Hi, Any response to my email below? I've tried to as thorough as possible. Do you require any more information from me?
On 6/25/07, Dhruba Bandopadhyay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi there, > > First of all I want to thank you for accepting my earlier bug fix. > > In this email I provide a test case to demonstrate the critical > problem that I am having with my project. I have tried to be thorough > in my investigation. If it is a mistake in the api usage then please > do enlighten me with the correct usage. > > -- ATTACHMENTS -- > * testcase.html - This is indicative of the structure of the data I am > trying to represent. > * itext.pdf - The pdf output of my pure itext junit test case. > * itext.rtf - The rtf output of my pure itext junit test case. > * project.pdf - The pdf output of my own larger project application. > * project.rtf - The rtf output of my own larger project application. > * TestAddTableToList.java - My pure itext junit test case. > > Note: The main difference between my project output and the test case > output is the formatting. I have provided them to prove that my > project is manifesting the same problems in exactly the same way. > > Let me present first the data I am trying to represent and then the > pure itext implementation of it in Java. > > -- DATA -- > > Please take a look at the attached html file. It is simply indicative > of the structure of the data I am trying to represent and easier to > visualise than java code. Although my project application is much > larger (html to pdf and rtf) I have managed to reproduce it using pure > itext api in a junit3 test case which is given a little later. > Essentially this data structure is an outer table which encloses a > list which in turn encloses another inner table. > > -- IMPLEMENTATION -- > > Please take a look at the attached java file. This is a junit3 test > case. When run it should produce /tmp/tmp.pdf and /tmp/tmp.rtf. > Please modify output path if need be. > > Below I have provided the expected and actual outcomes of running the > junit test case. > > -- EXPECTED OUTCOME -- > > I have two expectations of this junit test case. > > 1. The PDF and RTF output should look the same broadly speaking. > 2. The output of the two formats should look very similar to the html > file being viewed in a browser. > > -- ACTUAL OUTCOME -- > > Please have at hand the attached pdf and rtf files which have been > written on my development workstation. > > 1. The PDF and RTF outputs look very different. > 2a. The PDF is missing the inner table. > 2b. The RTF output cannot really be described in a simple way except > to say that it appears very broken indeed. > > To conclude the pdf and rtf formats being different and also being > individually broken in different ways are critical problems for the > commercial project I am working on. If it is me then I would be only > too glad to be told the correct usage of the api. However, if it > indeed, a problem with itext internals then I would be most grateful > for your assistance. > > Under my rather tight project timescales I anxiously and eagerly await > your reply and feedback. > > Many thanks. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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. No limits. Just data. Click to get it now. http://sourceforge.net/powerbar/db2/ _______________________________________________ iText-questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/itext-questions Buy the iText book: http://itext.ugent.be/itext-in-action/
