Paul Gatewood wrote:
> In case this might help anyone else, here is the current
> code which does all:
Writing examples like this takes a tremendous amount of time
(I know because I have written hundreds of them), so I really
like it when people post feedback like this; I'm sure it will
prove useful for further reference!
Some minor remarks:
> float[] sowFieldPositions = form.getFieldPositions("long_sow");
> if ( sowFieldPositions == null ) {
> System.err.println("no field positions found for long_sow");
> System.exit(1);
> } else if (sowFieldPositions.length != 5) {
> System.err.println("unexpected number of values for long_sow field
> positions: " + sowFieldPositions.length);
> System.exit(1);
> }
> float llx = sowFieldPositions[1];
> float lly = sowFieldPositions[2];
> float urx = sowFieldPositions[3];
> float ury = sowFieldPositions[4];
You do a lot of checking here, which is a good thing,
but you forgot to check sowFieldPositions[0] (which is
the page number of the page containing the field).
Maybe you can store the value in a variable, and use it in this line:
> PdfImportedPage sowPage = stamper2.getImportedPage(reader2,5);
like this: int pagenumber = (int)sowFieldPositions[0];
PdfImportedPage sowPage = stamper2.getImportedPage(reader2, pagenumber);
You could also use the actual size of page 5
instead of hardcoding the page size:
Rectangle pagesize = reader.getPageSizeWithRotation(pagenumber);
stamper2.insertPage(++pageCt, pagesize);
Of course these are just details...
It was nice working with you.
We did a good job ;-)
br,
Bruno
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