Are there future plans to support colspan and rowspan in PdfPTables?
Thank you,
Matthew
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I dont believe another source exists - EVEN if it does
exist Adobe has made it a rule that anyone issuing a
certificate from their Adobe CA *must* be on a secure
storage - so it will always be at least USB or Smart
Card - no way to get in simply pkcs7 file format.
I have the same problem and wonde
And I gather these PDFs are already produced - so that you can't go
back and ask that the author produce them in a different method, right?
If so, then you are going to need to write some code that pre-
processes these PDFs to LOCATE the "background image" and then
associate it with a PDF la
Signing from an USB or smartcard is very easy to do from C# as explained in
http://itextpdf.sourceforge.net/howtosign.html#signextitextsharp. Signing
from Java is completely dependent on the drivers provided by the smartcard
provider. Each case is a case. You can have a look at
http://itext.uge
That's not possible to do with iText as it was several times discussed in
the mailing list. Post any followup to the mailing list.
Paulo
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iText can't do that.
Paulo
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>
> Hi,
>
> I have a requirement in which I have to check whether my PDF file has
> Barcode in it.(Barcode39 will b
Hi,
I have a requirement in which I have to check whether my PDF file has
Barcode in it.(Barcode39 will be fine)
But any other format will also be helpful
Can I use itext lib to find the same.
if possible can some one post sample code
Thanks
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A naïve question: Where to go for certificates for digital signing of PDF
Documents?
In theory, one can sign PDF with a variety of certificates, from self-signed
and simple mail ID from VeriSign to level 2 and 3 certificates
(well, SSL
certificates do not work).
However, there is a problem:
I apologize for bringing this issue up again, but after hours of searching
for guidance I can't find anything reliable. The last posting on this list
and subject is:
[RE] Signing PDF with a PKCS11 smart card From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - 2006-07-31
14:13
Based upon this and other postings, it s
well... I need to do this programmatically (on lots of documents, server
side).
The original documents will have an image in the background layer.
Versions of each document will be sent from the server to either laser
printers where the entire document will be printed (including the
backgroun
I suspect that this user is doing 3D rendering to the screen in Java and
wants to
Output some finished product to PDF.
I recommend creating a BufferedImage to the paint method (if this applies to
Java3D)
And then writing that image to PDF.
-Bill Ensley
www.bearprinting.com
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Nothing that I am aware of specifically, but there are lots of
developers out there...who knows what's in store?!?!
Leonard
On Jul 2, 2007, at 7:58 AM, Jim Cornmell wrote:
Hi,
Reading between the lines "at this time" sounds like something is
on the horizon? Is there something due?
Hi all!
I'm trying to create a pdf with some bookmark and attachment and I would
to show both view
If I use the setViewerPreferences (in PdfCopy) I can choose only one of
this view...
I try to use that method with | ->
setViewerPreferences(PdfCopy.PageModeUseAttachments |
PdfCopy.PageModeUseAtt
Hi,
Reading between the lines "at this time" sounds like something is on the
horizon? Is there something due? I ask out of curiosity since I'm
moving to non-XFA-based forms because of your answer.
Jim
Leonard Rosenthol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Ruivo wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I would like to take a look at the examples of POST and GET, and I cannot
> acess them,.
If you are referring to these examples:
http://itext.ugent.be:8080/itext-in-action/index.jsp?method=POST
http://itext.ugent.be:8080/itext-in-action/index.jsp?method=GET
Last time I
Hi all
I would like to take a look at the examples of POST and GET, and I cannot
acess them,.
Can anyone send me those examples.
Thanks
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Frederick Bartlett wrote:
> Would you like the code and further explanation?
This will certainly interest Carsten Hammer
(who's working on the iText toolbox).
I'll forward your message to him.
br,
Bruno
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dayvidpow wrote:
>> You have to use a special constructor for PdfStamper:
>> public PdfStamper(PdfReader reader,
>> OutputStream os,
>> char pdfVersion,
>> boolean append)
>> with append = true, see:
>> http://itext.ugent.be/library/api/com/lowa
Bruno et al.:
I've adapted your TwoOnOne utility to make it more useful; I've been able to
print a number of ebooks quite efficiently. My goal was to make the page
images as large as possible while still fitting two on each physical page.
For instance, given pages designed for a standard 6" by 9"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello,
>
> thanks for your answer. Do you have any kind of XML example file to start
> with?
Why don't you get XmlWriter from the attic in SVN?
That way you can create all the XML files you desire.
br,
Bruno
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Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> PDF "concatenation" doesn't work that way.
>
> You need to add specific objects to the end of the file - not just
> "append" the bytes from a given PDF.
I interpreted the question as: make an incremental update
(with PdfStamper and insertPage(1)), so that it's easier
Hello,
thanks for your answer. Do you have any kind of XML example file to start with?
Regards,
Robin
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> Hello,
>
> as I just read in the book “iText in action” that
> there is no schema or DTD for the XML, iText is able
> to process, right?
That is still correct.
Martin Korous wrote:
> can anyone help me please?
Have you ever heard of the concept called 'Java package'?
If so, why don't you use that knowledge to execute class
com.lowagie.examples.general.HelloWorld?
br,
Bruno
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PDF "concatenation" doesn't work that way.
You need to add specific objects to the end of the file - not just
"append" the bytes from a given PDF.
