Your question seems more related to the application that uses iText.
I'm taking a guess based on the fact that you used terms like "Progress
Program" and that I see "/mxp/" in the command string., but it looks
like you are using a "Progress (OpenEdge)" application called "MXP (aka
Varnet)" an
No, I get my images from the database, and I use the following method of
adding it to the PDF:
Image img = Image.getInstance(img_byte_array);
But more importantly, when I parse the PDF in my click handler, all I get is
PdfStream which does not contain a name field.
Based on your suggestion I cur
image name == filename?
Don't you have a path to the file when you added it to the PDF to
begin with?
Leonard
On Jun 22, 2008, at 3:20 PM, Anthony Oganesian wrote:
> Leonard,
>
> Thank you for looking into this! I think hashing will work, but I
> don't see
> how I could use image name? Whic
Leonard,
Thank you for looking into this! I think hashing will work, but I don't see
how I could use image name? Which API method do I use when generating PDF
to assign this name?
Thank you,
Tony
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How about putting the name of the image in your URL? Or if you
really want something unique - use an MD5 or SHA1 hash.
Leonard
On Jun 22, 2008, at 6:32 AM, Anthony Oganesian wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I am struggling with a very special requirement and would appreciate
> any
> pointers to a so
Dear All,
I am struggling with a very special requirement and would appreciate any
pointers to a solution. My task requires me to:
1. Generate a PDF document with several images [original images are big, so
I scale them to fit a particular layout on the page]
2. Generated PDF file is viewed in a
iText is a library not a user program. Your command line is irrelevant
for us because it pertains to your program LbiPdf that we know nothing
about. You should ask the question to whoever developed the application
for your client.
Paulo
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On Jun 20, 2008, at 11:45 AM, RabidDog wrote:
> We found on our customer a program with an old itext version...
>
> The Progress Program, create a text file and call this command on
> our AIX
> server:
>
iText doesn't create text files, it creates PDFs. Perhaps you are
confused ab
You can't - just like you can't from HTML forms...
Leonard
On Jun 20, 2008, at 1:50 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Hi,
Using iText code, I am submitting a PDF using createSubmitForm()
for a push button like
PdfAction action1 = PdfAction.createSubmitForm(su
Hi,
We found on our customer a program with an old itext version...
The Progress Program, create a text file and call this command on our AIX
server:
command# = "/usr/java130/bin/java" +
" -cp /u/mxp/mod/pdf:/u/mxp/mod/pdf/iText.jar LbiPdf" +
" -s " + file-in +
I thought the extra spacing in Table Cells of PDF documents
was part of iText. However I noticed that the extra spaces
does NOT appear in RTF documents! In each Cell, about 2~3
pixel extra padding spaces appear in left, bottom, and right.
No extra spaces in top.
Is the extra spaces added by PDF v
RabidDog wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We found on our customer a program with an old itext version...
OK. Why is that relevant to us?
> The Progress Program, create a text file and call this command on our AIX
> server:
What is the Progress Program?
> command# = "/usr/java130/bin/java" +
>
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