Is it possible to use memory management techniques when writing RTFs, like is
mentioned in section 6.1.5 ("Working with Large Tables") of the iText book?
Can the larger components be broken up and written incrementally?
Ana Heitor-2 wrote:
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> I forced to write the file to disk
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> RtfWriter2 rtfWriter2 = RtfWriter2.getInstance(document, out);
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> rtfWriter2.getDocumentSettings().setDataCacheStyle(RtfDataCache.CACHE_DISK);
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> The version I'm using is 1.5.4 and not 1.4.5, as I was said yesterday
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