Hello,
I need to merge a static PDF document and an Acroform document together, and
send the result on the screen. I would like a ‘real’ merge, not PDF
concatenated. However, I don't find the solution...
In the Acroform, I’m using something like this :
PdfReader readerForm = new PdfReader("pdf/acroform.pdf");
PdfStamper stamp = new PdfStamper(readerForm,
_response.getOutputStream());
AcroFields readerForm = stamp.getAcroFields();
readerForm.setField("city", "PARIS");
readerForm.setField("country", "FRANCE");
stamp.setFormFlattening(true);
stamp.close();
Now, I wish to modify this code in order to reuse the stream generated by
the stamper and apply it over the pages 2, 4 and 6 of another static PDF.
Do you think that it's possible with iText ?
I know, it would be easier if the static PDF would be an Acroform because
merging will not be necessary. However, it's not very profesional in my case
: I have to reuse the same Acroform on 3 pages so it's more intelligent to
have an external Acroform, fill it and merge the result over the 3 pages of
my static document.
Thanks for your help.
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