Hi,
Have you worked anytime by converting fm docs to PDF ..and what abt this
Adobe LiveCycle PDF Generator
?
Is it freeware? My job is like _ I have to convert .fm files to .pdf
Should I convert all my .fm docs to .xml first and then using iText I have
to go ahead with .xml to .pdf
Please rep
Hello,
How can I find out which fonts are used inside a PDF and if they are embedded?
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Andreas
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xincai jiang wrote:
> I have used itextasian.jar in my project.
So you are using a CJK font.
> Now I can export the pdf
> file with Chinese corrently in Windows, but when it runs on linux(ubuntu
> 9.10), Chinese characters only display as blank.
CJK fonts are never embedded in the PDF file.
Wh
Filipe Sousa wrote:
> It would be enough if you, or someone else, answered my first mail
> saying that it was a bug and it would be fixed later.
There was no way to know that without having a closer look at the example.
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Hi, all:
I use itext to export the swt chart to a pdf file. and there are some
Chinese characters, but all the Chinese characters are displayed as blank.
and I have used itextasian.jar in my project. Now I can export the pdf file
with Chinese corrently in Windows, but when it runs on linux(ubunt
One other option is Framemaker itself, which can generate PDF files directly.
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Leonard Rosenthol-3 wrote:
>
> No, you cannot - at least not by itself. You could, of course, write the
> code to parse the .fm files (and/or .mif files, which are MUCH easier) and
> then use iText to
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On 01/28/2010 01:37 PM, 1T3XT info wrote:
> I've finally found the time to debug this.
> It took me about an hour and a half.
>
> That may not seem much, but:
> - it would have taken anybody else more time; that's why it was useless
> to post the sa
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Filipe Sousa wrote:
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> On 01/19/2010 07:32 PM, 1T3XT info wrote:
>> Filipe Sousa wrote:
>>> Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
>> Why do you keep on repeating this question?
>> You're only pushing your problem lower on the priority
>> st
MARIO ALBERTO DAVILA ITURBE wrote:
> hi : I saw the Myfirst Table sample ,but it alway puts the table and the
> beginin of the document, ther's any way that you can specify a position
> for the al table in the document ?
Where did you find that example?
If it's accompanied by more examples, you
According to the iText book there are like 3 different signatures: ordinary,
recipient, and certifying/authoring. I believe all those can be easily handled
with using getAcroFields().getSignatureNames().
However, the current PDF revision talks about:
- MDP (modification detection and prevention
No, you cannot - at least not by itself. You could, of course, write the code
to parse the .fm files (and/or .mif files, which are MUCH easier) and then use
iText to layout/format the content into PDF. Of course, iText doesn't support
all of the features of FM - so you may need to either dro
hi : I saw the Myfirst Table sample ,but it alway puts the table and the
beginin of the document, ther's any way that you can specify a position for the
al table in the document ?
thanks
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Hello Everyone,
How to convert frame maker docs to PDF files along with the book marks
generation.
If any one has worked on this, please help me out how can we go ahead with
this .
what are the tools are available to convert frame maker docs to pdf files.
I came to know that we can iTExt to con
Sérgio Onofre wrote:
> Maybe not, is possible to check online the certificates, as Adobe do?
You can always create a KeyStore and add root certificates (fetched from
a file, fetched online,...).
Also: you're talking about Adobe, do you mean that the Company Adobe
checks the certificates online,
Hi Christian,
we do some useless signing with a fake key just to keep the give iText API
happy. When iText has signed the PDF it can be written to disk as usual. But
after this step we know the hash and the position of the PKCS7 signature. Once
our own signing process is thru we replace the sig
Hi Sérgi,
you have to make destinction between root certificates and OCSP responses. Of
course you can get certificates rom somewhere ( usually the signing
certificates include a hint where to find the issuing certificate ). Anyway you
have to make the active decision 'I trust this root certifi
Maybe not, is possible to check online the certificates, as Adobe do?
Onofre
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Sérgio Onofre wrote:
> Here is my code:
> PdfReader reader = *new* PdfReader(/signedPDF/);
> AcroFields af = reader.getAcroFields();
> PdfPKCS7 pk = af.verifySignature(name);
> java.security.cert.Certificate[] pkc =
> pk.getCertificates();
> KeyStore ks = PdfPKCS7./loadCacertsKeyStore/();
So you'
Here is my code:
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(signedPDF);
AcroFields af = reader.getAcroFields();
PdfPKCS7 pk = af.verifySignature(name);
java.security.cert.Cert
Christian,
java-chris wrote:
> When you talk about " store the half-baked pdf on the disk ".
> Im trying to do that by making some serialization on the Stamper but
> nothing is serializable in ITEXT.
Java serialization currently isn't the way to go here. Simply use the
PdfStamper to store the r
can you please provide me with an example of how I would extract that image
from the PDF?
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 11:30 PM, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> Image is CMYK in the PDF you aren’t considering that. In addition, you
> are not dealing with the Decode params nor the “Photoshop CMYK Inversio
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