RE: [iText-questions] Page Break Problem

2004-03-10 Thread Reynaldo S. Tamayo
use this!

document.nextpage

juntams

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Hi ,

I am using PdfPTable to display say thousands of records.
I dont know how to page break in order to display next set of record.
I tried but its displaying in the same page.
help me out ASAP.

regards,
Srinivasan V


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RE: [iText-questions] Page Break Problem

2004-03-10 Thread Reynaldo S. Tamayo
sorry..

document.newPage

juntams

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Subject: [iText-questions] Page Break Problem


Hi ,

I am using PdfPTable to display say thousands of records.
I dont know how to page break in order to display next set of record.
I tried but its displaying in the same page.
help me out ASAP.

regards,
Srinivasan V


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[iText-questions] File attachment using iText

2004-03-10 Thread Vedder, Maria
Hello,

my questions on iText are how to:

a) attach a file to a PDF document (class PdfAnnotation, method
createFileAttachment?)
b) access the attached file to be stored separately.

Best regards and thanks in advance,
Maria Vedder



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[iText-questions] Tables side-by-side

2004-03-10 Thread Ben Rometsch
Hi,

Is it possible to have 2 tables sit horizontally side by side? If I add 
2 tables to a document, they always stack on top of each other, 
irrespective of width...

Having a table with 1 row and 2 columns and then inserting a nested 
table into each cell is no use to me, as I need to be able to have 
totally different sized cells in each table...

Or is there a better solution?

Thanks,
Ben
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[iText-questions] New release itext-paulo-129

2004-03-10 Thread Paulo Soares
Changes in itext-paulo-129 (2004-03-10)

- fixed some compatibility issues with jdk 1.5 and J++.

- fixed the dpiy with tiff images.

- correct processing with fields with the /Opt key.

- added AcroFields.setFieldProperty() to set properties like flags
and text
  color.

- fixed AcroFields.removeFieldsFromPage().

- added support to use existing document fonts in PdfStamper. Will
not work
  every time.

- fixed a colorspace bug with images with smasks.

- added PdfPTable.setLockedWidth() to lock the width when adding
with Document.add().

- fixed a bug in PdfReader when reading content. (already fixed in
1.02b)

- another hack to read broken PDFs.

- optimized PdfStamper. The streams are not decoded/encoded but
added to an array.

- SimpleBookmark is more lenient with broken bookmarks.


All this at: 

http://itextpdf.sourceforge.net 

Best Regards, 
Paulo Soares



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RE: [iText-questions] File attachment using iText

2004-03-10 Thread Paulo Soares
 

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 Behalf Of Vedder, Maria
 Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 8:26 AM
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 Subject: [iText-questions] File attachment using iText
 
 Hello,
 
 my questions on iText are how to:
 
 a) attach a file to a PDF document (class PdfAnnotation, method
 createFileAttachment?)

Yes.

 b) access the attached file to be stored separately.

I don't understand the question.

Best Regards,
Paulo Soares




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[iText-questions] Viewing generated PDF's with acroread 4.0

2004-03-10 Thread Javier Arregui
Hello,

This is my first message. First of all, THANKS for this great tool to
everybody who has contributed to it!

My question is: Is it possible to generate PDF's in a file format
version suitable for Acrobat Reader 4.0?  The files I generate only can
be seen with acroread 5.0.

Thanks,

Javier



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[iText-questions] RE: spacing between paragraphs

2004-03-10 Thread Maarten Coene
I've some changes to the Paragraph and PdfDocument code in it seems to 
work. Is there a set of JUnit tests I can execute to verify everything 
is still ok?

In the meantime, I have created a new RFE and I have uploaded the 
changed files over there. You can find them at
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=913453group_id=15255atid=365255

thanks,
Maarten
Paulo Soares wrote:

If only thing were that easy... Currently the paragraph processing is a
can of worms, change something here and something else will break. If
you do the code changes we'll consider it's inclusion.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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[mailto:itext-questions-admin at lists.sourceforge.net] On 
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Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2004 12:53 PM
To: itext-questions at lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [iText-questions] spacing between paragraphs

Hi,

Is it possible to extend the Paragraph API to allow users to 
define some 
empty spacing before and after a paragraph. I know this can 
be done by 
adding an empty paragraph with some leading before and after 
the normal 
paragraph, but it's not always that easy. For instance, I 
have a method 
addParagraph like this:

public void addParagraph(Document doc, String text) {
Paragraph p = new Paragraph(text);
doc.add(p);
}
If I now add an empty paragraph everytime I add a normal paragraph, I 
could by accident let the next page start with an empty line if the 
empty paragraph doesn't fit on the current page anymore. Or 
even worse, 
I could by accident add an empty page to the document if the normal 
paragraph was the last paragraph of the document and was 
placed at the 
bottom of the last page. Also simulating spacing before a paragraph 
begins by adding empty paragraphs can give similar problems: I don't 
want a page to start with an empty line, so if the page starts with a 
paragraph, the 'before spacing' of that paragraph should be ignored.

