At 12:45 PM 11/12/2004, Joseph Chakkungal wrote:
I used iText to generate a PDF that has many nested tables populated with
data from a database. The PDF file is then inserted between two other PDFs
(again using iText) to produce one document that has 220 pages with almost
2 Mb size. Now the prob
Hi,
First of all let me thank the people behind iText who did a great job in
creating such an extensive java library.
I used iText to generate a PDF that has many nested tables populated with
data from a database. The PDF file is then inserted between two other PDFs
(again using iText) to produ
Title: Re: [iText-questions] Can I embed Movies, Flash, etc using iText?
The size problem is also solved, I've just embedded a 700M avi
without any problems.
Best Regards,
Paulo Soares
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Hello,
I have had great success on my local box reading in a directory of PDFs
adding CLOB data that belongs at the end of each file. However, when I
push the code up to our remote version of tomcat (both my desktop and
the remote version are on tomcat 4) I get a document not found error.
At fir
You don't need to convert anything, that the job of the parser and
that's why you must specify the encoding in the XML. Whe you get a
String it already has the right char.
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Currently there are no plans to support this feature. The only other way I am
aware of is to insert the necessary data into the file yourself.
Greetings,
Mark
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Hi
I have a problem getting UTF-8 encoded characters from XML to PDF.
I have searched the archives and managed to learn a lot from that, so I
understand that my font in general does not support special characters. However
since most of my special characters are in fact greek symbols and iText
No attempt is made to keep the articles.
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As far as I know you have to set the crop box size before opening the document.
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Hello guys
I use the com.lowagie.tools.concat_pdf application to merge two pdf documents.
Everything works fine until I open the merged pdf with the Acrobat reader, I
get the error message "Invalid article object" if I click with the "hand" tool
on the document. In the original pdf I see the def
At 04:40 AM 11/12/2004, Peter Soelter wrote:
after flattening a PDF with lots of Fields (in our case 1200) the
resulting PDF is quite big.
That's not uncommon for flattened PDFs to be large - esp when you
have an enormous amount of fields.
If you save a sample flattened PDF (1200 Fields,
Use PdfStamper. See the example stamped.java.
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> Hi Vankat,
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> oh,
Hi Vankat,
oh, just take a closer look at the java-Docs. I build that application with
iText 0.97 until now the API of this has been changed. So it worked that way in
the past, for now the API seems to be different, I just looked at the new
javadoc and found many differences.
The tutorial at iTex
Flattening only moves the field appearances from the acroform to the
page content as xobjects. The pdf doesn't get bigger nor smaller. iText
can't do more than this. To do what postscript does would require a
content parser to insert the xobject with the appearances inside the
content stream with a
You need the version at http://itextpaulo.sf.net and
ColumnText/PdfPCell.addElement().
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Hello,
is it possible to position a list absolutly on a page?
I tried it this way:
List->Paragraph->PdfPCell->PdfPTable
and positioned the table, but this doesn't work, the content of the
ListItems are placed in one line without a ListSymbol.
Thanks a lot,
Martin
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Hi to all,
after flattening a PDF with lots of Fields (in our case 1200) the
resulting PDF is quite big.
For every flattened field something like this is generated by iText:
1414 0 obj <>/ProcSet [/PDF /Text /ImageB /ImageC
/ImageI]>>/Subtype/Form/Filter/FlateDecode/Length 84/FormType 1/
Title: Re: [iText-questions] Can I embed Movies, Flash, etc using iText?
Paulo,
FYI, I got itext-paulo-141 down and it worked a treat – thanks very much for the help!
Just to let you know as well, from the very few movies that I’ve been toying with, mainly quicktime, it seems that there’s a ‘r
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