Hi,
Am S.Rajesh Kumar working in this organization and want to
know the logic that is used to READ the data that is present in a PDF
file using itext. Can u please forward me the code or logic through
which we can get this functionality?
Regards
S.Rajesh Kumar.
Wow! In all this time, I never considered that HTMLWorker would be working
any differently than a browser would (which ignores all white space outside
of tags). So basically all white space between tags must be eliminated.
That's what I'll have to rework our editor for then, thanks! I did not
Hi Rajesh,
On 22/01/2009, s.raj...@birlasoft.com s.raj...@birlasoft.com wrote:
Hi,
Am S.Rajesh Kumar working in this organization and want to know
the logic that is used to READ the data that is present in a PDF file using
itext. Can u please forward me the code or
Hi,
I have a problem removing a signature from a pdf file with iText. Can
someone help me?
I remove the signature with acroFields.removeField and write the
document back to disk using the pdfstamper. Now the signature is gone
(acrobat says there are no signatures in the newly written
Hello, this is my first post,
First of first, i´m a spanish man, and my english is not good.
I have to migrate a application coded in java with itext.0.90.
I am having a lot of problems updating the itext0.90 to itext1.2.
The code is in java and the IDE is websphere, actually the app is
Read WHAT? PDF data structures? Text on a page? Images on a page? Form
data? Other?
Leonard
On 1/22/09 8:20 AM, s.raj...@birlasoft.com s.raj...@birlasoft.com wrote:
Hi,
Am S.Rajesh Kumar working in this organization and want to know the
logic that is used to
Why would you want to remove a signature? And do you have the rights to do so
(eg. Are you the signatory)?
After removing the field, be sure to do a FULL save on the PDF and not an
incremental one.
Leonard
On 1/22/09 12:29 PM, Starke, Rico rico.sta...@gl-group.com wrote:
Hi,
I have a
Hi sylkat,
(encontrarás una traducción al español más abajo...)
You have to understand that iText 1.2 is 4 years old now, and no support is
given for such an old version, at least not for free.
If your company is eager to get support for a fee, please mention it on this
list, the iText
Hi,
thanks for your quick reply! Can you provide more information on how to do a
full save with iText after removing the signature field? What I do right now is:
InputStream signedFileStream = // FileInputStream for a temporary java.io.File
OutputStream resultFileStream = // FileOutputStream
Hi;
The government has a new security standard called FIPS. One of our customers
turned on their implementation of FIPS and with iTextDotNet (not the Java
version) we now get the following - and we do not do any encryption of the PDF.
It runs fine if FIPS is not turned on.
Any ideas -
Thanx,
I know that iText 1.2 is a very old version but is not my decision, i can´t
determine this.
This is a big company with a strict rules, so big architecture problems.
I supose that the big solution is rewrite all code
Thanks to all.
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 3:05 PM, Alexis Pigeon
Hello,
I want to add a RTFshape at the end of a rtf document, but when I save it with
OpenOffice, it loose some informations and my shape dissapear.
Anyone know how to fix this ?
_
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You can't use a Stamper, AFAIK. It always does an incremental update save.
Why would you want to encrypt files in a DMS? Why not use the native DRM
features of the DMS to secure the files?
Leonard
On 1/22/09 3:31 PM, Starke, Rico rico.sta...@gl-group.com wrote:
Hi,
thanks for your quick
FWIW: FIPS isn't new - it's been around for MANY years. In addition, there are
multiple variants of FIPS...
Leonard
On 1/22/09 3:31 PM, David Thielen da...@windward.net wrote:
Hi;
The government has a new security standard called FIPS. One of our customers
turned on their implementation of
If you are saving the document from OpenOffice I'd suggest asking on their
message boards.
Howard Shank
From: Benoit Dupont gand...@hotmail.com
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 9:44:11 AM
Subject: [iText-questions]
Hi,
I am not understanding something fundamental here. When I
create an Acroform across multiple pages, it always renders the fields
on the last page only. I use 2 examples, one from the book (with
modifications to increase rows), and one of my own. They both
demonstrate my problem.
Dan
I tried live cycle designer to convert XFA form to AcroForm.
I did not find in UI. where to do it?
can we really do it.
In some other message i saw you said it cannot be done and use some program
to remove XFA content from pdf...??
thank you.
