I've only done a couple of forms for a demo so far and it is a hassle to get all the formfields in the exact possitions.
Yes, it can be...
To speed up things in the future (lots of forms to create) i'm wondering if it is posssible to add the acroformfields in acrobat and then read that form into itext and keep the formfields for the user to edit when i present it on screen.
Sure, you can copy the form fields from one PDF to another using iText.
(this line in the docs seems scary " parsing the content of a PDF-file is NOT POSSIBLE with iText " but then there is the method getAcroForm() in PdfReader...) Can I i any way use the getAcroForm() and then add it to my new PdfDocument in som way?
Yes - form fields aren't content...
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