On 21/06/2012 8:37, Çag(atay Y?ld?z wrote:
Hey guys,
I am new to iText and need to use it in a project. The reason why I am
using iText is that a part of my project is about pdf operations that
must be done as fast as possible.
So, are there any advices to use iText in a fast manner? For
instance, based on my knowledge of assembly programming, I guess
*direct contact*(using *PdfContentByte*) should be one thing to speed
up the program.
It's "direct content" not "direct content", and no, that isn't
necessarily a way to speed up the program. iText is the most versatile
PDF library you'll find: there's always more than one way to achieve
what you need. The "best way" however depends entirely on "what you want
to do."
Using direct content is the fastest way to draw a map on a canvas, but
if you want to fill out a form, maybe using AcroFields is faster, or if
you want to concatenate documents, then PdfCopy is faster than
PdfSmartCopy, but the PDF risks being bloated (as opposed to when you
use PdfSmartCopy).
In short: your question is of a too general nature. You'll have to
clarify if you want a more specific answer.
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