Redefined Horizons wrote:
> Let me first say that the IText library is one of the best Java
> libraries that I have ever had the pleasure of working with, and the
> IText book one of the easiest tech books I've come across.
Thanks!
> I'll be using IText to generate the report page as a PDF. I'll
Kevin Day wrote:
> SVN just worked for me (no idea what changed)
SVN @ SF has some hick ups from time to time.
"Try again later" usually works ;-)
(Also check the SF status page for planned outages.)
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Hi,
Plz anyone has give some sample code. I am new in Java. So i am struggling
to get this method.
Thanks
Byomokesh
>>Byomokesh Sahoo wrote:
>>
>> No. Not solved. I cant understand how it will be calculated. I am only
>> doing manually changes in Rectangle and creating jar files--
>>
> >like...
Interesting...
The validity checker expects that DR is a standard Resources
dictionary and flags (as a WARNING) any key that isn't defined in the
PDFRef. It doesn't make it wrong/invalid - but our syntax checker
will flag it.
Leonard
On Nov 6, 2008, at 9:50 AM, Paulo Soares wrote:
I'm
Let me first say that the IText library is one of the best Java
libraries that I have ever had the pleasure of working with, and the
IText book one of the easiest tech books I've come across.
I had a question that relates to working with Table objects. I
couldn't find the answer after cruising thr
I do use Eclipse, and I have compatablity level set to 1.4. Unfortuantely, that catches language level stuff, but not API. StringBuilder, for example, is part of my rt.jar file, so the compiler won't flag it. I should be able to maintain discipline on this one project - if I stray, I'll take
I'm not sure what your development environment is, but in Eclipse you can make
project settings to ensure that you only compile JDK1.4 compatible stuff (i'm
not entirely sure if that will trap everything though).
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SVN just worked for me (no idea what changed), but the changes are now committed. If you see anything else that is not 1.4 compatible, please let me know.
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Nathan-
Good catch. When I wrote the code, I didn't realize there was a 1.4 JDK requirement. Bruno stripped out all of the generics stuff, but the hashCode call and the StringBuilder are definitely issues, and there are suitable 1.4 compatible mechanisms.
I've got those corrected, but SVN
hmmm - well that is certainly a compelling idea. We currently use a commerical OCR engine in one of our products, but it has the limitation of converting the PDF to a full image prior to processing it, then export the result to PDF. If there was any annotation or form content, it gets lost. I
I understand that this is very bleeding edge but what is the policy for which
JDK Itext is targetted at - some JDK 5.0 (Arrays.hashCode(float[]) and JDK6.0
(StringBuilder)? Stuff has snuck in here that is definitely not JDK 1.4.
(also, thanks for doing something that has been in my 'get around t
There is no zip file anymore (that was just until the code could make it into SVN).
Just get the SVN HEAD folder, then look at the com.lowagie.text.pdf.parser.PdfTextExtractor#getTextFromPage() method.
- K
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Hi,
another idea was to extract the images and do some OCR on them (e.g. with
tesseract) and put the text behind the image to be better searchable.
Elmar
>Kevin Day wrote:
>> I saw mention a bit earlier of using the content parser to determine
>> embedded image (or other xobject) location, etc...
Maheen Alaudeen wrote:
> Bruno/Kevin/Some one
>
> Will you please give me location in SVN from where i can download the
> .zip file for extracting pdf content functionality?
http://itext.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/itext/trunk/src/
(Look for Download GNU tarball at the bottom of the page.)
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Ekstrom, Max wrote:
> Any help is much appreciated.
It's evening overhere (Belgium). I'll have a look tomorrow.
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Kevin Day wrote:
> I saw mention a bit earlier of using the content parser to determine
> embedded image (or other xobject) location, etc... I'm wondering about
> some examples where this would be useful (outside of maybe trying to
> actually render a PDF page into a JComponent or a TIFF image)
I saw mention a bit earlier of using the content parser to determine embedded image (or other xobject) location, etc... I'm wondering about some examples where this would be useful (outside of maybe trying to actually render a PDF page into a JComponent or a TIFF image).
- K
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Will you please give me location in SVN from where i can download the .zip
file for extracting pdf content functionality?
Regards,
Maheen
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 10:36 AM, 1T3XT info <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maheen Alaudeen wrote:
> > Kevin
> >
> > I tried to find '
Sorry to bother you did you have an example in vb?
Paulo Soares wrote:
>
>
>
>> -Original Message-
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>> Behalf Of Brad Daniels
>> Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2007 2:58 PM
>> To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
>> Subje
Nevermind the limitations, what's important is to have something to work on and
from what I saw there's already a lot of functionality available. A big thank
you.
Paulo
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To: itext
I'm confused. I've just generated a signature with Acrobat 7 and I have in the
/DR key:
/Encoding<>
In the implementation note the PDF reference says:
Acrobat viewers may insert additional entries in the DR resource dictionary,
such as Encoding, as a convenience for keeping track of objects b
Hi,
Ok, with what you tell me seems like half the battle has been won (by being
able to identify the problem).
So... Since im not familiar with the development cycle on iText, do i have
to request a bug ticket on the project site, or has it been noted already by
you (i dont know if you are part o
If the user doesn't know who you are, why should they trust your
document?
