Listing 1.13 HelloZip.java (p30) has an explanation beneath it with the
intent of lines 2 and 3 reversed: Line 2 explanation should read
Creates a writer that won't close the underlying stream, while Line 3
explanation should read Closes the Document. The more detailed
explanation starting
Carl Barlow wrote:
Listing 1.13 HelloZip.java (p30) has an explanation beneath it with the
intent of lines 2 and 3 reversed: Line 2 explanation should read
Creates a writer that won't close the underlying stream, while Line 3
explanation should read Closes the Document. The more detailed
Keith O wrote:
Hi Bruno,
Maybe this:
public static long TIME930 = 3060L; // 0830
Should be this:
public static long TIME930 = 3420L; // 0930
The funny thing is that 9:30 is 3060l in Java.
Time starts at 1AM in Java (which is confusing).
vasantha sriram wrote:
Hello,
I have book the electronic version of the second edition of this book.
The books has a topic on Portable Collections which I guess has not
been added yet.
I have scoured the net for examples on creating Portable Collections.
Some of the links to your wiki
Sumit Jagia - ERS, HCL Tech wrote:
Hello,
As we are exporting fusion chart (SWF) on PDF. It is showing chart on
half width. But in html it is showing perfectly fine.
We are using itext2.0.1 with iReport-pro 3.7.0.
Please suggest ASAP. Attached is the screen-shot of PDF
file.
I think
Hi all
We created several PDF forms with Adobe LiveCycle Designer 8.2 ES. We load
these PDF files as templates in iText and fill out the fields and create the
static form with stamper.setFormFlattening(true);
Problem:
In the PDF template, the labels and the text fields are perfectly aligned if
pgruetter wrote:
Hi all
We created several PDF forms with Adobe LiveCycle Designer 8.2 ES. We load
these PDF files as templates in iText and fill out the fields and create the
static form with stamper.setFormFlattening(true);
Problem:
In the PDF template, the labels and the text fields
We are working in web application and it has to support all the language. The
purpose of this application is to generate a PDF document of the data
submitted by the end user.
The end user can enter data in the following format. (This description is
just to make reader understand the situation)
Hello,
Is there any way to avoid creating a temp.pdf file for implementing the
use-case below? Basically I need to create a letter.pdf document by loading and
combining many small template parts the template parts may need (as in the
case depicted below) to be populated and flattened first.
satish.napster wrote:
1. I got all the hindi characters, but not in proper format… eq. It print
hindi as hinadi.
That's documented. So far we didn't get any working code contributions
supporting Hindi. iText is capable of making ligatures in Arabic, but
not for Hindic languages. You can help
You are going to need one or more fonts that support a wide range of Unicode
glyphs.
-Original Message-
From: satish.napster [mailto:karasatishku...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2010 6:12 AM
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [iText-questions] Unicode(UTF-8) to
Azùa Giovanni (KSXD 32) wrote:
Hello,
Is there any way to avoid creating a temp.pdf file for implementing the
use-case below? Basically I need to create a letter.pdf document by
loading and combining many small template parts the template parts may
need (as in the case depicted below) to
HI All,
*Problem:* On a base pdf I want to stamp some user info for ex: Name
*Limitation:* To avoid the Cannot Save Form Information Warning.
If I create a textfield field (using AcroForm or XFAForm) then on opening
the pdf in reader I get the Cannot Save Form warning.
*To avoid the warning I
Hello,
Thank you. I searched the book for ByteArrayOutputStream and found the
solution.
Now I don't need to use a temp file:
private static void appendFooter(PdfWriter writer) throws Exception {
MapString, String replacements = new HashMapString, String();
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2010 08:30:56 +0100
From: br...@lowagie.com
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] iText in Action 2ED,
part1.chapter03.MovieTimeBlocks.java
Keith O wrote:
Hi Bruno,
Maybe this:
public static long TIME930 = 3060L; //
Keith O wrote:
Ugh, sorry about that. All the Java programmers on the list were
probably thinking ah, silly .NET programmer ;-)
No, I had to check myself.
