-- Original message --
From: Peter Rait <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hello Bill,
>
> Thank you for the useful link on your other posting.
>
You're very welcome.
> I think I will the Swing application give a try as it seem easily
> custumizable to me. But if I genera
Hello Bill,
Thank you for the useful link on your other posting.
>> It is not a form which will be created by the application but a PDF
>> containing only some tables which will be viewed with the Reader. Would
>> this also be against the EULA?
>
>
> If the PDF is modified on the user's compu
-- Original message --
From: Peter Rait <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hello Bill,
>
> > http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/acrreula.html
> >
> > For example, check paragraph 3.4 and enlighten yourself.
>
> I will have a look.
> I was not thinking about a local HTTP
-- Original message --
From: Peter Rait <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Yes I know what a Swing application is but I thought that if one hasn't
> very much experience building a GUI using Swing it would be easier to
> have a HTML page with a form submitting the data vi
Hello Bill,
> http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/acrreula.html
>
> For example, check paragraph 3.4 and enlighten yourself.
I will have a look.
> I recently ran across a stand-alone CDROM-based Java application that
> collects form data, merging same into an AcroForm the hard way, by editin
Bruno Lowagie schrieb:
> Peter Rait wrote:
>> Thank you for your considerations.
>> My problem is what else can I use when I want to distribute my
>> application (creating customizable lists as PDFs) to users who have not
>> always an internet connection to a server?
>> Would it be a better solut
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Peter, IMO, you should read the Reader EULA as if
> you were an Adobe legal staff member, looking for
> the greatest advantage for Adobe.
Another mistake I made by replying too early in the morning:
I forgot about the original question and forgot the context.
The origin
Peter Rait wrote:
> Thank you for your considerations.
> My problem is what else can I use when I want to distribute my
> application (creating customizable lists as PDFs) to users who have not
> always an internet connection to a server?
> Would it be a better solution that the Applet is sending
-- Original message --
From: Peter Rait <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> 1T3XT info schrieb:
> > Peter Rait wrote:
> >> If this is the case please let me know how you solved this problem.
> >
> > Who knows, maybe you're even trying to do something that goes against
> > the
1T3XT info schrieb:
> Peter Rait wrote:
>> If this is the case please let me know how you solved this problem.
>
> I fear there won't be a lot of response.
> I'm sorry, but IMHO your design has plenty of flaws:
> are you going to depend on JavaScript/Applet communication?
> Are you going to use Ap
Peter Rait wrote:
> If this is the case please let me know how you solved this problem.
I fear there won't be a lot of response.
I'm sorry, but IMHO your design has plenty of flaws:
are you going to depend on JavaScript/Applet communication?
Are you going to use Applets to write PDF to the user's
Hello,
I plan to make a simple HTML page with javascript which calls a java
applet to create a custom PDF-Document. How can I send back the PDF to
the calling javascript?
One idea was that I pass the filename of the PDF to the applet and then
the javascrip can take the PDF and redirect the brow
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