I think I can solve this myself if I could access the currentHeight 
property of the PdfDocument class and use it to check if 
adding spacing 
before/after a paragraph is appropriate. Unfortunately, the 
currentHeight property is private and there is no way to retrieve it. 
Are there other alternatives to to solve my problem ?

I've seen some similar requests here on the mailinglist, so maybe it 
would be nice if such methods could be added to the Paragraph API ??  
Should I post a feature request at sourceforge, or doesn't it has a 
chance to get accepted?

thanks,
Maarten Coene





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[iText-questions] Crashes on getInstance of PdfWriter

2004-03-10 Thread rpumer
Hi,

We are having an anomally on using IText on the PdfWriter.getInstance( myDocument, 
fileStream ).  In debug mode, in Websphere Studio Applicaiton Developer (v5 - based on 
Eclipse 2.1), it core dumps the application's execution environment.

DETAILS:
We are using IBM's JDK, WSAD v5.1, iText  1.02b.  I can't even step into the attached 
source when it core dumps so no idea what the problem is.  I had this problem in early 
January and switched to using a BufferedOutputStream and it started working again - 
for a while - then it started core dumping.  I switched back to FileOutputStream and 
all was well until now.  

This has happened on two different people's computers as well - not isolated.

I tried to duplicate the problem in regular Eclipse using IBM's JRE and have not 
succeeded.

Here is the code:

FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream(fileName);
PdfWriter writer = PdfWriter.getInstance(document, fos);


Here is a cut  paste of the core which proved meaningless to me:
Unhandled exception
Type=GPF vmState=0x
Target=20030702 (Windows 2000 5.0 build 2195 Service Pack 4 x86)
ExceptionCode=0xc005 ExceptionAddress=0x10009c5f ContextFlags=0x0001003f
Handler1=0x111016d0 Handler2=0x10019510
Module=C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere Studio\Application 
Developer\v5.1\runtimes\base_v5\java\jre\bin\j9vm21.dll
Module_base_address=0x1000
Offset_in_DLL=0x9c5f
EDI=0x0064 ESI=0x07e8f666 EAX=0x002c
EBX=0x07e9cf98 ECX=0x0483eb88 EDX=0x005b005a
EBP=0x000b1300 ESP=0x0483eb68 EIP=0x10009c5f

Generating crash dump: C:\Documents and Settings\sdrsp09\j9.dmp

Thread: Servlet.Engine.Transports : 0 (priority 5) (daemon) (LOCATION OF ERROR)
 00d5 com/lowagie/text/pdf/PdfDocument.init()


TIA,
Scott


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RE: [iText-questions] XML To PDF

2004-03-10 Thread Bruno
Quoting Zaki, Reham A [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 Hi Bruno,
 Sorry for bothering you again.I checked the ujac site but I couldn't find
 sample of code in java of how I can have an XML output transformed to PDF

After what I have heard it should be rather easy.
I forward this to the developer of UJAC.

 I would like to tell you the task I am doing
 I will have some report results formatted  in XML and I need to apply some
 transformation to create a well formatted PDF
 I looked in tag documentation but I need to know the steps I should be
 doing
 To make things much clearer
 Using normal itext-xml jar,we have input XML containing data ,we create the
 tag map then we call the parse method to produce PDF,steps in chapter
 7,example 4 is clear and straightforward

I fail to find a question in the lines above.
What are you asking exactly?
Maybe it's better to post this to the mailinglist and get in touch with people
who have done similar things. I am making diploma supplements for Ghent
University the way you describe, but the project is closed source and the code
would be of no help to you as it is very specific code for our student
administration.

 In ujac I don't know how to do the same task given the same inputs

Maybe an XSL is needed to transform your custom XML into UJAC XML. I don't know,
I don't know anything about your project (and I don't have the time to do
consultancy for the moment). Please don't ask me this personally, I get hundreds
of mails a day and I have deadlines to meet at my job too, we have a mailinglist
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br,
Bruno


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RE: [iText-questions] Linearization - Byteserving

2004-03-10 Thread Paulo Soares
 

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 Subject: [iText-questions] Linearization - Byteserving
 
 Hi,
 Where could we find info about linearization (byteserving) ? 

Pdf reference.