The original example was written years ago (because I use that
application to visit a real film festival: http://filmfestival.be/ ).
Then
Hello,
I am creating a PdfPTable that has two columns only. The column on the left is
simply a label i.e. read-only text. The right column is a TextField that is
editable but populated with default text. The code for achieving this in
included below.
The behavior of the TextField inside the
Hello,
I just wanted to thank you again for your assistance.
I ended up using a work-around approach to get this working. I've attached
an example of my code that demonstrates the approach that I took.
http://old.nabble.com/file/p28015934/TableRenderFix.java TableRenderFix.java
I hope at
Da: Bruno Lowagie
Keith O wrote:
Hi Bruno,
Maybe this:
public static long TIME930 = 3060L; // 0830
Should be this:
public static long TIME930 = 3420L; // 0930
The funny thing is that 9:30 is 3060l in Java.
Time starts at 1AM in Java (which is confusing).
Hi ,
I have a querry regarding the usage of iText jars.
What is the maximum size in a file, that it can be converted to the PDF format.
Please respond as soon as possible.
What are the API's we will use to convert a big file to PDF format ?
I Need a file size of more than 400 mb.
I'm have a project upcoming in which I will need to convert almost a
million TIFF images to PDF. Are there any code examples at least showing
how to use itext to do this?
Thanks,
Bob White
System Automation Corp
--
Thanks a lot for the fast response, I checked the chapter you mentioned and
the following option really did the trick:
form.setExtraMargin(0,-2);
I have to check again though as it looks like not all the fields need the
same margin. It's corrected for most of the fields, some of them are too
Bobby White wrote:
I’m have a project upcoming in which I will need to convert almost a
million TIFF images to PDF. Are there any code examples at least showing
how to use itext to do this?
Sure: http://itextpdf.com/book/
(chapter 10 of the second edition has an example)
--
This answer is
PDF supports files that are hundreds/thousands of pedabytes(!) in size.
iText, however, may be limited to the original 10 gigabyte limitation.
From: G Chalpati Rao [mailto:gchalpati...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2010 9:28 AM
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject:
Don't know about the Java version of iText, but last time I checked,
iTextSharp did not support generating PDF files greater than 2 GB and my
impression from Paulo was that this was deliberate and that adding that
support was not being planned.
_
From: Leonard Rosenthol
It's actually limited to 2G.
Paulo
- Original Message -
From: Leonard Rosenthol
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2010 4:03 PM
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Querry regarding iText jars: What is the Max
size a PDF can be generated ?
PDF
Not really deliberated. iText started 10 years ago when a gigabyte was a lot
bigger than it is now. 2G looked enough then and now nobody has the time to
change the code to support it. I also doubt that there's a need for it safe for
a couple of people (Gylfi included).
Paulo
- Original
Dear All,
We have a PDF file that has been generated by another application (BI
Publisher).
In the resulting PDF file, there is no acroform.
Unfortunately we do not have any way to get that application to generate a PDF
file containing an acroform, at least not via the way we want to use it.
We
From: psoa...@glintt.com
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2010 16:43:27 +
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Querry regarding iText jars: What is the
Maxsize a PDF can be generated ?
Not really deliberated.
Hi. I've discovered what I suspect is a bug with tab chunks and
justified column text. Depending upon the size of the tab chunk
sometimes the text juts out to the right of the column. The same code
works just fine when the tab is set to different sizes; that is the
line justifies without
I am using the PageEvent as described in the iText book 2nd ed. I
think the book says that the art box is initialized to the value of
the crop box which is initialized to the media box when the page size
is defined in the document. But I get a null rect in the page event:
Rectangle rect
Seems that the 'crop' box is null by default as well. The 'media' box
in initialized.
Thanks
Fred
On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 12:08, Fred Janon fja...@gmail.com wrote:
I am using the PageEvent as described in the iText book 2nd ed. I
think the book says that the art box is initialized to the
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