That works just fine. Are you sure they can't? Seems to work to a point.
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From: Tony Stevens [mailto:tony.stev...@turnkey.com.au]
Sent: Friday, January 23, 2009 3:53 PM
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Why doesn't this work?
Lo
Lopes, James wrote:
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> I'm not seeing a huge space between the inner Paragraphs.
>
> ...
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> ps0.add(ps1);
> ps0.add(ps2);
>
> document.add(ps0);
>
>
Paragraphs can't contain other paragraphs. When you add() a paragraph to
another you're just copying the content (I think - haven't checked
Also remove the sigflags in acroform. You can remove all in the reader and
just use the stamper to output the result.
Paulo
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From: "Starke, Rico"
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Sent: Friday, January 23, 2009 5:50 PM
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] R
That did it. Thanks. As the saying goes: "A program is worth a thousand
words".
Apologies to the wife. Please assure her that your fifteen minute was not
spent in vain.
1T3XT info wrote:
>
>
> See attachment. Now my wife is angry at me because I chose
> to spend a quarter of an hour to yo
I'm not seeing a huge space between the inner Paragraphs.
.
document.open();
Chunk txt1 = new Chunk("See the image ");
Chunk txt2 = new Chunk(" second half");
Paragraph ps0 = new Paragraph();
Paragraph ps1 = new Paragraph();
Paragraph ps2 = new Paragraph();
ps1.add(txt1);
ps1.
Hi,
using stamper.getAcroFields() still isn't enough to completely remove the
signature. I still cannot apply password encryption to the resulting pdf file
in acrobat pro v8 ("the security policy cannot be changed because the document
is signed or certified").
Any other ideas?
Kind regards,
Thank you for pointing the mistake I was making. I can't believe it was
something that silly.
I've fixed the issue and finally I've got a dynamic header :)
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 12:12 PM, 1T3XT info wrote:
> Keshav Arora wrote:
> > Hey Guys,
> >
> > I'm trying to create a Dynamic Header in th
Keshav Arora wrote:
> Hey Guys,
>
> I'm trying to create a Dynamic Header in the pdf page based on the user
> whose data is being displayed on the pdf page. But for some reasons
> header displays the data for last user only on each page.
>
> That means onEndPage is getting fired at the end of
Hey Guys,
I'm trying to create a Dynamic Header in the pdf page based on the user
whose data is being displayed on the pdf page. But for some reasons header
displays the data for last user only on each page.
That means onEndPage is getting fired at the end of the document and not at
the end of e
Hey Guys,
I'm trying to create a Dynamic Header in the pdf page based on the user
whose data is being displayed on the pdf page. But for some reasons header
displays the data for last user only on each page.
That means onEndPage is getting fired at the end of the document and not at
the end of e
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I have an HTML snippet that looks like this:
TEST 1 TEST 2TEST
3
I process it through HTMLWorker like this:
StringReader HTMLreader = new StringReader(concatDesc);
try{
ArrayList x = iTextHTMLWorker.parseToList(HTMLreader,null);
Iterator itr = x.iterator();
while
Hi Gonçalo,
I once stumbled across this, too.
Within the signatures loop I grap the raw signature bytes and processed them
using my favorite crypto toolkit ( in my case iaik ) :
// get the bytes
PdfDictionary dict = af.getSignatureDictionary( name );
PdfString contents =
You should do some more research about the difference between image formats
and find a java toolkit for working with images (which is what 1t3xt info
has been suggesting in his own demented way). iText is not going to change
the image or reduce the number of bytes. You need to use some other image
Matthias Uhler wrote:
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>
> sam krasnik wrote:
>>
>>
>> I did the same thing (I created a sub-interface of PdfPageEvent to have
>> an onAddPage method, which passes my a PdfPage which I can add stuff to),
>> and came up with the attached pdf. Unfortunately, after looking at it for
>> a while,
I'm relatively bored today, so I'll talk to the wall.
Ryan,
JPG is a lossy image compression format. That means that it is designed to
reduce the amount of information necessary to describe the image at the same
height and width as another image. That is why your image is smaller when it
is a JPG
Hello all
I have a question regarding the extraction of PKCS#7 signatures from a
signed PDF.
I want to extract to a file, an array of bytes or whatever. How can I do
this having the following code:
*PdfReader reader = null;** ** reader = new PdfReader(signedFile);**
AcroFields af = reader.get
Oh I'm sorry - seems this is done automatically in 2.1.4. i thought i
already had the latest version
thnx for the help!
pontomedon
2009/1/16 1T3XT info
> Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> > You need to resync the metadata after modifying things
>
> If I'm not mistaken, this resyncing is only done in
i still haven't figured out how i can resync the metadata... Can someone
help me out with a piece of Java sample code?
thnx
pontomedon
2009/1/16 1T3XT info
> Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> > You need to resync the metadata after modifying things
>
> If I'm not mistaken, this resyncing is only don
sam krasnik wrote:
>
>
> I did the same thing (I created a sub-interface of PdfPageEvent to have an
> onAddPage method, which passes my a PdfPage which I can add stuff to), and
> came up with the attached pdf. Unfortunately, after looking at it for a
> while, I can't see the difference between
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