Dear Jack,
when submitting PDF there are several options you have. The one you are
looking for is submitting the data as HTML data.
You'll find details in
https://opensource.adobe.com/dc-acrobat-sdk-docs/acrobatsdk/pdfs/acrobatsdk_jsapiref.pdf
Look for the submitForm method.
That gives you all
Thank you Tilman. I actually read that post and others but so far none of
them answered my question. My question was not on how to create a button.
My question was how to capture the values that the user filled in and
submitted. This is AFTER the user clicks the button. In regular java web
applicat
There is a somewhat obscure way to do this with a push button:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58611014/adding-a-button-with-the-submitform-function-with-pdfbox-in-java
Try to work with that one, then share the code and the PDF if it doesn't
work; that person got it to work, except that the
Hi
I need some guidance from all your PDFBox users. I have been trying different
features like creating PDF and adding forms, etc. All seeemed to be fine. My
use case is as following, the final goal is to save the PDF that customer has
filled:
1. Create a Fillable PDF, with some text boxes, ra
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