fphi...@houseware.es wrote:
> It was resolved or any workaround?
Yes, buy a license for Adobe LiveCycle ES.
That's the only software available world-wide that supports flattening
of dynamic forms. That is: until somebody decides to sponsor the
development of an XFA to PDF renderer for iText.
B
It was resolved or any workaround?
stdunbar wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> I've got a PDF form that has a dynamic subform in it. My goal is to
> combine an original PDF and the XDP datasets from a submitted form into
> a single PDF. This is working just fine. However, if I call
> setFormFlattening(t
-questions] Dynamic subforms don't render when a PDF is
flattened
Scott Dunbar wrote:
> It works great as long as there are no
> dynamic subforms. If there are the iText code for setFormFlattening()
> shows only the first instance from the XDP data.
Yes; as Paulo says: dynamic fo
Scott Dunbar wrote:
> It works great as long as there are no
> dynamic subforms. If there are the iText code for setFormFlattening()
> shows only the first instance from the XDP data.
Yes; as Paulo says: dynamic forms (where you have subforms that can
be repeated) are not supported in iText. Yo
Thanks for the information Paulo. I've spent a bunch of time today
trying to find out a better solution and I'm stuck. I'd like request
from the community some insight. I feel as if I'm approaching the
architecture the wrong way as I keep hitting brick walls and would
appreciate any ideas.
iText don't support dynamic forms, as far as I know only Adobe has tools to
work with them.
Paulo
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> From: Scott Dunbar [mailto:sc...@xigole.com]
> Sent: Monday, July 27, 2009 7:16 PM
> To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [iText-questions] Dynamic s
