Hi,
Does anyone have some sample code of how to sign a PDF using a certificate in
the Windows Certificate Store (preferably in iTextSharp) using the .Net API's,
etc? There is plenty of code using a pfx, but my particular app needs to use the
user's certificates.
I tried to base it on code along s
Hi All,
I have tried looking up the archives but in vain, found a few examples but
most of them are so old that their links have stopped working, anyways here
is the problem.
I use content byte to position my text using an absolute reference on the
pdf, what I want to do now is to add an hyperlin
Within Adobe Acrobat Reader, an individual can enter a search string and then
Reader highlights a word in an existing document I do not control. Is it
possible with iText to open an existing document and retrieve the x,y position
of a given word or string?
Bottom line is I want to add a specia
This is for invisible signatures, of course.
Paulo
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This is quite curious but possible. The version in the CVS already creates a
/DA key but I'll also create the /DR key just in case.
Paulo
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It's probably filling in those entries when it opens the form
("NeedsAppearances" == true?), which is indeed a change related to form fields.
The precise details are a little off, but the difference is quite
understandable.
If you are using the NeedsAppearances flag, you're in eel-infested wat
Sorry for the resurrection, but I stumbled upon the same issue and found out
a few things:
1) Acrobat 7 and 8 display the changes differently. 7 always displays the
changes as "miscellaneous" while Acobat 8 says that some are due to form
filling (in case of a filled signature field).
2) The chang
For PDF, you might want to check out pdfbox. With some coding it might be
possible. I know it's got a method to convert a page into a java BufferedImage
object ...
Raimi
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Pileggi Matteo wrote:
> Sorry!
Though it was in Italian,
your French is pardoned ;-)
br,
Bruno
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Marc Lustig wrote:
> Hi,
>
> we need to read existing PDF- and RTF-files and save them as TIFF-images.
> Can anybody give us a hint if this is possible with iText?
It's not possible with iText.
br,
Bruno
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Hi,
we need to read existing PDF- and RTF-files and save them as TIFF-images.
Can anybody give us a hint if this is possible with iText?
Marc
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> submitField.setAction(PdfAction.createSubmitForm(url,null,PdfAction.SUBMIT_HTML_FORMAT));
>
>
> How do I exclude this field from the POST request? Putting it
> another way, I just want my checkbox fields to appear in the request
> parameter map on the server.
You us
david allen wrote:
> I just need to understand how you map an xml document to actual java calls.
I usually write a SAX Handler.
It's the fastest way I know (both to program it,
and to do the parsing).
br,
Bruno
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ashok wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have drawn a created a table using PdfPTable class.
> After creating a table, I need to draw lines in each row of the table.
>
> How to do it ? Please help
Search for cell events (chapter 10 in the book).
br,
Bruno
Hi
I have drawn a created a table using PdfPTable class.
After creating a table, I need to draw lines in each row of the table.
How to do it ? Please help
Regards
Ashok
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Hi,
The issue got resolved by changing from iText-1.02b.jar iText 1.2.jar as
per the link below:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.java.lib.itext.general/12724/match=b
ad+file+descriptor
Is there any other concurrency issues with iText?
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Navin
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I'm submitting a PDF form via a POST request much like the example given
in figure 15.9 of the iText book:
PushbuttonField submitButton = new
PushbuttonField(pdfContentByte.getPdfWriter(),r,"submitButton");
...
PdfFormField submitField = submitButton.getField();
submitField.setAction(PdfAction.c
Thank you for your reply.
I actually have to create pdf files and need to insert text, image and
annotations and so on.
I just need to understand how you map an xml document to actual java calls.
So once the xml has been parsed do you use reflection to map an xml tag like
to pdfBuilder.addImage(
Vladislav Guskov wrote:
> Does iText have a setting which regulates enabling/desabling of the
> last dot?
No, but you could probably subclass Chapter and Section so that
it does. (I'll have a look at it as soon as I find the time.)
br,
Bruno
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> It seems, hat the gcj has a problem with synchronized blocks and doesn’t
> know javax.xml package.
I fear you'll have to make your own sized down version of iText
in order to compile it with GCJ (you're allowed to do so if you
follow the license).
br,
Bruno
Swapna wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> We are new to itext ,and we are using it in our projects.
> My question is how we can get the crop functionality in PDF
Do you mean you want to set the CropBox in existing PDF files?
Or do you want to specify the CropBox in a newly created PDF file?
What do you me
PR, Rajesh (GE Infra, Energy) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We are extensively using itext in our projects.
Then you're probably making a lot of money using our
free software. Fortunately if you're extensively using
iText you have bought many copies of my book.
Oh wait, you didn't, because if you did, y
Feld, David E wrote:
> Yeah, I am talking to IBM about this. When I was doing the building of
> the itext jar, I had to get the following additional jars in order to
> get the successful build, do you guys know if those were built with JDK
> 1.4 version as well?
>
> bc.jar,
NOT NEEDED: bc.jar is
Hi,
We are new to itext ,and we are using it in our projects.
My question is how we can get the crop functionality in PDF
If anyone can provide a sample implementation, that would be great.
Regards,
Swapna M
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Srinivas wrote:
> Can I combine 2 different PDF files to to single PDF file using itext api?
Of course you can.
> Please help me in this.
Please read chapter 2 of the book 'iText in Action' to find
out which of all the manipulation classes is best suited for
your requirements (because there's no
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