Brian Sue wrote:
> Bruno,
Please don't mail me personally, KEEP ON THE MAILING LIST.
Especially don't mail me personally using [iText-questions]
in the Subject: It is misleading and wrong: I often throw
away those mails because I know they're archived and I can
still reply to them from the Usenet
Jonathan G.Underwood wrote:
> OK - I wasn't aware of the history and thought/hoped that perhaps all of the
> relevant copyright holders might still be active contributors to itext and
> might
> consider a license change (straws and clutching). Oh well.
AFAIK, it's now more difficult to use JAI re
Bruno Lowagie (iText lowagie.com> writes:
>
> Jonathan G.Underwood wrote:
> > Is there any possibility of removing the clause above, or even just the
> > word "licensed"?
>
> We both know that it doesn't work that way.
> We are using some JAI classes under a license that was granted
> by SUN in
Bruno Waes wrote:
> I created a utils class that has methods like these, but i would think
> this is useful for everyone using iText.
>
> public static boolean isAllowPrinting(int permissions) {
> return (PdfWriter.AllowPrinting & permissions) ==
> PdfWriter.AllowPrinting);
> }
In the "iText in action" book i read about permissions and the static method
PdfEncryptor.getPermissionsVerbose(int permissions);
thats a nice method for logging but not really useful in code.
Is there a reason why this functionality is not available directly for
programming ?
I created a utils cl
Inma San Cristobal wrote:
> hello,
>
> my name is Inma, I is doing a proyect with itext but I have a problem.
>
> my question is, how add a link in a pdf document?
There are many different ways to do this, so it surprises me
that you are doing an iText project but haven't stumbled upon
the Anc
hello,
my name is Inma, I is doing a proyect with itext but I have a problem.
my question is, how add a link in a pdf document?
Thanks in advance (and excuse my english).
Regards
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Jonathan G.Underwood wrote:
> Is there any possibility of removing the clause above, or even just the
> word "licensed"?
We both know that it doesn't work that way.
We are using some JAI classes under a license that was granted
by SUN in 2001. Meanwhile this license has changed, but for use
in iTe
