Hi,
With respect to my previous post, I found somewhere that... to have custom xml
tags, I need to extend XmpArray and implement the toString() method.
I implemented the following..
public class CustomXmpArray extends XmpArray {
private static final long serialVersionUID = -4551741336974797
Hi,
Using custom schema, the following xml is being generated..
-http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#";>
-
-
arr0
arr1
I want to know, if this structure also can be custom.
For example,
Op 22/04/2013 12:17, Deepti Banana schreef:
> Is there any example or documentation with respect to implementing Custom
> schema?
http://partners.adobe.com/public/developer/en/xmp/sdk/XMPspecification.pdf
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Precog is a
Is there any example or documentation with respect to implementing Custom
schema??
Though I implemented the below and it works, I would like to know if this is
the correct way.
What are the variables serialVersionUID, DEFAULT_XPATH_ID and
DEFAULT_XPATH_URI?? Are the values that I have substitute
Op 22/04/2013 11:21, Deepti Banana schreef:
> But the custom property added using the below methods are shown in the Custom
> Tab of Document properties.
>
> 1) addHeader method of com.itextpdf.text.Document class
> document.addHeader("CUSTOM", "CUSTOM");
>
> 2) setMoreInfo method of com.
But the custom property added using the below methods are shown in the Custom
Tab of Document properties.
1) addHeader method of com.itextpdf.text.Document class
document.addHeader("CUSTOM", "CUSTOM");
2) setMoreInfo method of com.itextpdf.text.pdf.PdfStamper.
PdfStamper stamper
Op 22/04/2013 11:10, Deepti Banana schreef:
> Now I have learnt that, properties added through XmpSchema do not reflect in
> Document properties.
Aha, OK, so that was the basic misunderstanding.
It's normal that custom properties aren't shown in Document properties.
Also: in PDF 2.0, the Info dict
Yes, its working.!!!...
I didn't know that, to add custom properties using Xmp, I had to create my own
custom schema. (I got to know through this forum)
Secondly, as there was no example that I could refer to, I wasn't sure about
the correctness of my custom implementation. That's the reason I ke
Op 22/04/2013 10:31, Deepti Banana schreef:
> Code mentioned by you is exactly what I tried. Please find the generated pdf
> file attached.
Yes, and it works perfectly, so why do you keep on asking about this???
If you look at the XMP metadata, you can clearly see that your custom
TEST metadata
Code mentioned by you is exactly what I tried. Please find the generated pdf
file attached.
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Op 22/04/2013 10:04, Deepti Banana schreef:
> Yes, I have created the instance of CustomSchema object and added to xmp
> schema as below
>
> CustomSchema mySchema=new CustomSchema();
> mySchema.addLabelId("TEST");
> xmp.addRdfDescription(mySchema);
I'd expect a code sn
Yes, I have created the instance of CustomSchema object and added to xmp schema
as below
CustomSchema mySchema=new CustomSchema();
mySchema.addLabelId("TEST");
xmp.addRdfDescription(mySchema);
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Deepti
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Op 22/04/2013 6:36, Deepti Banana schreef:
> How can I know, if this property has been set?
Where do you set the property?
Maybe you create an instance of the CustomSchema object, but we don't
see your code adding this schema to the XMP.
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We are using iText to generate our Pdfs. Now the requirement is to add custom
properties to this PDF. Also, a xml file needs to be generated with these
properties.
As you suggested, I tried implementing the customSchema(not sure if this
implementation is right) as shown below
public class Cust
We are using iText to generate our Pdfs. Now the requirement is to add custom
properties to this PDF. Also, a xml file needs to be generated with these
properties.
As you suggested, I tried implementing the customSchema(not sure if this
implementation is right) as shown below
public class Cust
On 19/04/2013 8:51, Deepti Banana wrote:
> Using these schemas, what I understand is, predefined properties can be set
> like Author, Title etc.
Yes, some of these Schema's are mandatory, so you MUST use them.
> To set custom properties(like WorkOrderNo) I tried using XmpSchema,
> DublinCoreSch
Using these schemas, what I understand is, predefined properties can be set
like Author, Title etc.
To set custom properties(like WorkOrderNo) I tried using XmpSchema,
DublinCoreSchema, PdfSchema's methods like
XmpWriter : addRdfDescription(String, String)
XmpSchema/ PdfSchema: addProperty(Stri
On 19/04/2013 7:08, Deepti wrote:
> Does it mean I have to build the xml file myself by defining my tags?
That would be one way to do it.
The other way would be to use the helper classes in the
com.itextpdf.text.xml.xmp package such as XmpSchema, DublinCoreSchema,
PdfSchema,... Those are the clas
I have 2 queries regarding this
1) If adding custom metadata to the info dictionary is a bad idea
(which if i am not wrong is done by
document.addHeader
or
PdfStamper stamper = new PdfStamper(reader, new FileOutputStream(dest));
HashMap info = reader.getInfo();
in
Op 18/04/2013 13:27, Deepti schreef:
> When I open the pdf document, and check document properties, my CUSTOM
> property can be seen under the “Custom Tab” but
> the xml file being generated does not have the custom property.
Of course not!
How on earth would iText be able to guess which tag to us
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