Footer to an existing PDF.
Any clues are appreciated. I have already checked the iText Documentation and
did not find anything matching.
My code goes like below -
Document document = new Document();
try {
// step 2:
FileInputStr
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On 2/11/2010 8:03, wowarjuna wrote:
>
> How to add a structure element to a ColumnText (A paragraph etc)...If you
> could give me a simple code snippest, I would really appreciate. If this
> work we'll be defineatly buying this product.
You don't add the structure element to the ColumnText.
You ad
How to add a structure element to a ColumnText (A paragraph etc)...If you
could give me a simple code snippest, I would really appreciate. If this
work we'll be defineatly buying this product.
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