Nielsen, Michael wrote:
> Hi again
>
> Sorry for keep babbeling :)...But what object precisely do you want me
> to cache? If you mean the PdfReader isnt there a risk of an continues
> open stream as I do not close the reader then before the PdfStamper has
> been around explicitly .close() it?
No,
creating memory leaks ;)).
/Michael
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Nielsen, Michael wrote
Nielsen, Michael wrote:
> Well we have 3 different forms and we read the information from a url as
> its a web application
Why not cache these three forms, one way or another.
Read them from the URL upon starting the web app.
> Have 3 different PDFReaders and then use a generic
> approach using t
the setFieldCache() ?
/Michael
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Nielsen, Michael wrote:
>
Nielsen, Michael wrote:
> Hi there
>
> I with joy using this iText component..really nice and flexible to use.
> Though I have been performance measuring the code and it seams there
> might be a few "skelletons in the clotheset" performance wise :).
>
> The implementation is simpel. I read a
Hi there
I with joy using this iText component..really nice and flexible to use.
Though I have been performance measuring the code and it seams there
might be a few "skelletons in the clotheset" performance wise :).
The implementation is simpel. I read a 250 kb PDF file from an http url
using
