[iText-questions] Help - How to close the pdf file through pushButton

Hi All, I want to close the pdf file through the Pushbutton field. On the press of close button the pdf file should be closed. I used for the print button it's working fine. Below is the code for print and close. Print is working fine not close. Please do send the code for close button. //thi

[iText-questions] loading fonts from byte[]

I'm trying to load fonts from some proprietary repository (day jcr repo) and thus I need to load the fonts from byte arrays. I've tried doing BaseFont tecMedium = BaseFont.createFont("Tec-Medium", BaseFont.WINANSI, true, true, getBinaryContent(request,"/path/.../Tec-Medium.afm"), getBinary

Re: [iText-questions] loading fonts from byte[]

BaseFont.createFont("Tec-Medium.afm", ... Paulo - Original Message - From: "Torgeir Veimo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2007 6:15 PM Subject: [iText-questions] loading fonts from byte[] > I'm trying to load fonts from some proprietary repository (day jcr repo)

[iText-questions] loading fonts from byte[]

I'm trying to load fonts from some proprietary repository (day jcr repo) and thus I need to load the fonts from byte arrays. I've tried doing BaseFont tecMedium = BaseFont.createFont("Tec-Medium", BaseFont.WINANSI, true, true, getBinaryContent(request,"/path/.../Tec-Medium.afm"), getBinary

Re: [iText-questions] iText to convert a PDF file to PCL format

itext doesnt do this, but if it is ok for you to use ghostscript the itexttoolbox contains a plugin Various.RIP that shows how to use the ghostscript api via jni to do it. It offers output to tiff, jpeg, postscript, pdf and pcl out of the box. It is in current svn and the bundled ghostscript dl

Re: [iText-questions] Supported Signature Certificates? PFX, P7B, P7C, CER Examples?

Reread my message, i already told you how for example you can parse these certificates... --- Nick Kowalewicz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thank you! > > I will look into how to parse CER/DER/P12.. > > Do you know of any places off hand to start my > search? > > Regards, > > Nick K. > > ---

Re: [iText-questions] Supported Signature Certificates? PFX, P7B, P7C, CER Examples?

Thank you! I will look into how to parse CER/DER/P12.. Do you know of any places off hand to start my search? Regards, Nick K. -Original Message- From: Harakiri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2007 7:57 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Post all your questions about iT

Re: [iText-questions] Supported Signature Certificates? PFX, P7B, P7C, CER Examples?

I think you are quiet confused about signing and certificate types. P12 and PFX are just containers for private+public keys. CER, DER and so on are also just encoded certificates - mostly only used for public keys however - but you can also encode private keys of course. It boils down that every

[iText-questions] iText to convert a PDF file to PCL format

Hi, Would like to know if I can use iText to convert a PDF file to PCL format. Thanks. -- Regards, Manoj - This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Still grepping through log files to find problems? Stop. Now Search

Re: [iText-questions] iText to convert a PDF file to PCL format

Manoj wrote: > Hi, > > Would like to know if I can use iText to convert a PDF file to PCL format. iText doesn't produce PCL. br, Bruno - This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Still grepping through log files to fin

Re: [iText-questions] Affecting the order of fields extracted from a PDF Form

Also, Is there a way to extract the Default value of a Text box, and the format {ex: General, Text, Numeric #,###.00 $#,###.00, Date, Time}? Thank you! Regards, Nick Kowalewicz -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Andy Perkins Sent: Thursday

[iText-questions] Affecting the order of fields extracted from a PDF Form

Hi. I am a newbie to iText, but have a small amount of code to pull out form fields from a PDF form (see snippet below) which was originally based in one of your samples. I was wondering if there is anyway to order the form fields that are returned, to say be in the order in which they were