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On 29/10/2012 17:56, Vinod Jain wrote:
Hi,
I have created dynamic pdf template using Adobe Livecycle.
You're creating a form based on the XML Forms Architecture.
This form doesn't have an AcroForm counterpart.
I have written the java code to generate dynamic pdf.
You are filling out the form by injecting XML data.
I need to flatten the output pdf file but when i add
stamper.setFormFlattening(true),
Er... setFormFlattening(true) is a method to be used to flatten AcroForm.
As documented, you shouldn't use it to convert XFA to plain PDF.
Did you read any of the documentation?
it show default message of upgrade.
Indeed. That's the content of the PDF that acts as the container for the
XFA stream.
When i comment that line then it works fine by showing data into the
fields.
As described in chapter 8 of the second edition of "iText in Action".
Attached is the java code. Please help me.
Post your filled out form to http://demo.itextsupport.com/xfademo/
and try out our demo. If it works (we add trial version), then you need
XFA Worker.
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