C4 wrote:
Hello,
Can you please tell me how I can get iTextPad to write directly to the
HttpContext.Current.Response.OutputStream??? I can create a PDF and
save to disk, but I would like to open PDF in web browser and give the
user the ability to print / save directly from web.
Any help
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am very new to iText and I've found this forum useful. Is it possible to use
setFieldProperty method to dynamically change the length of text box to
accommodate the text so the user doesn't have to scroll?
That's not the purpose of an AcroField.
If you need more
Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
At 03:56 PM 3/13/2006, Phil Poupart wrote:
There has to be a simple way to add XMP tags to an existing PDF.
Depends on your definition of simple...
But basically, you get the XMP data from the PDF via iText.
You use you favorite XML technology to
Srinivas wrote:
Attached is the sample pdf form
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Forms like the one you attached are not supported in iText.
br,
Bruno
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At 03:56 PM 3/13/2006, Phil Poupart wrote:
There has to be a simple way to add XMP tags to an existing PDF.
Depends on your definition of simple...
But basically, you get the XMP data from the PDF via
iText. You use you favorite XML technology to modify the XMP. Then
you p
I am very new to iText and I've found this forum useful. Is it possible to use
setFieldProperty method to dynamically change the length of text box to
accommodate the text so the user doesn't have to scroll? Thanks.
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I've been fighting this for days now.
There has to be a simple way to add XMP tags to an existing PDF.
What is the normal order of events? Logically, it seems like it should only
be a few lines of code. Can anyone post an example (not the two or three
incomplete examples that I already find on th
Hi, I am new to iText and would appreciate any help. I am creating a .pdf by filling data into form. I use PdfStamperand AccroFields. However, the textboxes do not display entire text and user has to scroll. Is there a way
to change size of text box (setFieldProperty?) ? Thanks.-Tushar
Pdf treats
all fields with the same name as different instances of the same field, all
having the same value. This can be handy (repeating the same information
on every page), and can be a real Problem (combining multiple instances of the
same form, or different forms with matching field na
Hi:
I
have been using IText to create PDF documents. It worked great with Java 1.4.x.
However, when I switched to Java
1.5.0_06, I got the following error:
Exception in thread
"AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: sun/awt/font/NativeFontWrapperException in
fm.insertDirecto
Bruno,
The code is:
String str = "D:\\images\\jackets.pdf";
String fileName = "D:\\images\\jackets2.pdf";
FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(str);
com.lowagie.text.pdf.PdfReader pdfReader = new
com.lowagie.text.pdf.PdfReader(fis);
byte meta[] = pdfReader.getMetadata();
int n = pdfReader.g
Segev, Eli wrote:
Bruno,
If there is a thumbnail already in a PDF document and the document is
copied with iText code, the thumbnail will be lost.
That's not always true.
There are at least three ways to copy a PDF with iText code.
What way are you using?
br,
Bruno
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Bruno,
If there is a thumbnail already in a PDF document and the document is
copied with iText code, the thumbnail will be lost. It does not make
sense.
Eli Segev
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Hi list
Just wanted to ask if someone already has done an implementation of ESR/BESR
printing/positioning using iText, so i wouldn't have to reinvent the wheel?
Greetings
Frank
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Cristina Dallera wrote:
Hi. I would like to know how create new pages in a pdf document create
by my java program; I need to add content directly to the PDF file
using the PdfContentByte class in this way:
/Document doc = new Document();/
/PdfWriter// writer = PdfWriter.getInstance(doc,
Hi. I would like to know how
create new pages in a pdf document create by my java program;
I need to add content directly to the PDF file using the PdfContentByte
class in this way:
Document
doc = new Document();
PdfWriter writer = PdfWriter.getInstance(doc,
new FileOutputStream(myPath
Hi,
I am generating a large pdf report from a template
using PdfStamper (AcroFields). But some of the fields may repeat 1 to n times. I
can not use PdfCopyFields because the field names are same.
Any suggestions?
Vara
OK,
you have found the flag to set the visibility of an annotation.
Now you need the reverse. Given a field you want to know
if it's visible or not.
To do this you need the source snippet I already gave you
(see below) and read the entry PdfName.F from the dictionary
(F = flags). A object of type
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