Op 3/02/2011 20:02, crimeunit schreef:
> Where is the logic?
> Even so, thanks for reply but when I did some tests, I mentioned that the
> 'isPrintingAllowed()' method returns a 'false' boolean -> but I can print
> the PDF-file when I open the it?!
Maybe "degraded printing" is allowed.
What matter
This may be a bug in iText.
I think the PdfTemplate's XObj should have the StructParents entry, not
the page, but it's added to the first page.
When combining direct content manipulation with Document functions, you
have to be Very Careful in various places, and this is clearly one of
them.
Both
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Where is the logic?
Even so, thanks for reply but when I did some tests, I mentioned that the
'isPrintingAllowed()' method returns a 'false' boolean -> but I can print
the PDF-file when I open the it?!
As attached, the image as example; could you please help me out, maybe the
code is a bit wrong?
iText doesn't create tags/marked content on its own. You have to
explicitly do that as a separate step. Not Trivial. And adding it now
won't help you with your existing PDFs.
What you want is all but impossible.
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import legalese.Disclaim
Thank you for your help.
What about extracting colspan and rowspan attributes from the table? By
extracting the tagging format of a table, you can decompose how the table
was constructed but unfortunately I cannot find a way to find the colspan
and rowspan information.
Thanks again.
2011/2/3 1T
Op 3/02/2011 17:52, Karen Wei schreef:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to manipulate tables from existing PDF documents? (ie:
> change the colspan of a certain cell) I understand this is possible
> when creating a pdfptable object, but I cannot figure out a way to
> cast existing tables as pdfptable. A
HUH?!? I don't know where you heard that it is a bug and we are fixing it -
but they are VERY CONFUSED.
It's not a bug - it's a feature!
Reader X now supports highlight and note comments on ALL PDFs. However, for
other types of commenting, you WILL need to Reader Enable it.
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-Ori
Hi,
Is it possible to manipulate tables from existing PDF documents? (ie: change
the colspan of a certain cell) I understand this is possible when creating a
pdfptable object, but I cannot figure out a way to cast existing tables as
pdfptable. Any help would be appreciated.
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Hello all
> Could someone please confirm (or disapprove) my understanding of chapter
> 8.7.1 Reader-enabling a form using Adobe Acrobat ?
>
> Section 8.7.1 is about PDF forms. Does it also apply to simple iText
> created PDFs?
> Is it true that there is no chance to create a PDF with "Commenting:
>
Op 3/02/2011 16:11, Leonard Rosenthol schreef:
You need to look for the MDP key
Yes, but I see that the MDP key isn't always present, not even for
certification signatures.
When is it required?
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Op 3/02/2011 15:44, LIDA VAN LOSSER-JONKER schreef:
This is another way to get the reason from a signature, but I am
searching for a way to know if it's a certifying signature or an
ordinary signature.
I must have overlooked that part of your question.
Add these lines:
if (sig.get(PdfName.REFER
This is another way to get the reason from a signature, but I am searching for a way to know if it's a certifying signature or an ordinary signature.Op 03/02/11, 1T3XT BVBA schreef: Op 3/02/2011 13:37, lvl schreef:> Do you mean the following PdfDictionary?> If yes, which entry can I use?> If no, w
Op 3/02/2011 14:27, jmueto schreef:
> Hello all
>
> Could someone please confirm (or disapprove) my understanding of chapter
> 8.7.1 Reader-enabling a form using Adobe Acrobat ?
OK.
> Section 8.7.1 is about PDF forms. Does it also apply to simple iText
> created PDFs?
???
What do you mean? The a
do you mean page 115 and page 116? , I dont have itext in action, can I see
this information online ?
also can you tell what in code do I have to add to make it beawre of memory
issues ?
On Thu, Feb 3, 2011 at 8:56 AM, 1T3XT BVBA wrote:
> Op 3/02/2011 14:05, fachhoch schreef:
>
>> should I worry
Hello all
Could someone please confirm (or disapprove) my understanding of chapter
8.7.1 Reader-enabling a form using Adobe Acrobat ?
Section 8.7.1 is about PDF forms. Does it also apply to simple iText
created PDFs?
Is it true that there is no chance to create a PDF with "Commenting:
Allowed"
Op 3/02/2011 15:12, Michael Schreiber schreef:
> "Details" is the text string used for the chunk.
OK, in that case, you need to "reserve sufficient space" when you write
the text.
For instance: This book has pages.
Where the blanks are, you add a PdfTemplate. The best way to achieve
thi
Op 3/02/2011 13:37, lvl schreef:
> Do you mean the following PdfDictionary?
> If yes, which entry can I use?
> If no, which dictionary do you mean?
This works for me:
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(myFile);
AcroFields fields = reader.getAcroFields();
for (String signame : fields.getSignatureName
"Details" is the text string used for the chunk.
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Op 3/02/2011 14:05, fachhoch schreef:
> should I worry abpout memory issues
Yes!
> when working with itext pdftable and
> lost of row data ?
No!
For really large tables, you should consider using the aproach explained
on p115-116 of the Second Edition of "iText in Action":
http://itextpdf.com/
Op 3/02/2011 14:35, Michael Schreiber schreef:
> First of all thank you very much for this great PDF library!!
> I've been using it a lot lately and I've always been very happy with the
> generated PDFs.
>
> As I couldn't find a solution to my problem in this mailing-list I decided to
> ask for any
I send the resulting PDF
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Op 3/02/2011 14:36, crimeunit schreef:
> Thanks for the quick respons,
>
> But when I do the following:
>
>
> PdfReader reader = new PDFReader(String "C:\\test.pdf");
> System.out.println(PdfEncryptor.isPrintingAllowed(reader.getPermissions()));
>
>
> .. then the isPrintingAllowed() method always r
First of all thank you very much for this great PDF library!!
I've been using it a lot lately and I've always been very happy with the
generated PDFs.
As I couldn't find a solution to my problem in this mailing-list I decided to
ask for any suggestions on how to solve this problem.
I create a PD
I want to know if my code below can cause memory issues ,
PdfPTable table = new PdfPTable(headers.length);
// header code
for (int i = 0; i < headers.length; i++) {
String header = headers[i];
PdfPCell cell = new PdfPCell(
Thanks for the quick respons,
But when I do the following:
PdfReader reader = new PDFReader(String "C:\\test.pdf");
System.out.println(PdfEncryptor.isPrintingAllowed(reader.getPermissions()));
.. then the isPrintingAllowed() method always returns false, also when the
pdf-file in adobe could b
Do you mean the following PdfDictionary?
If yes, which entry can I use?
If no, which dictionary do you mean?
I can't find this in the book iText in Action.
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader("C:\\temp\\pdf_certified.pdf");
AcroFields af = reader.getAcroFields();
ArrayList names = af.getSig
Op 3/02/2011 13:04, crimeunit schreef:
> My question is, is their a simple way the find out if a pdf file is
> encrypted,
http://api.itextpdf.com/com/itextpdf/text/pdf/PdfReader.html#isEncrypted%28%29
> copy-prtected, print-protected, user/owner-protected, (so it's
> only about "Detection" like p
Op 3/02/2011 11:20, lvl schreef:
> I get a pdf with one certifying signature and two ordinary signature.
> I only need the reason of the certifying signature.
>
> At the moment I can read the reasons of the three signatures (by using
> AcroFields and PdfPKCS7), but I don't know how to check if the
I get a pdf with one certifying signature and two ordinary signature.
I only need the reason of the certifying signature.
At the moment I can read the reasons of the three signatures (by using
AcroFields and PdfPKCS7), but I don't know how to check if the signature is
a certifying one or an ordin
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