1) you need to also consider the case of inherited resources.
2) you are assuming that all font dicts will be indirect, that's not necessary
true.
3) You are assuming that encoding that is indirect is Differences and not is
not. Again, not true. Either way is valid for both direct/indirect.
I reviewed the section 9.10.2Mapping Character Codes to Unicode Values from
PDF ISO-32(1.7) document. I came up with the following segment of code
to get encodings for font for a text string. I am kinda of struck on getting
differences array for font dictionary. I am not sure how to find uni
Hi all,
here is my requirement :
I want to upload an image to pdf to print purpose, so I don't want to make
it scaleToFit to some extent. but I want full height and width, and I'm
expecting like horizontal and vertical scroll bar for large image, is it
possible ..?
If possible please give me
No need for sample code, the problem is located.
Paulo
- Original Message -
From: "Larry Reeder"
To: "Post all your questions about iText here"
Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2009 7:09 PM
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Large JPG file corrupted when loaded into PDF
Glad you found it!
Glad you found it! Please let me know if you still want my sample code.
FYI, you can create a large 143 MB JPG for testing purposes with the
following ImageMagick command:
"convert -size 1x1 xc: +noise Poisson big_random.jpg"
This will probably require about 1.5 GB free/swappable RAM.
T
It's a bug in iText. iText has an arbitrary file limit to avoid loading
infinitely big images that caps the file size at 0x7ff or 134217727 bytes.
I'll have to increase the size, maybe have a global variable.
Paulo
> -Original Message-
> From: Mark Storer [mailto:msto...@autonomy.c
You can't. That's what happens when you write code in an email program.
--Mark Storer
Senior Software Engineer
Cardiff.com
#include
typedef std::Disclaimer DisCard;
> -Original Message-
> From: Glen Hamel [mailto:glen.ha...@auricnet.ca]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2009 10:
Ummm, how can you use buf before you create the variable??
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I'm gonna guess that the JPG is being read through a buffered read operation,
but they're only calling "read" once.
void slurp( InputStream src, OutputStream dest ) throws IOException {
int numRead = src.read( buf );
byte [] buf = new byte[ 4096 ];
while (numRead > 0) {
dest.write(
There's something else going on, the JPG file file is always copied to the PDF.
Can you post your code and a link to the big image?
Paulo
> -Original Message-
> From: Larry Reeder [mailto:lnree...@gmail.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2009 5:01 PM
> To: Post all your questions abou
Thanks for the quick response! I'm using Xmx to set the Java heap memory to
1 GB, and my java process seems to top out at 300 MB, and I'm not seeing any
OutOfMemory errors, so I don't think it's a JDK memory problem.
Regarding validity of the image, the image in the PDF is corrupt before
acrobat
as silly as
it is to launch OpenOffice or Word itself just to achieve such an
apparently straightforward result, I leave it to you to decide whether
it's even sillier not to achieve your goal at all.
Hmm, sounds like a riddle. A good one, too.
there's no nicely-packaged Java-coded RTF->PDF (or D
The only limitation is that at some time you must have enough memory for the
image but there are no other restrictions. JPG images are always imported as-is
so it's Acrobat that doesn't like the image.
Paulo
> -Original Message-
> From: Larry Reeder [mailto:lnree...@gmail.com]
> Sent:
Cameron Laird wrote:
> I understand your description. While my own experience makes me chuckle
> at "[w]ith a library you just import it to your Project and use it ...",
> I recognize the ideal.
I also recognize another ideal: wanting to make money by offering
customers something that is hard
Hi all,
I have to prepare RTF document with iText RTFTable and it works fine while
writing to file.
But I need to dispaly it before saving.
Of course iText Document class is not the same as JEditorPane document
class and compilation is impossible.