 Is it planned
 to support that in itext ?

Only if someone pays me to do it and even then I would think twice.

Best Regards,
Paulo Soares



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RE: [iText-questions] File attachment using iText: How to read/download the embedded fi le on the PDF document

2004-03-10 Thread Paulo Soares
 You can get the attachments with PdfReader but it requires dictionary
access. The sequence is:

- get page dic
- locate file attachment annotation
- find the stream with the annotation. Starting from the annotation and
traveling the dics is: /FS/EF/F
- decode the stream with PdfReader.getStreamBytes()

You'll need the pdf reference to know what you're doing. This is a lot
simpler than it looks. I'll try to create an example this weekend.

Best Regards,
Paulo Soares

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 Subject: [iText-questions] File attachment using iText: How 
 to read/download the embedded fi le on the PDF document
 
 Hello Paolo and all of you,
 
 file attachment using iText:
 I managed to attach files to a PDF file. Needed Acrobat 6.0 to test.
 
 Question:
 How can I read/download the file attachment (XML and other) 
 from the PDF
 file 
 created?
 I would like to extract the file attachment and store it on a 
 local file
 system 
 using iText.
 
 The PDFReader ignores attachment, or?
 
 
 Thanks for your help,
 Maria 
 
 
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[iText-questions] Problem with png files

2004-03-10 Thread Pradeep Shekade
Hi,

We are using iText with weblogic 7.0. 

There appears to bea difference in the way the pdf gets handeled when creating it thru a standalone application and when its created from a servlet.

When created from the servlet the code is -

// baos is the stream which has the pdf
response.setContentType("application/pdf");
ServletOutputStream sos; sos = response.getOutputStream(); 
baos.writeTo(sos); 
sos.flush(); 
sos.close();

Behaviour when pdf contains png images -
- IE browser dumps a text (of pdf) output


Behaviour when pdf contains jpg images -
- IE shows the pdf correctly


In both the above casea standalone test application correctly creates the pdf and stores it on the disk.

Is this aknown problem or am I missing something ?


Thanks,

Pradeep
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[iText-questions] FINAL CFP - Software Engineering: Concepts, Issues and Applications

2004-03-10 Thread Heitor Augustus Xavier Costa
EXTENDED DATES:

Submission Date: March 14, 2004
Acceptance Notification: April 05, 2004
Camera-Ready papers  Prereg. due: April 21, 2004
Conference Dates: June 21-24, 2004
CALL FOR PAPER
The 2004 International Multiconference in Computer
Science and Computer Engineering Technical Session
- Software Engineering: Concepts, Issues and Applications
Monte Carlo Resort, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, June 21-24, 2004
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Dear Colleagues:
You are invited to submit a draft paper for Software
Engineering: Concepts, Issues and Applications
(Technical Session) of International Conference on
Software Engineering Research and Practice (SERP 2003).
Accepted papers will be published in the respective
conference proceedings.
Co-Chairs seek high quality papers describing new
research results, experience reports and case studies
related to all topics related to development process
of Software Engineering. These submissions can be
from both industry and academia. These include, but
are not limited to, Requirements Engineering, Software
Modeling, Software Architecture, Programming, and
Software Maintenance. Papers of software engineering
in area of Distributed Systems, ODP Systems and
Software Quality can also be submitted.
HISTORY:
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research event.  It assembles a spectrum of affiliated
research conferences, workshops, and symposiums into a
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RE: [iText-questions] Viewing generated PDF's with acroread 4.0

2004-03-10 Thread Paulo Soares
 I generate files for Acrobat 3.0, it all depends on what you put
inside. You can also change the version number, of course.

Best Regards,
Paulo Soares

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 Subject: [iText-questions] Viewing generated PDF's with acroread 4.0
 
 Hello,
 
 This is my first message. First of all, THANKS for this great tool to
 everybody who has contributed to it!
 
 My question is: Is it possible to generate PDF's in a file format
 version suitable for Acrobat Reader 4.0?  The files I 
 generate only can
 be seen with acroread 5.0.
 
 Thanks,
 
 Javier
 
 
 
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I got it.....RE: [iText-questions] Document Summary in PDF

2004-03-10 Thread Yazdani, Flora
Title: Message




Paulo,
I 
got it. It has been working all along. I was looking at windows 
document property rather than acrobat reader document 
property.
Thanks,
Flora


[iText-questions] Table of Contents

2004-03-10 Thread Dunstall, Christopher



I know it's possible to do page numbers, but 
I was wondering if it were possible to produce a table of contents (like word 
does).
The primary use for my implementation of the pdf is to be printed out, 
and the client would like a table contents...

Is this possible?

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