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> Thanks. Once sf.net acknowledged that the email posting even existed
> (which it didn't for a couple of hours after your reply), I was able to
> start using newpages once again. Thanks again. Maybe that should be in
> the FAQ?
OK, as soon as I find t
Because iText does not handle conversion of html text, I have been using
HTMLdoc to convert html text stored in a database to PDF. This worked fine
for creating pdf representaions of individual data rows. I simply write the
data to an HTML file then use HTMLDoc to convert it to PDF.
I am now atte
I am using iText to copy a normal PDF file that also contains a stamp created with the
stamp tool. Everything works perfectly, except for the fact that the stamp is not
copied.
What do I need to do to copy the stamp as well as the normal content of the file?
A fragment of my code follows. It
Paulo Soares wrote:
>See http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=1909083.
>
>Best Regards,
>Paulo Soares
>
>
>
Thanks. Once sf.net acknowledged that the email posting even existed
(which it didn't for a couple of hours after your reply), I was able to
start using newpages once a
I'm having problems setting the width of my PdfPTable. I could provide
sample code, but I feel that someone on the list might have an answer
without. Essentially, I'm using PdfPTable.setWidth(x), which sets
totalWidth. By the time it gets to my PdfPTableEvent.tableLayout
function, totalWidth
I need a complete example; I couldn't compile your code. If you are using
only shapes the size will always be big, using real fonts will help.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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Hello,
How can I make a list in which the list symbol is a bullet?
...
> Many thanks in advance,
>
John Spangenberg
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Hi,
I've been doing this successfully with JavaMail and iText. Just create a
MimeBodyPart containing the data. Some example code:
// You have a ByteArrayOutputStream containing the PDF called pdf. You have
called iText's document.close() to finish the PDF generation.
String applicationType = "a
paul
you are right, this is a javamail issue not an iText issue, However:
It's not a terribly difficult thing to do, infact I have an application that creates reports generates the pdf and emails the reports to everyone in a list as an attachment.
what you need to do is create a datasource that i
Thank you for your quick responses and fixes. I know I am asking a lot, but
can I have one more request.
I can print JTable using latest version of iText, but now I having problems
printing the inner components within a JTable. It seems the inner
components are always printed on top of its
I've been on the javasoft web site and searched
yahoo! but no-one seems to know how to over come this loads of folk want to
find a solution !-)
Very simply, I want to create a PDF and attach it
to an email using JavaMail (mail.jar, activation.jar etc).
I can create the PDF to a file t
This is what you get when you don't have the CJK fonts installed. If you
don't use them you can disregard the stack trace. It's there for information
only but maybe it should be more to the point or even eliminated.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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