Paulo Soares wrote:
> Have a look at
> http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.java.lib.itext.general/22648. To know
> what's the image to replace use PdfContentParser to get the first "Do"
> command. The operand will be a name that will point to the image in the
> resource dictionary. You don't n
Hi,
I am using directly an PDFGraphics2D object to "draw" text and images
directly in a PDF file.
I searched previous posts in this newsgroup and found a couple
concerning font-embedding. However, can somebody check if I understood
everything correctly ?
1. If I don't use font embedinng it is
Ricardo Coutinho wrote:
> Hi all,
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> Currently I use the following code to get the number of pages for a PDF…..
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> ….
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> documentReader = new PdfReader(document.getData());
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> documentReader.getNumberOfPages();
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> …
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> What I want to know is; Is there a quicker way
> I don't ever put a password in my source code
> (except for simple examples). I always use a
> properties file or something similar.
> Of course, the problem remains: if your properties
> file is compromised so is your password.
Actually that's exacly the point - a properties file would give the
> Based on your story I don't see any reason why the
> PDF should be encrypted. Don't encrypt the PDF and
> do all client-server communication using SSL.
Well, I thought about that - I have my self-written ftp-upload manager
in java. I don't know if I can easily extend it with SSL.
Moreover, I
> If you want to choose the owner password,
> and you want this password to be used for
> creating a PDF on the client side, you can
> only protect this password 'psychologically'.
> Meaning you can obfuscate it, but a hacker
> will always be able to retrieve it.
Thanks,
Actually the program woul
bruno wrote:
> java.jago wrote:
>
>
>>>If you want to choose the owner password,
>>>and you want this password to be used for
>>>creating a PDF on the client side, you can
>>>only protect this password 'psychologically'.
>>>Mean
Hi,
I wouldn't ask if it weren't important.
Is there a toolkit available with which I give a Graphics2D Object (e.g.
from a picture or my component or a PDFGraphics2D) and which then draws
a calender on it ?
I am talking about a method, that allows to specify year, month and e.g.
colors for h
Thanks Bruno,
I will look into it. I wonder if an advanced solution doesn't already
exist out there. I did recently a lot of stupid programming just to
notice that people already invented the same thing, only 10 times better.
I believe there should be a solution already out there - just I can't
Hi,
I wonder if somebody has a template to create a A4 invoice single-page
PDF with a NICE layout ???
I thought about a Java class, where you e.g. fill a bean with values like:
CompanyLogo (jpg)
Sender/Originator --- prints a nice letter header
FirstName --- prints a nice letter body
LastName
Hi Todd,
I am basically searching the same - I wrote at the 21.07 the following
question: itext Beginner: Does anybody have a Java-classtemplate for an
invoice-letter ???
Perhaps if any of us finds anything, he can inform the other ? So far I
got no answer to my question...but I still hope som
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