You must set the graphic state:
PdfContentByte cb = ....; PdfGState gs = new PdfGState(); gs.setOverPrintStroking(true); cb.setGState(gs);
Do keep in mind that many Acrobat users still may not see this correctly, since OverPrint Preview isn't supported in Reader - only in "Full", Standard and Professional. And may be turned off by users.
Leonard
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