Bruno,
I know the dimension of the final barcode and I also
know its position because I always write it on the
same place. I also have to add some text beside the
barcode and the white rectangle should actually be a
little larger than the barcode.
this adds the barcode:
Barcode128 code128 = new Barcode128();
code128.setCode("NT75214690");
PdfTemplate tp128=
code128.createTemplateWithBarcode(over, null, null);
over.addTemplate(tp128, 50, 800);
but I cannot understand how I can write a write small
rectangle, say at position 50,800 that covers the main
pdf image to put the barcode and some text on it .
can you give me more help ?
thanks.
giuseppe.
--- bruno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
> beppe costagliola wrote:
>
> >I will try to rewrite acorrding to your suggestion.
> >
> What if you use createTemplateWithBarcode or
> createImageWithBarcode ONLY to get the width?
> You can then discard the template or image,
> draw the rectangle (based on the dimensions of
> the template/image) and place the barcode.
>
> Now that I have given it some more thought, that
> would probably be the most 'economic' way to
> solve this problem (filesize-wise).
>
> Just experiment a little more...
> br,
> Bruno
>
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