hello,
i'm trying to add a template and rotate it 90
degrees. (it's in landscape)
i've tried:
cb.addTemplate(page1, 0, 1, -1, 0, 0,
50);
but nothing shows up on the page... also i want to
be able to scale this document to 95% of original.
thanks
I was just playing with ColumnText and couldn't get the text to show up with
just a call to ct.go(). Looking at the example, I ended up calling
columnText.go();
columnText.setYLine( 8.0f * 72 );
columnText.setAlignment( Element.ALIGN_JUSTIFIED );
columnText.go();
Not sur
I want to rotate a piece of text 90 degrees counter-clockwise. I wrote the
code below with no attempts at using rotation and the string shows up
fine. When I added in the saveState(), concatCTM(), and restoreState()
method calls, the text does not show up at all. Is there a step I am missing
What I have in mind is being able to save an PDF file in XML format and then
exactly recreate that PDF from the XML. Does anyone else see the need for
this?
To date, there are some fundamental pieces missing from the XML. For
example, the document size is not stored with the XML. By extending
You don't have to put the pdf generation at the far end. You can get the
parameters via EJB and generate the pdf at the servlet level. If you want to
generate the pdf at the remote side just send the complete pdf as a byte
array.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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Hi,
when using images (e.g. company logo) in a header or footer element (be
it with the new RtfHeaderFooter or the standard HeaderFooter class), the
output is just an asterisk "*" instead of the picture itself. Is this
not (yet) supported?
Uli
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Paulo Soares
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Thomas McKay writes:
> I haven't tried it yet, but I'm guessing an solution would be to define
> irregular columns that wrap around the placed images.
>
> http://www.lowagie.com/iText/examples/Chap1008.java
> http://www.lowagie.com/iText/tutorial/ch10.html
You are right,
or you put everything
I haven't tried it yet, but I'm guessing an solution would be to define
irregular columns that wrap around the placed images.
http://www.lowagie.com/iText/examples/Chap1008.java
http://www.lowagie.com/iText/tutorial/ch10.html
Tom
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Hi all,
Is there any expert had to write EJB as report service, such use iText
to generating PDF and return to client. There have a problem , that is
the OutputStream , because that is not Seiralizable, and EJB also could
not use java.io.*. I have search from the web, a solution found ( i am
not
Is it possible to wrap text around an image placed at an absolute position?
Image image = Image.getInstance( "daveandsteph.jpg" );
//image.setAbsolutePosition( 72 * 1, 72 * 5 );
image.setAlignment( Image.LEFT | Image.TEXTWRAP );
image.scaleToFit( 72 * 3, 72 * 2 );
do
Hello,
I'm not able to connect to my mailserver at lowagie.com
for the moment, but I wanted to let you know that iText 0.87
has been released.
A lot of questions posted to the mailing list recently are
answered by this new release,
kind regards,
Bruno
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Hello,
sorry for again more questions...
On Friday 01 March 2002 12:58, you wrote:
> Markus Pallo writes:
> > How can i get the size of the document ?
>
> You define the pageSize yourself when you create the document
> (this is the object you are passing to the SAXiTextHandler).
> Take a look at
I apologize for my not being able to say exactly what
it was that you add to your HeaderFooter; indeed, it
is a Phrase. For multiline, use something like:
HeaderFooter footer = new HeaderFooter(new Phrase
("line 1\nline 2"));
This is what Bruno was saying.
-Matt
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Neil Pattinson writes:
> Greetings,
>
> On 23/4/2001, Paulo S. stated that there was no support for tabs in
> iText.
>
> It still doesn't seem to be there in vn 0.86. Is it likely to appear in
> the near future?
No, I don't think so.
PDF doesn't have a notion of tabs.
Bruno
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Lumir Navrat writes:
> Hi
>
> when I write my result document. I put some table to the document.
> As can see in the attached PDF the spaces are diffrent. It's bug or it
> something what i didn't see.
You mean the space between the tables.
This space depends from the current leading.
I guess t
Greetings,
On 23/4/2001, Paulo S. stated that there was no support for tabs in
iText.
It still doesn't seem to be there in vn 0.86. Is it likely to appear in
the near future?
Regards,
Neil Pattinson
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Steffen Stundzig wrote:
>Hi bruno,
>
>On Thu, 07 Mar 2002 08:36:38 GMT
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>>Steffen Stundzig writes:
>>
>>>Perhaps could we push this in the super class HeaderFooter?
>>>
>>But what if different writers are listening to the same
>>Document object. The HTML writer doe
Hi bruno,
On Thu, 07 Mar 2002 08:36:38 GMT
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> Steffen Stundzig writes:
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> > Perhaps could we push this in the super class HeaderFooter?
>
> But what if different writers are listening to the same
> Document object. The HTML writer doesn't know about pagenumbers,
> but
Yes. Apply PdfContentByte.concatCTM() probably between a
saveState()/restoreState().
Best Reards,
Paulo Soares
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> is this a method to change the orientation even if the document is already
> opened?
Again: there is an example in Chapter 1 of the tutorial about this:
http://www.lowagie.com/iText/examples/Chap0107.pdf
http://www.lowagie.com/iText/tutorial/ch01.html#firstpage
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Hi Bruno !
There is no problem when the whole document will be set to Landscape
orientation. The problem is when you want change the orientation when you
have already opened and written contents to the document.
The way to change the orientation to Landscape is by the rotate() method.
D
Steffen Stundzig writes:
> Perhaps could we push this in the super class HeaderFooter?
But what if different writers are listening to the same
Document object. The HTML writer doesn't know about pagenumbers,
but the PDF writer could be on a whole different page than the
RTF writer... If they all
Hi all,
in the last checked in RTF stuff of iText, there is an RTFHeaderFooter that accepts an
'Element' as content parameter.
I've coded this, because I need a multi columned footer and so I can pass a table to
the footer.
A disadvantage of this approach is, that I need to handle the page num
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I call Ermanno and are one student of computer science engineering and I
would want to use its IText in order to develop my thesis, which draft of
modifications of pdf file's through java! In the first place I would want
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