Have a look at the Add3D plugin in the toolbox. Paulo
----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net> Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 8:02 AM Subject: [iText-questions] 3D PDF and JavaScript > Hello, > > I have a strange behaviour with iText. > > I've added a 3d modell programmatically with iText (see code below). > When I add the JavaScript with Acrobat, I get the JavaScript message "host > is undefined". > > If I add the 3D modell and script manually, it works fine ... > > An example pdf can be found on > http://www.bct-technology.com/fileadmin/pdf/bct_report/example.pdf (1.9 > MB) > The upper model was added with iText, the lower manually. > If you select a part, the partname should be shown in the textfield. > > Any clue? Thanks in advance! > > Toni > > > (PS: how to add the JavaScript pro) > > > > > Here is the java code of iText: > (Based on the code of Paulo) > > public class PDF3DObject extends PdfAnnotation > { > public static final String PDF_NAME_3D = "3D"; > public static final String PDF_NAME_3DD = "3DD"; > public static final String PDF_NAME_3DV = "3DV"; > public static final String PDF_NAME_3DVIEW = "3DView"; > public static final String PDF_NAME_C2W = "C2W"; // Transformation > matrix (optional) > public static final String PDF_NAME_IN = "IN"; // internal name of the > view (optional) > public static final String PDF_NAME_MS = "MS"; // > public static final String PDF_NAME_XN = "XN"; // The external name of > the view (required) > > public static final String PDF_NAME_U3D = "U3D"; > public static final String PDF_NAME_U3DPATH = "U3DPath"; > public static final String PDF_NAME_ONINSTANTIATE = "OnInstantiate"; > > > public PDF3DObject(PdfStamper stamper, File u3dFile, Rectangle > rectangle, int page) > { > super(stamper.getWriter(), rectangle); > > try > { > PdfWriter writer = stamper.getWriter(); > > PdfIndirectReference streamRef; > PdfIndirectObject objRef; > > PdfContentByte cb = stamper.getOverContent(page); > > // Create stream to carry attachment > FileInputStream fistrm = new FileInputStream(u3dFile); > PdfStream stream = new PdfStream(fistrm, writer); > > // Mandatory keys > stream.put(PdfName.TYPE, new PdfName(PDF_NAME_3D)); > stream.put(PdfName.SUBTYPE, new PdfName(PDF_NAME_U3D)); > stream.flateCompress(); > > // Write stream contents, get reference to stream object, > write actual stream length > streamRef = writer.addToBody(stream, > false).getIndirectReference(); > stream.writeLength(); > > > /* JavaScript Stream > FileInputStream jsFiStream = new FileInputStream(new > File("C:\\TEMP\\_techdoc\\SelectPart1.js")); > PdfStream jsStream = new PdfStream(jsFiStream, writer); > jsStream.flateCompress(); > jsStream.writeLength(); > */ > > > // Create 3D view dictionary > // PDF documentation states that this can be left out, but > without normally we will just get a blank > // 3D image because of wrong coordinate space > transformations, etc. > // Instead of providing camera-to-world transformation here, > we could also reference view in U3D file itself > // (would be U3DPath key instead of C2W key, U3D value > instead of M value for MS key), but i haven't tried > // up to now > // We could also provide an activation dictionary (defining > activation behavior), and field-of-view for > // P entry if needed > PdfDictionary dict = new PdfDictionary(new > PdfName(PDF_NAME_3DVIEW)); > > dict.put(new PdfName(PDF_NAME_XN), new > PdfString("DefaultView")); > dict.put(new PdfName(PDF_NAME_IN), new PdfString("Unnamed")); > > dict.put(new PdfName(PDF3DObject.PDF_NAME_MS), new > PdfName(PDF3DObject.PDF_NAME_U3D)); > > // NOTE: The initial release of Acrobat 7.0 does not correctly > display the default view in the U3D data. > // This behavior is expected to be corrected in future > releases and hence. > dict.put(new PdfName(PDF3DObject.PDF_NAME_U3DPATH), new > PdfString("DefaultView")); > > // Manual camera > // States that we have to provide camera-to-world coordinate > transformation > // dict.put(new PdfName(PDF_NAME_MS), PdfName.M); > // dict.put(new PdfName(PDF_NAME_C2W), new PdfArray(new > float[] {1, 0, 0, 0, 0, -1, 0, 1, 0, 3, -235, 28F})); > > // Camera distance along z-axis > // dict.put(PdfName.CO, new PdfNumber(235)); > > // dict.put(new PdfName(PDF_NAME_ONINSTANTIATE), jsStream); > > // Write view dictionary, get reference > objRef = writer.addToBody(dict, false); > > // > // Create appearance > PdfAppearance ap = cb.createAppearance(rectangle.getWidth(), > rectangle.getHeight()); > ap.setBoundingBox(rectangle); > > put(PdfName.CONTENTS, new PdfString("3D Model")); > > // Mandatory keys > put(PdfName.TYPE, PdfName.ANNOT); > put(PdfName.SUBTYPE, new PdfName(PDF_NAME_3D)); > > // Reference to stream object > put(new PdfName(PDF_NAME_3DD), streamRef); > > // Reference to view dictionary object > put(new PdfName(PDF_NAME_3DV), objRef.getIndirectReference()); > > // Assign appearance and page > setAppearance(PdfAnnotation.APPEARANCE_NORMAL, ap); > > } > catch (IOException ex) > { > Debug.error("Internal Error: ", ex); > } > } > } > > > > > > And the Java Script > > > > var mouseDragged = true; > var selectedMesh = null; > > //------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > // function used by the Mouse Event Handler > //------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > myMouseHandlingFunction = function( event ) > { > if( event.isMouseDown ) > mouseDragged = false; > > //----------------------------------------------- > // mouse UP > //----------------------------------------------- > if ( event.isMouseUp ) > { > var clickedMesh = null; > if(event.hits.length > 0) > { > clickedMesh = event.hits[0].target; > } > > if(selectedMesh == clickedMesh || mouseDragged) > return; > > if (selectedMesh != null) > if(clickedMesh != null) > { > host.getField("TeilMouseDown").value = clickedMesh.name; > } > else > { > host.getField("TeilMouseDown").value = ""; > } > > selectedMesh = clickedMesh.name; > } > > if ( event.isMouseMove ) > mouseDragged = true; > } > > var mouseEventHandler = new MouseEventHandler(); > mouseEventHandler.onMouseDown = true; > mouseEventHandler.onMouseMove = true; > mouseEventHandler.onMouseUp = true; > mouseEventHandler.onEvent = myMouseHandlingFunction; > runtime.addEventHandler( mouseEventHandler ); ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express Download DB2 Express C - the FREE version of DB2 express and take control of your XML. 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