Very impressive;)
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 11:17 PM, FlyingBuzz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lets see what you are using iText for and how nicely a generated PDF could
look.
Example 1:
http://www.nabble.com/file/p17809870/DomesticApprovalS13371.pdf
DomesticApprovalS13371.pdf
Example 2:
Hello,
I have a problem with a PDFSignature with Itext and I hope you can help me.
When I sign a document with another program, I have in the document a
PdfDictionary of Type /Sig. When I sign the same document with my own
program, I have the problem, that the Signature can't be verified from
Hello @ all!!
Is it possible to insert a table at the end of the page? I don't want to
make a footer, cause the table should only be at the first page.
please help me!
thx
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Well. I been on the forums asking and keep getting read the iText book most
of the time.
I barely read it and was able to do what I needed with mostly the javadoc
and some tips from the itext book.
I would say the table is really nicely coded to be able to be able to make
it break certain
Hi Philip,
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Hello @ all!!
Is it possible to insert a table at the end of the page? I don't want to
make a footer, cause the table should only be at the first page.
Footers are not set per document only, but they can be defined for
each
Then I'd suggest experimentation and some work on your part.
RTF Does not support page events like PDF.
Howard Shank
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Hey, those are really nice!
I use tables extensively for producing invoices/confirmations etc. and have
always wondered if I could do the rounded corners like you have all over.
How are you doing these?
Regards,
Rick
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Rick Roen wrote:
Hey, those are really nice!
I use tables extensively for producing invoices/confirmations etc. and have
always wondered if I could do the rounded corners like you have all over.
How are you doing these?
Probably as explained in the book:
Alexis Pigeon wrote:
Hi Philip,
On 13/06/2008, PhilipPeinsold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello @ all!!
Is it possible to insert a table at the end of the page? I don't want to
make a footer, cause the table should only be at the first page.
Footers are not set per document only, but
Hi all,
I'm reading iText in Action at the moment. Section 10.4 begins with this:
The coordinates you use to draw the iText eye in figure 10.13 assume that the
origin of the coordinate system is in the lower-left corner and that the x-axis
points to the left and the y-axis points to the top of
Hi all,
The chapters in iText in Action dealing with graphics all say that I need the
Direct Content from the writer in order to paint stuff into my document. For
example, I need to paint a grey-filled rectangle. I am using the stamper in
order to modify a template PDF file. Can I do graphics
search the forum and google for round corners and read the itext book. there
are example out there.
mostly it is adding a event thing to tables that will draw a
roundedrectangle for x1,x2 and y1,y2 of the table. you have to do a a little
math but nothing really hard
Rick Roen wrote:
Hey,
Hi,
i have to concatenate a lot of pdfs generated from different system and
different software.
I use PdfCopy: in the final file there are many fonts repeated a lot of
times ( i find Arial 30 times)
Thanks
Asse
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Use PdfSmartCopy. Note that if the fonts are subset no space will be saved.
Paulo
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Hi,
i have to
Thank you Bruno,
I purchased the book and read it some time ago. As an occasional user of
iText the syntax is not exactly fresh in my mind. I looked in the index
under various topics and came up blank which is often the case. My major
problem in finding things in the book is that I do not know
Hello!
I have a problem with Eclipse BIRT (that is using iText 1.5.x, for my
own programs, I am using iText 2.1.2).
A justify text looks sometime like
Hello World a
Hello Peter
Hello Chris c
Hello John d
I found the primary problem in
Rick Roen wrote:
Thank you Bruno,
I purchased the book and read it some time ago. As an occasional user of
iText the syntax is not exactly fresh in my mind. I looked in the index
under various topics and came up blank which is often the case. My major
problem in finding things in the book
Robert Spielmann wrote:
Hi all,
I'm reading iText in Action at the moment. Section 10.4 begins with this:
The coordinates you use to draw the iText eye in figure 10.13 assume that
the origin of the coordinate system is in the lower-left corner and that
the x-axis points to the left and
Robert Spielmann wrote:
Hi all,
The chapters in iText in Action dealing with graphics all say that
I need the Direct Content from the writer in order to paint stuff into
my document. For example, I need to paint a grey-filled rectangle.
I am using the stamper in order to modify a template
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That was a very interesting article..
Now that I think of it, it could be interpreted the wrong way.
I learned about Levitt and Dubner during a talk about Free Economies.
About how Free Software shouldn't be free as in free beer, but that
the F in F/OSS should stand
Sumeet Gupta wrote:
Thanks Bruno..can you provide me with a quick sample code? a 2-3 liner
code will really help.
I'm sorry, I can't do it in 2 or 3 lines of code.
br,
Bruno
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Peter Dunkel wrote:
I found the primary problem in
org.eclipse.birt.report.engine.emitter.pdf.PDFPage in the methode
private void drawText, there are 3 methodes with this name, but the
other only calls the drawText-methode.
The string with the text was not trimmed, it has sometimes
Thanks, Leonard and Paulo! Sorry for the delayed reply, but I wanted to
re-read all of the XFA threads in the forum, and google everything on static
XFA in iText before asking you to read a detailed follow-up:
Leonard Wrote:
This won't work! As soon as the user opens the PDF in
Sorry, correction: code attempt at XFAForm read/write should have been:
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(ENABLED_FORM);
PdfStamper stamper = new PdfStamper(reader, new FileOutputStream(RESULT), '\0',
true);
XFAForm xfaForm = new internalIdNode = xfaForm.FindDatasetsNode(employeeName);
I wrote The only API that will work with XFA is setField() and getField()
and this means that the values won't disappear next time the form is opened,
both the XFA and the appearances will be changed. Using XFA forms or not
only depends on your workflow and if you're going to use other tools
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