You are correct, this is a general JBOSS/Tomcat issue. The reason I posted here
is because we were convinced that we were not the only ones to have used iText
to create PDFs on the fly in a JBOSS/Tomcat environment. Our forlorn hope was
to encounter someone who had the same setup as ours.
Thank
Hi
Does anyone know how to select an area (rectangle in a page)
from one pdf file and place it at a certain location in a new pdf file.
Thanks
Hi.
I need to extract text in C# from PDF file. Can I use, and HOW iTextSharp? I read in other posts that better solution is using jPedal or pdfBox.. but in java :( It doesn't fit me,because I have to create my program in C# on microsoft .net platform. Do you know any other-free libraries for C# w
I have a table with 30 rows (and 12 columns) and I am using the suggestion in "Example 13" to manually set page breaks between rows. The table works fine when all 30 rows fit on the same page, but if I position the table so that the rows span two pages, then I get a stack overflow error. My code
You might try asking about this in a more appropriate list. This
obviously has nothing to do with iText.
This is a generally known issue with deploying exploded hierarchies, as
opposed to ears or wars. You can't get a filesystem location to write
to in a war or ear. That's just the way it is.
Isn't this a question for JBoss/Tomcat?
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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We are deploying our app as a .ear in JBoss/Tomcat. One of our actions has to
write PDF files to a directory within the .ear application. We are unable to
create the PDFs files due to a FileNotFoundException. This is because the
location does not physically exist.
Everything works fine in our d
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> When the rtf file is created, and I open it in Word 2000, the TOC consists
> of some german phrase that I believe says to right-click on it and choose
> update. It updates it properly, but I was wond
You can do it with PdfStamper and
AcroFields.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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forms
Hi,
Is
I'm fairly new to using iText, and I was having a problem using the TOC
feature for RTF documents.
I'm using the following code:
rtfWriter.writeTOC("My TOC", new Font(), false, new Font());
rtfWriter.setGenerateTOCEntries(true);
following by a bunch of Chapter, Paragraph, Ta
Changes in itext-paulo-130 (2004-03-31)
- added tab order information to AcroFields
- added BaseFont.setPostscriptFontName() to change the font name
- added PdfContentByte.setDefaultColorspace().
- added global javascript support to PdfCopy, PdfCopyFields and
PdfStamper.
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Hi,
Is there any
way to set/get field values in PDF forms, and flatten PDF forms using iText? Is
there any other open source API available for this purpose?
Thanx and Regards
Nitin
I don't know where you heard that the writer must also be
opened.
The sequence is:
Document document = new Document(PageSize.A4, 20, 20, 20,
20);PdfWriter writer = PdfWriter.getInstance(document, new
FileOutputStream(_pdfFileName));document.open();
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
From
Actually the line
concerned is the one with document.add(_header), and the PdfPtable is
instanciated within the getHeader(..)
method _returnValue = new
PdfPTable(p_objHeader.size());
Sorry if it was not clear
enough,
Thanks
again,
Regards,
R.Nicolau
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I can't see where you instantiate myTable[Sherlock Simon] . If you debug your code I think
you'll find that it's your
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setFontAnd
I have an HTML table that I wish to convert to PDF. It has
between 8 and13 columns. When I convert using:// step 2:// we
create a writer that listens to the document// and directs a XML-stream to a
filePdfWriter.getInstance(document, new
FileOutputStream("c:/test.pdf"));// step 3: we create
I have an HTML table that I wish to convert to PDF. It has between 8 and
13 columns. When I convert using:
// step 2:
// we create a writer that listens to the document
// and directs a XML-stream to a file
PdfWriter.getInstance(document, new FileOutputStream("c:/test.pdf"));
// step 3: we create
Hello iText
users,
I have some kind of
problem concerning a Document, in which I try to add a PdfPTable. The PdfPTable
is generated quite normally, but when I do the
document.add(myTable), i
have the following stack trace :
DocumentException:
java.lang.NullPointerException at
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