Thank you, Bruce. I finally figured it out (by one-by-one removing the
user libraries on the buildpath). iText is embedded in one of the gwt
jars (gwt-benchmark-viewer.jar).
It seems strange that Eclipse doesn't provide an easy way to locate the
jar file for a referenced class. (It is very eas
Did you try the plug-ins folder? We have a custom version of eclipse
at work and I had to change it within the plug-in's folder but I'm not
sure if that's standard or not.
If that's not it could you just search the directory tree and find it
that way? You might also check the config files
I use Eclipse (version 3.4.2) which seems to have iText lib buit-in
because I can produce pdf without download the iText.jar and configure
it to BuildPath. That is all good except I cannot find the iText.jar
file is located in my system. The "built in" iText is old version (from
properties of t
Please help me ???
i want to display arabic text in rich text format in pdf document using java
As first i am using Jtidy parser to clean up html code and then used HTMLWorker
for rendering html arabic text into pdf
i also used arialbd.ttf font to display arabic data
in win 2000 only simple
savi wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a pdf with basic person information (pdf with Acroforms). Also, i
> have another pdf with address information(again pdf with Acroforms). this
> address pdf should be added to the person pdf depending on the number of
> person address. Say if the person has 2 address, a
Hi,
I have a pdf with basic person information (pdf with Acroforms). Also, i
have another pdf with address information(again pdf with Acroforms). this
address pdf should be added to the person pdf depending on the number of
person address. Say if the person has 2 address, add the address.pdf two
