You can NOT mix Designer-based forms with the AcroFields() methods -
since Designer forms MAY NOT have any fields...
Leonard
On Feb 29, 2008, at 12:30 PM, VanderMolen, David wrote:
> That is true, but if generated pdf is an end product, that may be
> adequate. The point I am trying to make
Not all images in a PDF are JPEG - most, in fact, are not.
I also don't know what you mean by "{combination of small-2 objects".
Can you provide some sample(s) and explantation?
Leonard
On Feb 29, 2008, at 7:43 AM, Priyanka Prasad, HCL-Industry Solutions
wrote:
> Thanx for your response but
FontSelector worked great. I have provided an example of the code I used.
BaseFont bf = BaseFont.createFont("STSong-Light", "UniGB-UCS2-H",
BaseFont.NOT_EMBEDDED); (used for Chinese)
FontSelector sel = new FontSelector();
sel.addFont(new Font(Font.HELVETICA, 14, Font.NORMAL));
sel.addFont(new F
That is true, but if generated pdf is an end product, that may be adequate.
The point I am trying to make is that if the pdf was created with Designer,
setListOption causes a nullpointer if you use the field name instead of the
field key, which is somewhat confusing if you are also using setFie
It looks like it works but it doesn't. It changes the acroform but not
the xfa and if you return to Designer the changes will be gone.
Paulo
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I used Designer, and the setListOption works if passed the Field key, but not
the field name. Methods like setField use the xfa.findFieldName and so work
with the name, not just the key.
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Número de Póliza es lo correcto, acento en la u de número y la ó de póliza.
As Paulo mentioned look if you set the xml to be UTF-8 encoding.
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iText only supports setField() with PDFs created with Designer.
Paulo
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I am using a pdf created with Adobe Designer 7.0...
When calling setListOption with a shortened (non-key) field name, the
method fails with a nullpointer exception on the Item. Is there a
reason that the fieldName parameter that works for setField doesn't work
here?
public boolean setListOption(
It look like the problem is in the xml encoding.
Paulo
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I tried to include the accent mark in my XML file for o in the word Poliza, but
it prints some other character in the pdf.
Thanks,
Arathi
Carlos de Luna Saenz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
have your tried to put POLICYNumber / Número de Poliza instead???
I haven't dound any troub
Numero de Poliza.
An accent mark over o in the word Poliza.
Thank you,
Arathi
Paulo Soares <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Where is the spanish text?
Paulo
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have your tried to put POLICYNumber / Número de Poliza instead???
I haven't dound any trouble with it until now.
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Where is the spanish text?
Paulo
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I suppose you mean BaseFont.createFont("ARIALUNI.TTF",BaseFont.IDENTITY_H,
true).
The problem is not the way the font is created but rather whether if the char
is not transformed elsewhere and iText never sees it.
Try:
BaseFont bf = BaseFont.createFont("ARIALUNI.TTF",BaseFont.IDENTITY_H, true);
I have a xml file with SAX parser which converts xml to pdf using itext. The
code which I am trying to generate Spanish character is as below,
POLICY NUMBER/Numero \u53d6\ de Poliza:
Here I am first trying to print some character other than English. Please let
me know the corr
We have used the PDF font in this way:
BaseFont.createFont("ARIALUNI.TTF",BaseFont.IDENTITY_V, true)
We have also tried CP1250 and CP1252 as encoding but no vain..
Please help that in what way should this be used..
Thanks,
Shachi
Paulo Soares wrote:
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> Even plain Arial has that character. If
Hi all,
I changed the font from DejavuSansFont to Tahoma, and the cell's content
is no more wrapped.
How is it possible that changing the font modifies the cell's wrapping
behaviour (by mean for my particular case of course)?
Thanks,
Miro
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Thanx for your response but the problem lies in the fact that the images in PDF
besides being JPG are also a combination of small-2 objects which have resulted
into an image and we are not able to trace which object belongs to which image.
Regards!
Priyanka Prasad
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On Feb 28, 2008, at 1:48 PM, Sérgio Oliveira wrote:
> 1 - "Since the latest update of Acrobat Reader": What update? 8.0?
8.1.2. If you're not using it - UPDATE!
> In my opinion Adobe is to much preocuped with security...
Tell that to all the hackers out there who spent HOURS a
_IF_ you have a way to identify what the images are programmatically
- that same sample can be used to replace any/all images on the page.
Leonard
On Feb 28, 2008, at 10:06 AM, Priyanka Prasad, HCL-Industry Solutions
wrote:
Hi,
I am currently working on a Project where I need to read and
Classes in the same iText package is not a patch to iText. Licensewise
as long as you don't change iText you don't have to tell anybody what
you are doing even if your classes are in the com.lowagie package. About
your changes, as I said, the scope is too narrow (supporting only
truetype, no differ
I have a customer that would like to use this feature. The problem is that
iText has to be patched (classes must be in the itext package) to use this.
Therefore it would be nice if this could be included in iText.
I'd like to help with this. Is there anything that I could do to get this
part to
Or just place the same image repeatedly until all the page is filled.
It's a simple loop or nested loop.
Paulo
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Even plain Arial has that character. If you are using encoding Identity-H and
the char doesn't show that's because iText never sees that char. Try to display
the char as a literal "\u0139".
Paulo
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> Hi,
> Can CSS(DOM parser) styles
There's no problem with that, even the built-in fonts support it. What
did you try that didn't work?
Paulo
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FontSelector may help you.
Paulo
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