Thanks for your reply.
The LPR seems a great tools to print on a LPD Server by java.
The printer which I used to print pdf is that Fujixerox DocuPrint C3530.
It support print pdf directly.
And I had wrote a programe by using javax.print.* directly to print pdf file.
and can print A4 size
I am using two variables(annexGF and isItemDesTxtval) one after the other ... the following way :
xsl:for-each select=statements/tabularStatements/tabularStatement
xsl:variable name=annexGF select=annexGF/
xsl:if test=$annexGF='0'
xsl:variable name=isItemDesTxtval
Hi everyone, thanks in advance for your support. I'm experiencing some problems
filling form fields on the fly. I have seen a number of other posts regarding
this issue to no avail, however, I'm confident it can be resolved. The problem
involves the movement or shifting of form field text
The form field text layout is not even the same across Acrobat versions.
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See if the problem is solved in the CVS.
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-Simple request (I hope):
I would like to generate pdf report from database table (or any other
table-like structure, like two-dim. array) with fixed number of columns,
and unknown number of rows (until run-time).
In the other words, I wish to copy every Table row to the resulting
output pdf
S. Radojcin wrote:
-Simple request (I hope):
I would like to generate pdf report from database table (or any other
table-like structure, like two-dim. array) with fixed number of columns,
and unknown number of rows (until run-time).
In the other words, I wish to copy every Table row to the
Dear iText support,
Thanks for a wonderful piece of software that makes me breathe easy now...
I solicit your advice on the following requirement of mine.
I have a Java Stored procedure through which I generate a PDF report using
the iText API. After generating the PDF, I want to print
If in a method you:
Document doc = ...
doc.setPageSize(PageSize.LETTER);
...
Rectangle rec = doc.getPageSize();
rec.setRight(rec.width() + 10);
doc.setPageSize(rec);
The page size of the static PageSize.LETTER object in memory will be
permanently (until the restart of your servlet
Hello,
I need to fill a TextField with Unicode characters. Because this is not
implemented, I would like to make a workaround. The original code:
private void setText(PdfStamper stamp, String fieldName, String text) throws
IOException, DocumentException
{
AcroFields form =
I cant tell you how to solve your pagesize problem because my experience
is that the pagesize can not in a portable way adjusted. While
postscript files do not neccessarily contain page size information pdf
files always contain page size information and because of that most
printers I know
Regardless, there is definitely something not right about the way the text is
dropped into the field and the problem we are seeing is occurring across
versions, did you test the demo? I just need a solution asap so that I can
start taking orders :) Please take a second look for me and/or
Text layout in form fields is not documented. iText tries to approximate
Acrobat 5 layout but it's not exact and if you go to newer Acrobat versions
it's even worse. You can change or duplicate TextField to suit your needs
or, better yet, as you are flattening just get the coordinates of the field
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