Roopa
Leonard Rosenthol-3 wrote:
Because SOME
But how do I make the background transparent? I added the following code to
create a shading color instead of using the image for the header background:
ShadingColor tableHeaderBgColor;
Rectangle page = document.getPageSize();
PdfShading axial = PdfShading.simpleAxial(writer,
Matthias Uhler wrote:
sam krasnik wrote:
I tried doing the same thing, but I couldn't figure out a way to create
the VP dictionary on the page, because I don't know how to get a direct
PdfPage object whose dictionary I can modify. I can get an indirect
reference through the writer via
Dear Bruno, dear Paolo,
I want to inform you that some weeks ago I started porting iText to PHP.
The plan is to lower the prerequisites for running iText on shared servers, so
every webmaster can make use of the library without needing a Java
environment.
For some reasons, several PHP-based
sam krasnik wrote:
Matthias Uhler wrote:
sam krasnik wrote:
I tried doing the same thing, but I couldn't figure out a way to create
the VP dictionary on the page, because I don't know how to get a direct
PdfPage object whose dictionary I can modify. I can get an indirect
Ryan Wexler wrote:
It appears as if the dpi and the pixels are the same, yet the size is
drastically different.
So why does the second one yield an image that is 10 times as big?
Most of the other subscribers remain silent because they assume this is
a rhetorical question. At least I do. If
Dominic Maricic wrote:
I did not find
this noted in the book or anywhere else online. Did I miss something?
p459: You typically won’t use HtmlWorker to parse complete HTML files
with an html, head, and body tag, but rather to parse small
snippets of HTML.
I don’t say it’s good design, but I
sylkat wrote:
This is a big company with a strict rules, so big architecture problems.
So they have plenty of $$$ of which none were paid for iText so far.
Do you hear me whistling?
I supose that the big solution is rewrite all code
I'm sorry, but I don't believe what you wrote in your
tlc wrote:
But how do I make the background transparent?
Not by ignoring my previous answers:
17/01/2009 9:49: Have a look at this example:
http://1t3xt.info/examples/browse/?page=exampleid=164
It's sufficient to adapt the subclass Ellipse so that it draws a
rectangle to the BACKGROUNDCANVAS
Bernd Oliver Sünderhauf wrote:
Dear Bruno, dear Paolo,
I want to inform you that some weeks ago I started porting iText to PHP.
That's very good news!
And also: you're realistic, it won't be obvious.
Please keep us posted on your progress.
I'm thinking of making a lite version of iText.
It
Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
You can't use a Stamper, AFAIK. It always does an incremental update save.
No, it doesn't ;-)
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Starke, Rico wrote:
Hi,
thanks for your quick reply! Can you provide more information on how to do a
full save with iText after removing the signature field? What I do right now
is:
InputStream signedFileStream = // FileInputStream for a temporary java.io.File
OutputStream
Dan Koehler wrote:
Hi,
I am not understanding something fundamental here. When I
create an Acroform across multiple pages, it always renders the fields
on the last page only.
I didn't look at your example, but you should look at mine:
http://1t3xt.info/examples/browse/?page=exampleid=374
TaRe wrote:
I am creating a PDF document that requires all characters to be the same
width.
protected static Font defaultFont = FontFactory.getFont(FontFactory.COURIER,
6, Font.NORMAL);
However, I find that the whitespaces have different width than the other
letters and numbers.
Any idea why the variant they are using would cause this problem?
thanks - dave
From: Leonard Rosenthol [mailto:lrose...@adobe.com]
Sent: Thu 1/22/2009 7:51 AM
To: Post all your questions about iText here
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] iTextDotNet FIPS
Well is there a tutorial or docs on changing compression levels using
itext when saving a document because I don't see much in the docs?
I am trying keep the files reasonably small and the documents I am
compressing are generally but not always text documents captured
through a scanner. What
Ryan Wexler wrote:
Well is there a tutorial or docs on changing compression levels using
itext when saving a document because I don't see much in the docs?
I have said NOTHING about compression levels whatsoever.
That is completely irrelevant in your context.
All I did was point you to the fact
I actually did read that, that's why I wrote in the last email By the way,
the HTMLWorker only generates about 10% of the content within the program.
The rest is all using normal Chunks, Paragraphs, etc.
I have exactly what you said, a few fields that users can input html and
then that gets
Dominic Maricic wrote:
There's no way to use another program to parse the html and the
insert it into a PdfPTable right?
I don't see the problem. In my applications I usually use dom4j to
preprocess the XML/HTML and I tell dom4j to remove the ignorable
whitespace. Another possibility would be
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