krbd1...@gmail.com wrote:
> I am new to iText usage.
>
> I have a application form in the form of a pdf.
> Can I read all the fields from the application form and fill the data from
> database and make it a new pdf.
>
> Will iText allow me to do so...
Yes, plenty of examples can be found in th
As someone who has learned a lot from this list by listening to answers and
then trying to work through the information given that you are just
repeating the same question over and over and over again.
Starting by plugging your programme and then asking for everyone else to do
your work, which pr
I am new to iText usage.
I have a application form in the form of a pdf.
Can I read all the fields from the application form and fill the data from
database and make it a new pdf.
Will iText allow me to do so...
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Aju Mathew wrote:
> Hi
>
> I want to add digital signature in my pdf.
> How can i generate digital signature using itext.
Read the book: http://itextpdf.com/book/
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dorairaj wrote:
> Please help how to know whether the BaseFont support the given charater or
> not
That's another question!
In plain iText (without Graphics2D), this is done by the FontSelector.
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Brigit Ananya wrote:
> But if I say import com.lowagie.text.*; and compile my
> program, I get the error message that the package
> com.lowagie.text does not exist
Of course not!
Since iText 5.0.0 all package names have been changed
to com.itextpdf instead of com.lowagie
> Now the more advanced q
Hi
I want to add digital signature in my pdf.
How can i generate digital signature using itext.
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Hi
Thanks for the examples links.
i have gone through the all examples and i did't get When to use Identity-H
if the text may or may not clubbed with utf chars. In other words, by
knowing the character type whether the utf or normal , If utf character then
Indentity-H other wise WINANSI. beacau
Hi,
I have a computer graphics program (www.ananya.com)
that draws curves in a faster and easier way. I would like to
import and export pdf graphics files with other graphics
programs. I have 1 primitive and 2 more advanced questions:
First the primitive question:
1) I wasn't able to install the
1T3XT info wrote:
>
>> ...i would gladly tell if its an XFA form or an AcroForm if u tell me how
>> do
>> i know this.
>
> You are making the wrong assumption that we are sitting next to you, and
> that we know your story.
>
> You are very good at story-telling, but you're not asking a quest
I use gVim, with the Pdftk plugin. Opening a PDF that is not locked/encrypted
in gVim allows you to see the structure, e.g., the low-level PDF code for a
vector image is easy to see.
Cheers,
Bill Segraves
- Original Message
From: Mircea Zahan
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.ne
Check the concatenation tool in the iText Toolbox.
Cheers,
Bill Segraves
- Original Message
From: dirk ooms
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Tue, March 30, 2010 4:23:33 AM
Subject: [iText-questions] concatenate to different page size
Hello,
I know how to concatenate p
mkl wrote:
> Stephen,
>
>
> Stephen Byrne wrote:
>> mkl wrote:
>>> Indeed Acrobat and Reader have more requirements concerning the validity
>>> of
>>> signatures than the mere matching of the hash value. They also allow only
>>> a
>>> very limitted set of additions to the file after signing. Thes
Stephen,
Stephen Byrne wrote:
>
> mkl wrote:
>> Indeed Acrobat and Reader have more requirements concerning the validity
>> of
>> signatures than the mere matching of the hash value. They also allow only
>> a
>> very limitted set of additions to the file after signing. These
>> requirements
>>
mkl wrote:
> Stephen,
>
> Stephen Byrne wrote:
>> I am using iText to sign a document, save it to a file, read that file,
>> add another signature, and save it to a second file. If I read my output
>> files and verify the signatures with iText, they both verify. If I open
>> the once-signed with A
> ...i would gladly tell if its an XFA form or an AcroForm if u tell me how do
> i know this.
You are making the wrong assumption that we are sitting next to you, and
that we know your story.
You are very good at story-telling, but you're not asking a question.
"It's a common PDF that i have ed
1T3XT info wrote:
>
> Julian2 wrote:
>> I dont know the theory or even what XFA is, but if i cant do it, what
>> other
>> way can i just stop the user from editing it?
>
> We can't answer that question if you don't tell us if your form
> is an AcroForm, an XFA form with an AcroForm counter-par
> Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2010 13:28:31 +0200
> From: i...@1t3xt.info
> To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [iText-questions] iText compression modes
>
> scriptoid wrote:
>> Hello Bruno
>>
>> We are need to be able to compress the PDF
As I understand it, iText itself does not compress images, due to 'potential'
legal implications. Whether these are warranted or not, you will have to use a
third party product/package to compress the images. This can be built into
your code but YOU need to code it to use these products. (As w
scriptoid wrote:
> Hello Bruno
>
> We are need to be able to compress the PDF files as much as we can to store
> our clients' PDF files.
>
> It is VITAL for us to do that and we would like to keep us using iText.
>
> I've compressed some jPEG (10 files aprox. 3.3Mb in total) files using
> Imag
> Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2010 03:51:35 -0700
> From:
> To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [iText-questions] iText compression modes
>
>
> Hello Bruno
>
> We are need to be able to compress the PDF files as much as we can to store
> our cli
Hello Bruno
We are need to be able to compress the PDF files as much as we can to store
our clients' PDF files.
It is VITAL for us to do that and we would like to keep us using iText.
I've compressed some jPEG (10 files aprox. 3.3Mb in total) files using
ImageMagic
[convert *.jpg -alpha off -
Hi!
I am reading RFC 2560 regarding OCSP response... My question is how is
the second
digest calculated when supplying first argument to GetEncodedPKCS7 ? Is
it hash over
all BasicOCSPResponse bytes ?
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dorairaj wrote:
> I am creating the pdf page by using the source as jpanel,
> i have data which may contains unicode characters to draw on jpanel
> similary i am drawing the same text on pdf page by using the pdfGraphics2D
> object
>
> the Graphics2D object is created like this
>
> PdfTemplate lo
Hi All,
I am creating the pdf page by using the source as jpanel,
i have data which may contains unicode characters to draw on jpanel
similary i am drawing the same text on pdf page by using the pdfGraphics2D
object
the Graphics2D object is created like this
PdfTemplate localTemplate = localC
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