I looked at your message. Is it possible for you to share code for
XDPDOMParser. I was trying it ths way ..
XfaForm xfaForm = new XfaForm( pdfStamper.getReader() );
Node domDocument = xfaForm.getDomDocument();
Node newDoocument = modifyDomv(domDocument);
xfaForm.setChanged( true );
xfaForm.setXfa( xfaForm.serializeDoc( newdomDocument ),
pdfStamper.getReader(), pdfStamper.getWriter() );
stdunbar wrote:
>
> I answered a question similar to this a while ago (see
> http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.java.lib.itext.general/34453 for
> more information). The biggest issue you may have though is that you
> may have to create the xfa:data area yourself. That involves reverse
> engineering the template section of the XDP form. Once you have an
> xfa:data area then you can set the not values as needed and import the
> XDP data back into the PDF.
>
>
> Richard S Akura wrote:
>> I am new to iText and have just started using it. I need to pre-fill
>> values
>> in text items in pdf XFA forms generated by Adobe Livecycle.
>>
>> I can get to the node using xfaForm.getDomDocument() and can change the
>> node
>> values but not sure how to set these back in pdf document
>>
>> Is this possible to do ?
>>
>> Any help is appreciated.
>>
>
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