Thank you for pointing out "shave bytes".
In fact, this time it is "inflated bytes". Comparing the pdf file generated
directly and the one transferred through SMTP using "content-transfer-encoding:
quoted-printable", all 0A is inflated to 0D 0A and all 0D is also inflated to
0D 0A. There is no
Zhu, Yunpu wrote:
> I wanna decide pdf's name dynamically when I generate the pdf file using
> a servlet and Jsp. The pdf is shown in browser. When I click save as,
> the pop-up name is different during the different scenario.
That's not an iText question.
The name of the file is defined in the
Brandon Kaminsky wrote:
> Based on your response, I’m guessing that we’d capture the data from the
> form submission and use it to populate a pre-built PDF using itext? Is
> that how it would function? Thank you.
I think that would be the best future-proof solution.
Suppose you create the PDF f
Michelle Zhang wrote:
> Anybody knows how to do that?
> I spent a lot of time on that but could not figure out...
>
> I know how to create a table but do not know how to put it into the header.
You're using onStartPage.
That means you didn't read the book.
Please take a look at how it's done in t
Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> Then I would put some debugging code into iText to time how much of the
> getInstance() method is spend in actually reading the image from the server
> vs. the rest of the machinery in there. That will give you an obvious
> indication of whether the bottleneck is iTex
Jiangang Song wrote:
> Thank you for pointing out "shave bytes".
>
> In fact, this time it is "inflated bytes". Comparing the pdf file
> generated directly and the one transferred through SMTP using
> "content-transfer-encoding: quoted-printable", all 0A is inflated to 0D
> 0A and all 0D is als
Then I would put some debugging code into iText to time how much of the
getInstance() method is spend in actually reading the image from the server vs.
the rest of the machinery in there. That will give you an obvious indication
of whether the bottleneck is iText or I/O.
Once you know that - t
Jen Debroni wrote:
> "Does this point to some other machine? Or a local file on disk somewhere? "
>
> This URL points to a photo hosted by our photo server - this is the only way
> to access these images unfortunately. However, do you think it would help to
> compress the image somehow before call
I wanna decide pdf's name dynamically when I generate the pdf file using
a servlet and Jsp. The pdf is shown in browser. When I click save as,
the pop-up name is different during the different scenario.
Thanks
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> Date: Tue, 25 May 2010 16:39:42 -0700
> From: jdebr...@gmail.com
> To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Image Speed
>
>
> "Does this point to some other machine? Or a local file on disk somewhere? "
>
> This URL
"Does this point to some other machine? Or a local file on disk somewhere? "
This URL points to a photo hosted by our photo server - this is the only way
to access these images unfortunately. However, do you think it would help to
compress the image somehow before calling image.getInstance()? Cac
Thanks for the answers!
Referring to answer for question 3
>3. In both the cases explained above, do I have to write my own class
> to parse the xml document (internally used by ITextSharp)?
I have several projects where I transform XML to HTML using XSLT, once
that's done I use HTMLW
> From: js...@hotmail.com
> To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
> Date: Tue, 25 May 2010 18:37:45 -0400
> Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Blank PDF after it is transfered through SMTP
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Thank you for pointing out "shave bytes".
>
> In f
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 3:00 PM, Brandon Kaminsky wrote:
> I didn’t want to bore the thread with our intended solution but if it
> will help set the context that you need to be able to answer to the question
> then here you are:
>
>
>
> 1.)We are serving a web form to students who may or may not
>
>
> Although I looked through a few different threads, I couldn't find anything
> that answered my exact problem (apologies if I missed something).
>
> I am creating a PDF document that needs to support many images - upwards of
> 20 unique images. Generating the PDF takes ~1 second per image (my
Thank you for pointing out "shave bytes".
In fact, this time it is "inflated bytes". Comparing the pdf file generated
directly and the one transferred through SMTP using "content-transfer-encoding:
quoted-printable", all 0A is inflated to 0D 0A and all 0D is also inflated to
0D 0A. There is no
Although I looked through a few different threads, I couldn't find anything
that answered my exact problem (apologies if I missed something).
I am creating a PDF document that needs to support many images - upwards of
20 unique images. Generating the PDF takes ~1 second per image (my testing
dete
I didn't want to bore the thread with our intended solution but if it will help
set the context that you need to be able to answer to the question then here
you are:
1.)We are serving a web form to students who may or may not have Adobe Acrobat
- hence the need for a web-based form.
