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 asked
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 this
Hello,
By the way, I sent a fix some days ago related to the PDF/A conformance:
http://www.mail-archive.com/itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net/msg53900.html
It is a very minor modification to PdfStructureElement.java.
Have a nice day
Jose
2010/11/3 1T3XT info i...@1t3xt.info
On
If you use lower level constructs like directcontent it is possible to
get strange errors
if you write stuff out of order or if you have unclosed sections or
sections with the wrong kind of content.
So I think your idea to comment out all rendering code is a good one.
I don't know which tool
On 3/11/2010 8:56, jmrrva wrote:
Hello,
By the way, I sent a fix some days ago related to the PDF/A conformance:
http://www.mail-archive.com/itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net/msg53900.html
It is a very minor modification to PdfStructureElement.java.
I think the Type is Optional,
Hi all and super thanks very much for your feedback.
I tried wrapping the pdf page into an Image and i did scaling / rotating and
it worked.
I want also to do the same thing but with the cb.addTemplate(a,b,c,d,e,f)
I want to do a scalling + rotating and I have computed my transformation
matrix.
On 3/11/2010 10:49, Anca Zapuc wrote:
Hi all and super thanks very much for your feedback.
I tried wrapping the pdf page into an Image and i did scaling / rotating
and it worked.
I want also to do the same thing but with the cb.addTemplate(a,b,c,d,e,f)
I want to do a scalling + rotating and
On 3/11/2010 10:44, Ariffin Hasan wrote:
If you noticed, in the combined pdf, there is a small red dot at the top
right hand corner of page 1 and a red line at the
same position in other pages.
That's not correct.
It's not a line and it's not a dot.
It's text and it says:
Demo Version -
I noticed that and I also noticed that iText was not used to concatenate the
PDFs. Did you send us the right PDF or the PDF was generated with some other
tool?
Paulo
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Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2010 10:17 AM
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Hi
Eclipse is my IDE, and I know the cause now. There were a few parts in the
code that weren't covered completely in the exception handling so a getter
in a domain object returned null, nothing more than that.
But sometimes you miss the obvious and start looking for more complicated
answers...
i have adapted code at the url,
http://www.wirelust.com/2008/03/17/creating-an-itext-pdf-with-embedded-jfreechart,
for using jfreechart to generate high quality graphs inserted into PDF
files with the iText API. i must admit with the author, there is no
other way to integrate these two APIs with
On 3/11/2010 11:48, Jake Vang wrote:
i have adapted code at the url,
http://www.wirelust.com/2008/03/17/creating-an-itext-pdf-with-embedded-jfreechart,
for using jfreechart to generate high quality graphs inserted into PDF
files with the iText API. i must admit with the author, there is no
Jake,
It looks like what you need is to use document.add(); to add all of your
content. It will take care of jumping onto next page when content does not
fit in the remaining of the page etc. All you need to do is to create
Paragraph, PdfPTable, Image etc. and add using document.add();
Good luck
I also thought that it was optional. But after Callas reports I notice that
the ISO docs say SHALL HAVE:
chapter 6.8.3.3 Structure hierarchy:
Each structure element dictionary in the structure hierarchy *shall
have* a Type entry with the name value of StructElem.
Once again, thanks for your
On 3/11/2010 14:36, jmrrva wrote:
I also thought that it was optional. But after Callas reports I notice
that the ISO docs say SHALL HAVE
OK, seems like a minor inconsistency in the ISO.
The table says: optional, the text says: required.
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Yup, it's been resolved in a corrigenda for PDF/A - but in the meantime, you
need to put it there :(.
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Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2010 9:44 AM
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Hi,
I want to embed a few fonts for our web app, which runs on Google App
Engine. I am using eclipse, and I created a fonts folder under the war
folder to store the .ttf files with my project. The following fails with
source not found
comicSansFont = BaseFont.createFont(fonts/comic.ttf,
Do you have the legal right to use those fonts in that environment? For
example, comic.ttf is a Microsoft font and can only be used on the
Windows-based computer (which Google clearly isn't running).
Leonard
From: Rod Hall [mailto:rh...@planbook.com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2010 10:28
Trying to get my arms around this.
The PDF file I'm creating is a nice looking version of what the user sees in
their browser window. They can select a variety of fonts for their text in
the browser, and I then want the PDF to also have these fonts. I assume the
fonts the user sees in their
Hi
I am generating footnotes using onGenericTag() and onEndPage() and I
am getting a strange behavior
for some reason, the last generic tag wasn´t being called in the
onEndPage method, so I´ve forced the document to create one (which
resulted in a blank last page)
No, you are looking at it exactly the correct way. However, that doesn't mean
that it's not an issue.It's an issue faced by every server-side PDF creator
for over a decade now. There are solutions which include client-side only,
server-side only, or a combination. But you still need to
Thanks Leonard, so I think my question goes back to iText. My preference is
to have the client side PDF reader look for the fonts locally. I think this
means that I do not embed the fonts in the PDF at creation on the server,
but is there a way that I tell iText to allow the font-families to be
Just use an AffineTransform and suck the coordinates out that way. The
order in the array AT gives you matches the order of the parameters in
addTemplate().
--Mark Storer
Senior Software Engineer
Cardiff.com
import legalese.Disclaimer;
DisclaimerCardiff DisCard = null;
On 3/11/2010 19:22, Rod Hall wrote:
I am using iText 5.0.5, and when I look in the properties of the
created PDF file I do not see any of the fonts that I requested to have
added (via my html style=font-families:blah blah; that I send to the
HTMLworker), I only see the standard 14...
You
I can guess from my limited debugging experience that you must have those
fonts available in the server when you are generating the pdf since iText
needs font specific information when rendering the pdf like character size.
On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 3:22 PM, 1T3XT info i...@1t3xt.info wrote:
On
On 3/11/2010 20:30, Nurettin DAG wrote:
I can guess from my limited debugging experience that you must have
those fonts available in the server when you are generating the pdf
since iText needs font specific information when rendering the pdf like
character size.
That's correct.
In PDF,
still has the the old version number. it's reflected in the .dll download too.
thank you!
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