Leonard
On Jul 2, 2007, at 5:01 AM, dayvidpow wrote:
>
>> You have to use a special constructor for PdfStamper:
>> public PdfStamper(PdfReader rea
The only program (at this time) that can flatten an XFA-based form is
Adobe's LiveCycle ES family of products.
Leonard
On Jul 2, 2007, at 3:17 AM, Jim Cornmell wrote:
Hi All,
> > I can print them from Acrobat but not directly for
> > example from a Unix box.
>
> Et voilà, there's your ans
Good catch!
This was one of the items from the Technical Corrigenda to PDF/A-1.
Leonard
On Jul 1, 2007, at 10:34 PM, Seung Hyun Park wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I'm very pleased that iText have started to support PDF/A.
>
> By the way, I found a small point to improve compatibility to PDF/A.
>
> PDF/A
> You have to use a special constructor for PdfStamper:
> public PdfStamper(PdfReader reader,
> OutputStream os,
> char pdfVersion,
> boolean append)
> with append = true, see:
> http://itext.ugent.be/library/api/com/lowagie/text/pdf/PdfStamper
Hello,
I cant run HelloWorld
(http://itext.ugent.be/library/com/lowagie/examples/general/HelloWorld.java),
compile is OK
I tried jar and source too
1] jar file
//compile without error
javac -classpath lib/itext-2.0.4.jar HelloWorld.java
//run with noclassdefound
java -classpath lib/itext-2.0.
Hi,
I have a image proofing application which is used to proof Images.
I am using Swing ,itext,and JAI is in my application.
User can draw various shapes on Image and add comments for them.
There is a button to create PDF document of image with various shapes on
it.I am using itext for this pu
You can get, through reflection, the variable "decrypt" from PdfReader.
I'll add something to PdfReader to get this information easily.
Paulo
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Manish Deo wrote:
> hi there,
>
> Could you tell me how to call 3d pdf using java swing with the help of
> iText.
You'll have to explain what this question means.
Are you creating a PDF with a 3D stream using
a Java Swing app? Or do you expect the PDF with
the 3D will be rendered. If it's the la
hi there,
Could you tell me how to call 3d pdf using java swing with the help of
iText.
On 7/2/07, Jim Cornmell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,
> > I can print them from Acrobat but not directly for
> > example from a Unix box.
>
> Et voilà, there's your answer.
> The viewer on your unix
Hi All,
> > I can print them from Acrobat but not directly for
> > example from a Unix box.
>
> Et voilà, there's your answer.
> The viewer on your unix box probably doesn't know
> the first thing about XFA.
Correct it does not. This leads me to ask the question:
"How do I flatten a
Manish Deo wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I'm trying to integrate 3D PDF
Have you tried the examples that were posted
to the mailing list.
Note that the subject is misleading. It's as if
you claim that 3D annotations aren't supported
in iText, whereas several people have succeeded
making PDFs with 3D st
Hi,
I have a image proofing application which is used to proof Images.
I am using Swing and JAI is in my application.
User can draw various shapes on Image and add comments for them.
There is a button to create PDF document of image with various shapes on it.
In windows and linux PDF creation work
There's a rather complete example in the toolbox.
Paulo
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Hi there,
I'm trying to integrate 3D PDF
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Seung Hyun Park wrote:
> PDF/A forces that the info dictionary of PDF have to match with the XMP
> metadata embedded to PDF.
> But, the subject of info dictionary of PDF must match with the
> dc:description of XMP metadata.
Aha, OK, I didn't know that.
I have updated the Java version in SVN.
>
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> Hello,
>
> as I just read in the book “iText in action” that
> there is no schema or DTD for the XML, iText is able
> to process, right?
That is still correct.
> Has anyone created a schema for himself?
I've asked this question myself ;-)
> Or is there any kind of
Hello,
as I just read in the book “iText in action” that there is no schema or DTD for
the XML, iText is able to process, right?
Has anyone created a schema for himself? Or is there any kind of great example
XML, containing most of the allowed tags? It would even be helpful to have some
smalle
Hi!
I can take the file-stream and then searching for
"CFM/V2" or "CFM/AESV2" or "CFM /V2" and "/Length 128".
...But is this stable and save enough to check for AES-encryption?
Best regards,
Ingo
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Øystein Lekang wrote:
>
> I would like to have a gradient shading for background in some
> PdfPCells, but I don't seem to be able to figure out how.
>
> Seems like com.lowagie.text.pdf.ShadingColor is it. But this
> ends up needing a com.lowagie.text.pdf.PdfShading, which seems
> to need coordi
I would like to have a gradient shading for background in some
PdfPCells, but I don't seem to be able to figure out how.
Seems like com.lowagie.text.pdf.ShadingColor is it. But this
ends up needing a com.lowagie.text.pdf.PdfShading, which seems
to need coordinates..
How would I go about placi
Carl H. Sayres wrote:
> I want to be able to produce a version of this
> document where the image doesn't print.
I think the best solution would be to create the template
that way. Add the image to an OCG that doesn't print in
Acrobat.
br,
Bruno
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dayvidpow wrote:
> Anyone knows how to perform Incremental Update of an existing PDF using
> iText? Are there any resources or samples available that shows how to
> perform incremental update of an existing PDF?
You have to use a special constructor for PdfStamper:
public PdfStamper(PdfReader read
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