i've written an itext java server-side
app and it works fine.
except when i shut-down windows, there's
an exception in acrobat.
this does not happen if i do not visit
the page that downloads the itext .pdf
file.
thanks.
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Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of
Just to be clear, I'm not "complaining" - just trying to make sure I
have all my facts straight before I tell people we'll have to fiddle
with all 50-some PDFs we're working from just to resolve this
alignment (to get them all consistent).
On 1/25/06, Paulo Soares <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You
Hello again,
I've made some progress... here is the code:
reader = new PdfReader(modelfr, null);
ms = new MemoryStream();
stamper = new PdfStamper(reader, ms);
// filling form here...
Barcode128 shipBarCode = new Barcode128();
// preparing barcode here...
Image imgShipBarCode =
shipBarCode.Create
You should complain to Adobe about that. The layout rules were never in the
specifications and Adobe did as it pleased it. Depending on the Acrobat
version the field when filled will be in a different position. It's not much
but if it's aligned with some static text it will show the offset.
--
We're checking into it now. Does this act globally (all fields), or
is it on a per-field basis?
If it's global, and we have different versions of Acrobat, this could
really get us crossed up, couldn't it? We compile our final PDF from
a number of PDFs and FDFs which have been created by several
What are "consecutive content byte writes"?
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of M.-Leander Reimer
> Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 5:57 PM
> To: 'itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net'
> Subject: [iText-questions] PDF Layers
>
> H
M.-Leander Reimer wrote:
Hi there,
just a quick question:
Just a quick anwer: it depends on how you create your document.
br,
Bruno
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At 11:22 AM 1/25/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks again Leonard and Bruno . Actually we get pdf with searchable text
, already ocr by third party tool .
OK... But what does that have to do with blank pages?
Now from Itext api , how will i get
the image or content text . I wa
Hi there,
just a quick question: Does iText insert PDf layers when generating a
PDF document using consecutive content byte writes? If so, can I avoid
this behaviour?
Thanks for your feedback!
Leander
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Thanks again Leonard and Bruno . Actually we get pdf with searchable text
, already ocr by third party tool .Now from Itext api , how will i get
the image or content text . I was able to get the pdfStream using ,
contents key from page dictionary . But couldn't get content from the
stream . i
Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
Sure.
First look at the content stream and see if it represents only
a single image. If so, then you'll need to decode the image and check
each pixel value to see if it is "white".
I can already predict the next three questions:
1. how do I decode
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Leonard,
Thanks . What we are looking for is something which seems blank to users
when they open it.
Scanned pages may be described as blank by human beings,
but they aren't blank viewed from the perspective of a machine.
iText won't be able to detect blank pag
At 10:48 AM 1/25/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks . What we are looking for is something which seems blank to users
when they open it.
OK.
Actually , there is no question of annoataion or field ,
as these are converted to pdf file from scanned image. So is there any way
, we c
Hello Leonard,
Thanks . What we are looking for is something which seems blank to users
when they open it. Actually , there is no question of annoataion or field ,
as these are converted to pdf file from scanned image. So is there any way
, we can determine that a page is white image with no s
At 10:20 AM 1/25/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a requirement , where users scan documents and it comes with some
blank pages. We want to remove the blank pages , programmatically before
storing it. its difficult to figure how to be sure that a page is blank ?
Because the defi
First, I apologize for the ambiguity.
However, your answer was sufficient. I want to print a PDF file on paper as
a stand-alone or background job. At least I know that iText is not the tool
I need for this project.
Thanks,
Michael Gosselin
> -Original Message-
> From: Bruno Lowagie
Hello ALL ,
We have a requirement , where users scan documents and it comes with some
blank pages. We want to remove the blank pages , programmatically before
storing it. its difficult to figure how to be sure that a page is blank ?
I read the document , iterate over each page , and on each pa
At 09:45 AM 1/25/2006, Aaron J Weber wrote:
So is there some "more
secure" method of leveraging the encryption?
For example, if I DO set a
user-password, then encrypt the document, is that
"better"?
Yes, if
you set a user password AND a permissions/owner password, then the only
way to
It's the same. The problem is not the strength of the the key or
algorithm but the case that you also provide the key to open the pdf if
no user password is set.
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of Aaron J Weber
> Sent: Wednesday, Ja
So is there some "more secure" method of leveraging
the encryption?
For example, if I DO set a user-password, then
encrypt the document, is that "better"?
Thanks for the quick response!-AJ
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From:
Paulo
Soares
To: Aaron J Weber ; itext-questions@
At 09:35 AM 1/25/2006, Aaron J Weber wrote:
I've read (and discovered first-hand) that traditionally, encrypting
a PDF is pretty weak in the implementation-side of things. That is,
it's more of a deterrent than a protection, because it can be
fairly-easily defeated.
Depending on wh
I've read (and discovered first-hand) that
traditionally, encrypting a PDF is pretty weak in the implementation-side of
things. That is, it's more of a deterrent than a protection, because it
can be fairly-easily defeated.
Can someone verify whether the encrypt methods in
iText are any di
It's not supported.
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> Behalf Of DI (FH) Peter Webel
> Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 1:37 PM
> To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [iText-questions] certify a pdf
>
> hi out there,
>
> i
I create a footer where i put one image, but the image (gif) goes at the top of
each page (i tried with small image but same problem). Here is the code:
/**
* Create the footer for pdf document.
*
* @return header of document;
*/
private HeaderF
hi out there,
i have written a server/client application which can sign pdf's on the fly.
this system works great.
now i want to certiy the pdf, but i didn't found any information about that.
can anybody help me,
thank, zc master
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Hi.
I'm using your library for signing and validating a signature of a PDF file.
All works fine up to one case:
A PDF is signed by a certificate and I trust only this certificate and none of
the CA or Root-Certs in the chain.
In the PDFPKCS7.java you should use the method verifyCertificates as
mediarché wrote:
thank you so much
and what about same issue with rtfwriter?
There's no such thing as 'defining an exact layout' in RTF.
RTF is interpreted by an application such as WordPad, Word,...
The number of lines a paragraph will take, depends on the
way an RTF file is rendered by the
Your doc was created with Designer and is not supported.
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From: "Benny Breiling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 8:34 AM
Subject: [iText-questions] (no subject)
Hello!
I have a problem by filling a registration-form with iText.
My prog
mediarché wrote:
hi all,
i need to know the total number of text lines (how many text lines) are
present in a paragraph.
If the width of your page is infinite, there is only one line in your
paragraph.
If the width of your page is zero, the number of lines in your paragraph
is infinite ;-)
hi all,
i need to know the total number of text lines (how many text lines) are
present in a paragraph.
can anyone suggest me the way i can do it?
thanx in advance
niko
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The reason for those exceptions is that those types are not supported but
that you already knew. There's no workaround.
- Original Message -
From: "Abhishek Vaidya" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 7:29 AM
Subject: [iText-questions] itext TIFF to PDF conversio
Hi all,
I want to dynamically add a table to a document.
I add a graphic to a document and a jpeg.
Then i do document.add(table).
But only the first page of the table shows the
graphics and on subsequent pagees,it does not
appear.Can anyone please help me on how to bring the
graphic on all pag
Gosselin, Michael wrote:
Hello,
I am new to iText, and I need to know one simple thing: can I use iText to
print a PDF file in the background? If so, how?
Your question is ambiguous.
If you want to print a PDF file on paper in a background process,
the answer is: iText doesn't do printing.
I
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