Hi everyone.
I never used iText, only took a quick glance at code examples, and though it
looks great by features I noticed one thing that seems a bit odd, and quite
unsuitable for my needs. Correct me if I'm wrong, but generation of PDF
let's say, consists of following steps :
1. Create Document
Hi,
How do I create a table without borders? I tried
"setDefaultCellBorderWidth(0.0f)", but that didn't do it.
Thanks,
Bear
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Everything is TIFF based, which is why I'm pulling my hair out.
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Bill Sanders
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Hi:
I am confused about which of these classes I should
use when I generate my pdf reports. The table class is
richer in features and I am very inclined to use it,
on the other hand I saw in the tutorial that the Table
class is qualified as old and not supported. I found
that having two table clas
I have a very specific case in my PDF output where the data may run
over into additional pages in a certain section. Every other section
doesn't have this problem because I will never "run over" to a new
page, so I can specifically call my addPageNum() method to put the
page number in. My proble
Hello Group,
Please advise me if I can use 27 columns using
PdfPTable. or in other words can we have horozontal
scrolling. What can be the other reasons for this
exception.
ExceptionConverter: java.io.IOException: The document
has no pages.
at
com.lowagie.text.pdf.PdfPages.writePageTree(Un
At 02:58 PM 6/3/2005, david allen wrote:
I would like to know if it is possible to insert some meta data into a pdf
document using itext.
For example, when a user opens my itext generated pdf
* I would like the ZoomIn / ZoomOut value set to 100%
Yes.
* I would like the actual pdf wi
Hi all,
I would like to know if it is possible to insert some meta data into a pdf
document using itext.
For example, when a user opens my itext generated pdf
* I would like the ZoomIn / ZoomOut value set to 100%
* I would like the actual pdf window to NOT contain buttons (beneath the
menu) o
I think so...
The PDF form for the template was created using Acrobat Pro 6.
The checkbox tool in advanced editing shows appearance data (Border
Color, Fill Color, Line Thickness, Line Style, Font Size, Font and Text
Color).
The call to getAppearanceStates() returns a string array with 2 values:
[
Do you have appearances in the checkbox?
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I can find a checkbox and it's current state but I am unable to put a
check in the box.
I'm using the code snippet below...
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(template);
PdfStamper stamp = new PdfStamper(reader,
newFileOutputStream(pdffilename));
PdfContentByte overimage = stamp.getOverContent(1);
A
At 11:32 AM 6/3/2005, Bill Sanders wrote:
This user has all of their watermarks in TIFF format, because they used a
Xerox solution that could image them as background forms.
Lovely :(
The PDFs that are you starting with (to bookmark), are they
vector/text based, or also all T
This user has all of their watermarks in TIFF format, because they used a
Xerox solution that could image them as background forms. They changed to a
new model printer and they do not want to change all of the current
processes. So I'm trying to help them using a Jython script to replicate
what t
At 11:10 AM 6/3/2005, Bill Sanders wrote:
Here's an observation. If I use Acrobat Pro and convert the TIFF image to
be used as a watermark to a PDF and then attach it to a blank PDF as a
watermark. When I use stamping, it seems to be ok.
Because it is tossing the opacity values when y
Appreciate the response.
Here's an observation. If I use Acrobat Pro and convert the TIFF image to
be used as a watermark to a PDF and then attach it to a blank PDF as a
watermark. When I use stamping, it seems to be ok.
Is there alternatives to using these TIFF's as watermarks that I haven't
t
At 10:32 AM 6/3/2005, Bill Sanders wrote:
Appreciate the quick response. Is there any option within iText to flatten
the PDF file. These are simple view and print PDF's only.
No.
You'd need to use something like ImageMagick/GraphicsMagick in
conjunction with Ghostscript to p
Will this do the trick:
http://itextdocs.lowagie.com/examples/com/lowagie/examples/directcontent/graphics2D/JFreeChartExample.java
br,
Bruno
No, it really needs the line
org.jfree.text.TextUtilities.setUseDrawRotatedStringWorkaround(false);
In the code there is a comment that it is a
//
Appreciate the quick response. Is there any option within iText to flatten
the PDF file. These are simple view and print PDF's only.
Regards,
Bill Sanders
NearStar, Inc.
www.nearstar.com
Office: (972) 355-2236 x206
NearStar Technical Support: (972) 355-2236 x202
**CONFIDENTIAL NOTICE**
Th
At 09:06 AM 6/3/2005, David Thielen wrote:
If I have unicode text and I don't know what charsets it may be from (ie it
could be combined Thai and Chinese), it seems to me that I have to use
IDENTITY.
Correct.
Or is there a way around that?
No.
And why does IDENTITY alway
Hello;
If I have unicode text and I don't know what charsets it may be from (ie it
could be combined Thai and Chinese), it seems to me that I have to use
IDENTITY. Or is there a way around that?
And why does IDENTITY always get embedded?
Thanks - dave
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David Thielen wrote:
Hi;
I get the fonts for my PDF doc using:
Font font = FontFactory.getFont(fontName, BaseFont.IDENTITY_H, false,
fontSize, style);
See http://itextdocs.lowagie.com/tutorial/fonts/#basefont
Fonts with BaseFont.IDENTITY_H or BaseFont.IDENTITY_V will always be
embedded no m
Hi;
I get the fonts for my PDF doc using:
Font font = FontFactory.getFont(fontName, BaseFont.IDENTITY_H, false,
fontSize, style);
And when that doesn't work I do:
Font font = FontFactory.getFont(fontName, BaseFont.CP1252, false, fontSize,
style);
But the fonts are embedded in the document. Ho
Oliver Constanso wrote:
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*Para:* 'itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net'
*Asunto:* itext table problem
Hello,
I’m using iText to gene
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de 2005 13:58
Para:
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Asunto: itext table problem
Hello,
I’m using iText to generate a pdf file from a
table. It Works very well but I have a problem I hope y
That's life. If you have opacity the page has to be flattened before printing.
It's not an iText thing, any PDF with opacity behaves the same way.
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