Hi All,
Has anyone ever encountered this before?
I am trying to make a List and add this list to a
Cell
within a Table. I then use RTF2Writer to generate
the
RTF document.
Table table = new Table(1);
table.setBorder(Table.NO_BORDER);
table.setSpaceInsideCell(2.0f);
I use iText-1.4.2 and iText-1.4.8 HTMLWorker.parseToList() to parse
the HTML text into PDF file.
The HTML Text is so simple that it contains bold, underline, italic
text and a simple table with 2 rows and 3 columns. The table
attributes are:
cellPadding=0
cellSpacing=0
border=1
width=60%
I found
I'm using PdfCopy to bring in a batch of disparate types to a destination PDF
file. I'm currently seeing a problem where PdfWriter works fine, but
PdfCopy (a subclass of PdfWriter) fails.
Here's a small piece of code that replicates the problem:
import java.io.*;
import com.lowagie.text.*;
impo
On 5/22/07, Bruno Lowagie (iText) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The option I would have used (and probably already proposed on the
> mailing list in the past),
[...]
Thanks for the tip. It worked out pretty nicely.
Brian
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T
Installed itext jar (itext-2.0.2.jar) for use in Oracle DB. Used PDFTK
before with no problems and using it in Korn scripts to repair PDF files.
PDF merge script started to fail (below). Moved files to PC and
duplicated the problem. It appears the files have some characteristic
causing the
Hi,
can anyone help me with this issue?
Currently writing a program that creates a PDF dynamically and based on
that concatenates some files at the end. There are also internal links
(created with set local destination etc.) that point to the concatenated
files.
PdfReader reader = new PdfRea
>I am toiling on this since last few days especially on looping through.
>Haven't yet settledown to find the exact width n heights with offsets to
clip n show in different
>pages.
>Thats why I wanted to look through any existing example who had a similar
need.
Yes, I see that, I've followed the t
I am toiling on this since last few days especially on looping through.
Haven't yet settledown to find the exact width n heights with offsets to
clip n show in different pages.
Thats why I wanted to look through any existing example who had a similar
need.
Bill Ensley wrote:
>
> I'd like someon
I'd like someone to write my program for me too.
-Bill Ensley
www.bearprinting.com
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Can someone give me a working example of a JTable2Pdf with the JTable having
1. at least 200 columns
2. A 1000 rows
3. Headers should appear in each page
4. With Color and components like( JCheckBox etc ) inside a cell
5. With Margins
6. Page numbers, date(if possible) at the footer
Note: Unfor
http://www.nabble.com/file/p10744768/big_table.png
This table spans across 200 columns and 300+ rows.
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Oh I just put the tepmplate part to notify the audience, Here is the full
block of code.
PdfWriter writer = PdfWriter.getInstance( document, new
FileOutputStream( "jTable.pdf" ) );
document.open();
PdfContentByte cb = writer.getDirectContent();
PdfT
Stanley Bondi wrote:
> Using the iTextSharp API,
> I can get the acrofields and I can get the javascript in the PDF,
> I want to find the javascript event handler name for a field in a acroform.
You can get the javascript (1)
You can't find the javascript event handler (2)
> Im assuming that java
On Monday 21 May 2007, Felix Satyaputra wrote:
> I've attached the source with this email just in case
> someone wants to try the same thing. I'm happy to
> supply a patch the changes is deemed useful enough to
> go into iText itself.
If you could provide a patch that would be greatly appreciated.
Hi,
what's the difference between extraParagraphSpace and the
spaceBefore/spaceAfter methods?
Greetings,
Mark
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On May 22, 2007, at 12:38 PM, Bruno Lowagie wrote:
> If a PDF is embedded in an HTML file, in other words:
> if the PDF is opened in the Adobe Reader plug-in, and
> if you have added a message handler inside the PDF,
> you can establish a communication between the JS in
> the HTML page and the JS i
chandrajeet wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have a fairly big Jtable with more than 100 columns in it. How can I
> create a printable PDF version from it. THe current version of
> iText(JTable2PDf) doesn't generate it right. It trims after 4 or 5th column.
> Also no headers comes in.
> I am afraid that I
Basco, John X wrote:
> I am experimenting with iText to create pdf documents that has
> mathematical formula’s such as square root of (x^2 + y^2 ) etc. Could
> you please point to the right direction. I have read your book iText in
> action.
iText is not TeX.
In TeX you have operators to d
Stanley Bondi wrote:
> I would like to know if there is a way to get the javascript method
> called by a field event (eg OnValidate).
> I would like to call the validation function for a field from a C#
> applcation (without knowing what that function is).
I don't understand the question.
If a P
I resolved this by upgrading my JVM to the latest Sun version (1.6) and
now it runs to completion with default JVM settings.
Alastair Gregory wrote:
I'm using iText merging six PDFs approx. 3.7MB each, into a single
output document. When running on Linux (Fedora Core 6) using the Fedora
"gij"
I'm using iText merging six PDFs approx. 3.7MB each, into a single
output document. When running on Linux (Fedora Core 6) using the Fedora
"gij" JVM at Java version1.4.2 I get a crash on closing the output document:
ExceptionConverter: java.io.IOException: Cannot allocate memory
at gnu.java.
Dear Mr. Bruno Loagie,
I am experimenting with iText to create pdf documents that has
mathematical formula's such as square root of (x2 + y2) etc. Could you
please point to the right direction. I have read your book iText in
action.
Thanks
John Basco
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi All,
I have a fairly big Jtable with more than 100 columns in it. How can I
create a printable PDF version from it. THe current version of
iText(JTable2PDf) doesn't generate it right. It trims after 4 or 5th column.
Also no headers comes in.
I am afraid that I can create a PdfPTable from thi
Where do I get this example solution, the messageArchive(38297191 ) takes me
to a junk page.
Could you paste the solution here pls.
Agarwal, Sunil [CIB-IT] wrote:
>
> Is this the example you are referring to? It may be a stupid question ,
> but just wanted to confirm and trying to avoid spendin
Hi All,
I have a fairly big Jtable with more than 100 columns in it. How can I
create a printable PDF version from it. THe current version of
iText(JTable2PDf) doesn't generate it right. It trims after 4 or 5th column.
Also no headers comes in.
I am afraid that I can create a PdfPTable from thi
Brian McKeever wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> My pdf has bookmarks, but the customer would like it to have a table
> of contents so that they can navigate the document even when it's in
> paper form. I'd like to form lines where the name of the section is
> aligned left, the page number is aligned right
Eric Summkeller wrote:
> I draw the border of a PdfPCell with the cellLayout() method of a
> PdfPCellEvent. To draw the lines I use the setLineDash() method. My question
> is which parameters should I use to draw a line with only dots?
That's a good question, and the answer is surprisingly easy
Heather Richardson wrote:
> The page numbers are working correctly, however the table is not
> displaying correctly. I'm not sure what I did wrong but I have a feeling
> it has something to do with the ContentByte. I used examples given on
> your website to get this far and I'm sure I just have
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