Leonard
On Nov 6, 2008, at 4:25 AM, Sr. Miguel wrote:
Hello,
I have a pdf file with a server-generated digital signature. When
the PDf is opened in a browser I get the following message:
The validity of the docum
You are correct - it _IS_ the /Encoding/WinANSIEncoding value inside
that DR dictionary. That isn't a valid value there - hence the error
being thrown. I suspect that's a bug in iText - easy to fix.
Leonard
On Nov 6, 2008, at 3:43 AM, Shadow Man wrote:
Hello again,
The code for signing
In the interest of self criticism, I thought I'd post some of the things that I
think need work in the new content parser implementation:
1. The CMapAwareDocumentFont, I suspect, is an ugly, ugly hack that would be
better handled in a different way. It seems to me that almost all fonts will
h
Dear iText Folks,
I've merrily and productively used iText to extract XML from an XFA form
and am pleased with this newfound power. What I'd like to do now is
insert changed XML back into the XFA form. Here's a simple snippet to
illustrate the round trip:
...
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(sou
Lopes, James wrote:
> The Hello Avatar prints ok but the image that is to follow doesn’t.
It works for me.
Of course, I've created my own barimg,
and I've defined its position.
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Mirco Piccin wrote:
> Hi all.
> Maybe a silly question.
>
> I need to produce a PDF structured as exampled in the image attached
> (example.jpg).
> I'm a newbie with iText (and to be honest, also with java ... :-D).
>
> I'm doing the job in this way:
>
> create a table, set property of table
> c
hikl wrote:
> is there a way to add chapters?
No.
> i need them for my table of contents.
There are other ways to create a table of contents.
Use PdfOutline objects.
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Hello,
I have a pdf file with a server-generated digital signature. When the PDf is
opened in a browser I get the following message:
The validity of the document certification is Unknown. The author could not be
verified.
My goal is to make that message disappear without user interaction.
Hello again,
The code for signing is mostly from the iTextSharp examples Paulo provided,
and most of the low level manipulation is done to insert the pkcs7 signature
into the signature dictionary. If you want i could provide some code if it
would help you find whats causing it. Just let me know.
Doubtful that you are on the right track - nothing wrong with using
WinANSI encoding for font data... It is more likely either a bug in
iText itself or something you did in some low level code that you wrote.
Let me take another look at the file for more details...
Leonard
On Nov 6, 2008,
Hello Leonard,
First of all, thanks for your response. After reading your mail I checked
the syntax with Adobe Professional 8 and the same error came up, except for
the part where the error trigger is mentioned (since no trigger was shown).
For what I've seen it seems like a resource dictionary h
nicolas DOS SANTOS wrote:
> OK Thanks a lot!
In doc1.pdf, you have a link pointing to a local destination named
"defaultdestination". However, there is no local destination with that
name in doc1.pdf. When the document is closed, iText goes through this code:
for (Iterator i = dest.ent
OK Thanks a lot!
2008/11/6 1T3XT info <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> nicolas DOS SANTOS wrote:
> > Hi
> >
> > Here is a little sample of what I want to do.
> > The principle:
> > - create a link in a PDF,
> > - create an anchor in another PDF
> > - Concatenate the 2 PDFs and have the link that points to t
Darren wrote:
> I had the same problem, I am wondering when would be the next release.
It's scheduled for November 11.
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nicolas DOS SANTOS wrote:
> Hi
>
> Here is a little sample of what I want to do.
> The principle:
> - create a link in a PDF,
> - create an anchor in another PDF
> - Concatenate the 2 PDFs and have the link that points to the anchor .
Great example.
It explains what you try to achieve, but...
eve
Bruno Lowagie lowagie.com> writes:
>
> Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> > Sorry I've been offline today with this issue...
> >
> > I'll look into it as well...
>
> I found the problem.
> The fix will be in the next release.
> br,
> Bruno
>
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Hello Thierry,
On 06/11/2008, Thierry Maire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> i would like to download iText but which version may i use ?
> - iText core
> - iText RTF
> - iText RUPS
>
It all depends on what you want to do with it. I guess you are most likely
to want to create or manipula
Hi all.
Maybe a silly question.
I need to produce a PDF structured as exampled in the image attached
(example.jpg).
I'm a newbie with iText (and to be honest, also with java ... :-D).
I'm doing the job in this way:
create a table, set property of table
create cell, set content and property of ce
Thierry Maire wrote:
> Hello,
>
> i would like to download iText but which version may i use ?
> - iText core
> - iText RTF
> - iText RUPS
These aren't different versions.
iText core is the core library.
iText RTF needs iText core and adds RTF functionality.
iText RTF needs iText core and can be
Hello,
i would like to download iText but which version may i use ?
- iText core
- iText RTF
- iText RUPS
Thanks for answer ...
Best regards.
Thierry
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Hi
Here is a little sample of what I want to do.
The principle:
- create a link in a PDF,
- create an anchor in another PDF
- Concatenate the 2 PDFs and have the link that points to the anchor .
Unfortunately, this does not work because the anchor is not in the same file
that the link
It may be l
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