Giorgio Arcangeli wrote:
Thanks Bruno, you are helpful form me!
I have a another question (very little, hope...)
I don't understand well the difference between form flatten and other
form ?
You have two PDFs that contain an AcroForm (note that XFA is not
supported in iText).
You use iText to fill in the values of different fields in this form.
At this point, the form is still a form: the end-user can still change
the values manually.
If you flatten the form, the PDF will look exactly the same way, but
there will no longer
be a form. There will no longer be fields. The end-user will no longer
be able to change
the values.
This is important because PdfCopy isn't suited to concatenate PDFs that
contain forms.
If this isn't what you are looking for; if you to have a concatenated
PDF that still contains
the form fields, then you need to use PdfCopyFields. Note that you need
to be very
careful because your two PDFs can contain different fields with the same
name.
Maybe you'll have to rename the fields.
(I use iText from 2-3 days only)
There's a learning curve. 2 or 3 days isn't enough to understand
what I just explained, start by reading:
http://itextdocs.lowagie.com/tutorial/general/copystamp/
br,
Bruno
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