Hi,
I have downloaded the latest assembly (itextsharp-4.1.2-dll.zip) from
http://itextsharp.sourceforge.net/index.html, but i am not finding the
"XmlWriter" "iTextSharp.text.xml" class. Can some one guide me where i will
get this class.
Thanks and Regards,
KSM
I am writing code that generates both PDF and RTF documents, depending on the
user's selection. The information in both documents is the same. Until now,
we were using classes like Table, Cell, HeaderFooter, etc., which are
rendered into the correct form by the documentwriter (either PdfWriter or
For a document this complex, you may want to consider using XSL FO. This
type of structure is trivial as it is what XSL FO was designed to do.
It is a page-sequence with different repeatable alternatives (layouts) for
first, last and rest (middle) that contains a table with a table-header and
tabl
Any area of a PDF that does not have content on it is "transparent" - there is
no "background color".
And since iText doesn't actually render anything, I am not sure where the issue
is.
Leonard
On 7/1/09 1:41 PM, "Ian Rashkin" wrote:
Maybe this is something obvious that I am overlooking, or
Thanks.
JC Guerrero
2009/7/2, Leonard Rosenthol :
>
> Not with any high level API, but you could certainly find out the
> information you need using the infrastructure of iText’s low level PDF
> reading library.
>
> Leonard
>
>
> On 7/2/09 8:34 AM, "JC Guerrero" wrote:
>
> Many thanks Paulo a
Thanks, was there something new in the PDF what caused this Exception?
On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 4:59 AM, Paulo Soares wrote:
> The problem is fixed in the iTextSharp SVN. A new iTextSharp release will be
> available next week.
>
> Paulo
>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Dean Krueger [mailto:
I know, but DigiStamp's (sample) source code is licensed such that using it in
a commercial application is not allowed, hence I didn't even take a look at it;
I prefer MPL-licensed code, even if that means an extra day's work to figure
out how it works.
Also, using DigiStamp's TSA service appar
Digistamp provides full source code to be used with latest iText +
Bouncycastle and and their TSA account. They also have a free test server.
I've tried it and it works fine.
Giuseppe.
Bert_Vingerhoets wrote:
>
> For those who like to use timestamping (without OCSP, I haven't figured
> that o
The problem is fixed in the iTextSharp SVN. A new iTextSharp release will be
available next week.
Paulo
> -Original Message-
> From: Dean Krueger [mailto:dmkrue...@gmail.com]
> Sent: Thursday, July 02, 2009 4:15 PM
> To: Post all your questions about iText here
> Subject: Re: [iText-qu
Thanks for the reply
I know I can't use page events as I said :)
I basically demonstrate what I think are several a bugs in the PdfPTable
implementation (the incorrect spacing that occurs as explained and
demonstrated below).
The demonstration code is just that, to demonstrate the problem. The
One question!
Why use Duplex printing if the back page should be blank?
Isn't duplex printing supposed to be printing on both sides of a paper?
Yannis
2009/7/2 Leonard Rosenthol
> No there is not.
>
> What software are you using to print the PDFs? Perhaps that can be
> extended/modified to
I will be out of the office starting July 3, 2009 and will not return
until July 6, 2009.
Hello,
Please contact RBG Tech Team if you need assistance with Report Book
Generation Tool, or IP_AS_Team for NTGI Client Performance.
Thanks.
--
For those who like to use timestamping (without OCSP, I haven't figured that
one out yet), are frustrated about the lack of examples, and who don't want to
spend a day digging in code and specifications, here's some sample code.
The following code was tested with Sun Java 1.6.0_07, with a third
Hello, does anyone know how to prevent a carriage return from being insert at
the end of a paragraph? I tried using Phrase but it does not support set
alignment capabilities. Thanks.
Tri
--
_
14 matches
Mail list logo
