Thanks for your answer.
The question has been resolved !
The reason is we should put the *.TTF files put JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/Fonts
catalog.
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Paulo and all,
That makes sense that you need to move the template.
Assuming I have added an Image and some ColumnText to this template,
here is the code I use based on whether or not rotation is
required...and my current document with the problem is not rotated.
if (currPageRotation == 90 ||
When you create a template the origin of said template will be 0,0. In
pseudo code it should be:
getOverContent().addTemplate(PDFTemplate.createTemplate().addImage(img,0
,0),250f,6860f);
Paulo
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There are many utilities on the Web that do this very well by emulating a
printer. If you search, you will find them.
---mr. bean
tushar Patel wrote:
>
> Hi there!
> i was looking into the .net version iTextSharp. i found it very
> interesting
> and useful.
> i was wondering whether this libra
Hi!
I wrote you some days ago (I'm sorry for my bad english in advance :p). I've
been working with your api so much since and I've (I hope) the last combo of
3 questions about your system. I'm sure you could help me :S
I've been reading about PDF resolutions. I read in the FAQ that images never
lo
Paulo and everyone,
I figured the position offset out before I bothered you with this
posting.
The bug issue has to do with template and not the offset.
In my example code in the original message, it shows I create a template
based on height and width of the current page. Inside that template I
This works for me:
Document doc = new Document(PageSize.A4);
PdfWriter writer = PdfWriter.getInstance(doc, new
FileOutputStream("c:\\test.pdf"));
doc.open();
PdfPTable t1 = new PdfPTable(2);
t1.addCell("1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n6\n7\n8\n9");
PdfPTable t2 = new PdfPTable(1);
t2.setExtendLastRow(false);
PdfPC
I tried your suggestion, but it didn't work... I added this line at the end
(almost) of the previous code:
PdfPCell temp = new PdfPCell(nestedTable);temp.VerticalAlignment=
PdfPCell.ALIGN_MIDDLE;masterTable.AddCell(temp);
I've made something wrong?
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Object placement has nothing to do with page dimensions but the page
dimensions will decide if the object is visible or if it's outside the
page boundaries. You must have (0 < x <6856) and (6856 < y < 7864) to
have anything displayed.
Paulo
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> Hi there!
> i was looking into th
You must also set the alignment of the outer cell.
Paulo
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Hi there!
i was looking into the .net version iTextSharp. i found it very interesting
and useful.
i was wondering whether this library is capable enough to convert Word
document into pdf?
if so, i would applicate if u can provide me some sample code.
Thanks
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Tushar Patel
Software Engineer (Mic
Is it possible to use iText to set an image from a URI to an ImageField
object?
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In my case ,on line 2576 of PdfReader, the
"getPdfObjectRelease((PdfObject)arr.get(j))" yeilded a PdfNull object and
when it was cast to a (PdfDictionary) object it threw a class cast
exception. So I now test ther result of
"getPdfObjectRelease((PdfObject)arr.get(j))" to see if it's an instanceof
>I need to load the iText jar into an oracle 10g database using loadjava.
>When I attempt I receive may resolution errors and the classes are invalid.
>Does anyone have suggestions how to accomplish this?
Rod,
To load iText (2.0.5) into Oracle you also need the following supporting jar
files.
bc
Paulo Soares wrote:
> What's the problem in Linux? Saying it doesn't work
> it's not that helpful.
Using a hardcoded path to a path that doesn't exist on Linux neither:
>> "c:/windows/fonts/SIMLI.ttf"
Maybe it's as simple as that.
But as you say, there's no way for us to know for sure.
br,
Bruno
What's the problem in Linux? Saying it doesn't work
it's not that helpful.
Paulo
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> Hello everyone!
>
> I use BaseFont to create a SIMLI.TTF font in
> windows. It run OK.
> But in Linux its not, and there is no Exception.
> Why?
> Who can told me
Sameet Lal wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using iText. I am creating a PDF file using PdfWriter. It works fine.
> Now I need to read the contents of above created file, for this I am
> using PdfReader, but it gives me lot of extra characters.
> I also bought your iText in Action online book and am not ab
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