Op 8/02/2011 12:22, [email protected] schreef:
Thank you for your reply.
As you said I run through the ImageProvider interface which has been
given in chapter 9 of "iText in Action - Second Edition." Here, they
have mentioned to give the path of the source file where it does
contain. But,
My HTML file does contain following code in image tag...
<IMG class=shape
style="DISPLAY: none; WIDTH: 0px; HEIGHT: 0px" height=0
src="cid:870001313@01022011-2B8B" width=0 v:src =
"cid:870001313@01022011-2B8B"
v:dpi = "96" width = "1" height = "1">
Here, how can I mention about the source of the file as it is
cid:870001313@01022011-2B8B. Do you have any possible ways to handle
with these kinds of images?
Your HTML is probably part of an e-mail.
In any case, the "cid" refers to an content that is embedded in the
file; for instance: in the e-mail message.
If it's an image, it will probably be encoded so that it only contains
ASCII characters.
All of this needs to be handled in the ImageProvider.
It's up to you to write that code.
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