On 30/11/2011 11:05, Adrian Shaw wrote:
I want the iText .jar file for java 1.4. I can't upgrade java --
that's the latest version available on my old hardware.
In that case you need something like iText 2.1.7.
It's not supported (so if you run into a problem, you're on your own),
it may contain code of which the copyright isn't clear (so if you get an
audit of some kind, you'll be in trouble),
and it's no longer hosted on the official web sites.
I am confused by all the version numbering. Will iText 5.series work OK,
iText 5 and higher requires Java 5.
Java 5 has been declared "End of Life" and Java 1.4 is even more "dead".
or do I need an older version of iText? If I need an older version of
iText, where do I download it?
Ask sales at itextpdf.com
They still have copies. Don't download it from any other source, because
we've had word that third parties were shipping jars that looked like
iText but weren't... (One more reason why there's no support for the
older versions: we aren't responsible for rogue software.)
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