David Morales wrote:
Hi Daniel...
I have the same problem as yours, where i must show pdf files in a
something-like-swing environment. Finally, i'm trying with SWT (Eclipse)
with ActiveX components embedding
Look at
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-activex/
And give
Hi Daniel...
I have the same problem as yours, where i must show pdf files in a
something-like-swing environment. Finally, i'm trying with SWT (Eclipse)
with ActiveX components embedding
Look at
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-activex/
And give a try to embed a expl
Cheffe wrote:
I know of a java pdf-viewer that is gpl www.jpedal.org
I tested it some time ago. That viewer allows to load TT T1C T1 fonts that
are shown
in a awt-panel. Perhaps you find a solution in this source-code.
Shame it's GPL... and also slower (3 seconds per page compared to around
2
I know of a java pdf-viewer that is gpl www.jpedal.org
I tested it some time ago. That viewer allows to load TT T1C T1 fonts that
are shown
in a awt-panel. Perhaps you find a solution in this source-code.
Daniel Noll-3 wrote:
>
> Daniel Noll wrote:
>> I will try doing the exact opposite of my or
Daniel Noll wrote:
I will try doing the exact opposite of my original strategy. :-)
Nope, no dice. The internals of the Java2D rendering code do things
like casting all fonts to a FontMetricsMapper, so unless I make all
fonts of that class it's not going to work.
Right now I'm trying to ha
Jeremias Maerki wrote:
What you could try is to somehow use our own font subsystem's font
metrics to drive glyph placement in Java2D, i.e. the exact opposite of
what you tried just now. IMO that has a better chance to meet your needs
if you can't use a PDF-to-TIFF conversion.
We have considered
On 22.01.2007 09:16:25 Vincent Hennebert wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> Daniel Noll a écrit :
> > Hi all.
> >
> > There is a requirement in our system where PDF and TIFF output must have
> > the same content on every page. Because of this, we need to use
> > identical font metrics for these two render
As long as you stay with the Base 14 fonts (Helvetica, Times, Courier,
Symbol and ZapfDingbats) there are probably no problems. But as soon as
you try custom fonts you'll be disappointed. Java2D does not have the
capabilities we need/want for the quality of output we want to achieve.
For example, w
Hi Daniel,
Daniel Noll a écrit :
> Hi all.
>
> There is a requirement in our system where PDF and TIFF output must have
> the same content on every page. Because of this, we need to use
> identical font metrics for these two renderers.
>
> By default, the two render differently. The widths of
Hi all.
There is a requirement in our system where PDF and TIFF output must have
the same content on every page. Because of this, we need to use
identical font metrics for these two renderers.
By default, the two render differently. The widths of the fonts are
slightly different, so they w
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