I am not strong in Java and therefore I need
I'm loading a very large JPG (173 MB, with geometry 28000x28000) into a PDF
using the iText SDK. iText creates the PDF without error, but, based on the
size of the resulting PDF, only about 134 MB of the JPG is loaded. As a
result, Adobe Reader loads most of my PDF, but complains that there is
"I
Your signature doesn't have an entry in the page annotations and that makes it
broken according to the PDF reference. However, as broken PDF implementations
are too common (and if it works in Acrobat it can't be wrong or so many people
think) iText has a special fix for this. It's implemented in
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 7:32 AM, donanik duck wrote:
> HOWEVER, there are quite a few RTF->PDF converters, several available at no
> charge.
>
> I guess you' re talking about tools and not APIs. I already have mentioned
> the conversion has to be made programmaticaly. I also have mentioned my
> a
In the attachment I send you the document
thanks for assistance
Martin
http://www.nabble.com/file/p25453163/KRPA_TEST.pdf KRPA_TEST.pdf
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You could see what mileage you get out of this code sample:
http://www.javafr.com/codes/RTF-TO-HTML_25982.aspx
Personally, I wouldn't rely on Java to do this conversion for me and
would call an external program through a ProcessBuilder, but that's me.
I realise that you're wanting to be totally pl
Can you please suggest me a free Java API to convert RTF to HTML (or XHTML)?
--- On Tue, 9/15/09, Richard Grantham wrote:
From: Richard Grantham
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] RTF to PDF
To: "Post all your questions about iText here"
Date: Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 3:12 PM
Allow me to try
Thank you very much for the detailed answer,
since I don' t seem to find any solution (regarding my restrictions) to convert
RTF to PDF, your proposal seems as my only choice.
In fact if I manage to make a valid XHTML out of an RTF then I could do the
rest with something I ve already used - the
HOWEVER, there are quite a few RTF->PDF converters, several available at no
charge.
I guess you' re talking about tools and not APIs. I already have mentioned the
conversion has to be made programmaticaly. I also have mentioned my application
has to be portable and not coupled with a specific O
Allow me to try to answer your question regarding how XSL-FO can help
you.
There are many ways to convert RTF to HTML. Aspose is one of them. You
can write an XSLT to convert the XHTML to XSL-FO which you could then
process with an FO rendering program (such as FOP or RenderX) to PDF.
If you're l
Do you want to do a full document signature or a data-only signature?
Itext can do the former but not that latter. Also, iText doesn't have the
support for filling in (nor flattening) a dynamic form - so if you need
those operations before signing, you'll need an alternative solution (or
extend i
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 5:55 AM, donanik duck wrote:
> Finally, openOffice is not an option at all. It turned out that we don' t
> want to couple our application with another one (openOffice.org). Therefore,
> I am lost. After searching everything that can be searched in the web I find
> no solut
Finally, openOffice is not an option at all. It turned out that we don' t want
to couple our application with another one (openOffice.org). Therefore, I am
lost. After searching everything that can be searched in the web I find no
solution. Is there really not a solution for my problem???
I th
The PDF format needs random access, there's no way around. Your best option is
to write the revision to a file and process it from there using the PdfReader
constructor with the RandomAccessFileOrArray as a parameter.
Paulo
> -Original Message-
> From: Adriano Santoni [mailto:defact...
Hello,
I am not sure whether this question has been posted before; I have done some
search in the mailing lists archives but found nothing...
We have big problems when applying more than one digital signatures to a
moderately large PDF document (say, more than a few MB). Starting from the
second o
iText doesn't support dynamic forms.
Paulo
> -Original Message-
> From: Peter Son [mailto:hihi_hi...@yahoo.com.hk]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2009 7:36 AM
> To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [iText-questions] iText Sign a signature field in a
> PDF file is "dynam
Hi,
When I created a PDF form in Adobe LiveCycle Designer, I can't sign the
signature field with a dynamic data, if the format of PDF form is "dynamic
XML form". I just only signed the empty form, and it can't sign a form with
dynamic data that imported from an external XML file.
How can I solv
The problem with openOffice is that I have to install an openOffice service on
my web server and keep it running.
While this does not sound catastrophic, I would like to avoid it.
--- On Mon, 9/14/09, Cameron Laird wrote:
From: Cameron Laird
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] RTF to PDF
To: "Post
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