2.)We need
I figured it out. No thanks to you guys ;)
Here is what I have in the recordset loop on my jsp page:
PdfPCell cell;
PdfFormField nameField = PdfFormField.createSignature(writer);
nameField.setWidget(new Rectangle(0, 0, 0, 0),
PdfAnnotation.HIGHLIGHT_INVERT);
nameField.setFieldName("nameFi
We're impressed. Could we see that form?
I seriously doubt a web-based form could ever be as precise as a PDF form.
After all, any element of a PDF can be positioned on the document far more
accurately than any known browser can render it.
;;
Bill Segraves
Anybody knows how to do that?
I spent a lot of time on that but could not figure out...
I know how to create a table but do not know how to put it into the header.
Here is my code:
create pdf code:
_event e = new _event();
pw.PageEvent = e;
e.OnStartPage(pw, document);
e.
On 05/25/2010 08:49 PM, Brandon Kaminsky wrote:
can you tell me if the pdf creation from web-based forms can also
include full-on formatting with images, text, etc.
I have no idea what you are talking about.
The form we want to convert to pdf on the fly is somewhat involved and
precise --
It's
Thanks - fortunately didn't spend too much time and in the process did learn a
few things about itext.
I will definitely look to purchase the book but can you tell me if the pdf
creation from web-based forms can also include full-on formatting with images,
text, etc. The form we want to convert
Jack,
I don't want to disrupt the general flow of the iText discussion but if
you are working in .net there are several other strategies for working
with RTF, depending on what you actually are trying to do. If this
applies and you email a description of your objective, I might be able
to sugg
On 05/25/2010 06:27 PM, Qian wrote:
> Hi,
> I have several PDFs with form fields already built in them, according to the
> conditions I need combine some of them or all of together to make a report
> set, I successfully merged pdf files together, but the result PDF file does
> not have any fields m
Hi,
I have several PDFs with form fields already built in them, according to the
conditions I need combine some of them or all of together to make a report
set, I successfully merged pdf files together, but the result PDF file does
not have any fields merged?
How do I do that? Please help, I t
On 05/25/2010 05:34 PM, Jack wrote:
Bruno,
Have you noticed that there are no "RTF" files at this sourceforge site?
http://sourceforge.net/projects/itextrtf/files/
(At least I don't see any when I click "All Files")
???
That's correct. The source code is only available through the SVN
reposi
On 05/25/2010 05:21 PM, Brandon Kaminsky wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to use itextpdf to create a PDF from the submission of
a web form?
Of course: http://itextpdf.com:8180/book/
after searching the mailing list for hours
Ouch, I hope those hours weren't too expensive.
Buying the book c
Bruno,
Have you noticed that there are no "RTF" files at this sourceforge site?
http://sourceforge.net/projects/itextrtf/files/
(At least I don't see any when I click "All Files")
???
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On a slightly different question.Is it the general consensus that
RTF is dead or not worth mes
Hello,
Is it possible to use itextpdf to create a PDF from the submission of a web
form?
The content of the PDF would be the webform itself along with the data filled
in by the user. It seems that itext would be able to do this but after
searching the mailing list for hours I cannot find anyon
Hello,
Is it possible to use itextpdf to create a PDF from the submission of a web
form?
The content of the PDF would be the webform itself along with the data filled
in by the user. It seems that itext would be able to do this but after
searching the mailing list for hours I cannot find anyon
Jack wrote:
> Someone wrote back that I wouldn't get any support on RTF on this list.
That's correct.
> However, isn't the API the same for the version 2.1.7 except for a few
> minor differences?
You won't get any support for version 2.1.7 on this free mailing list
either. Only the most recent
Hello,
I wrote a question about handling page events based on using the iText
2.1.7 API.
Someone wrote back that I wouldn't get any support on RTF on this list.
However, isn't the API the same for the version 2.1.7 except for a few
minor differences?
Here's my question again. I'd appreciate som
Hi Shireesh,
I have to disable print option in pdf and I have to give options in pdf both
portrait and landscape view.
Could u please help me.
Thanks & Regards
Sasibhushana.Matcha
From: Shireesh Anjal [mailto:anjalshire...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2010 1:34 PM
To: RKVS Raman
Cc: itext-
There are several approaches to this. It is difficult to get a precise
cut-off point, but I assume
that an approximate cutoff size is sufficient. I give you three possible
ways below.
I am assuming that the pdf consists of records. Each record consists of
information
that need to be kept in the
Hi Raman,
We have looked at that as well, and we appreciate the interesting approach
you have taken there. However I'm sure there is no denying that a
fix/enhancement in iText would be the most elegant and performant solution.
That is why we are keen on using the iText patch. If it doesn't work o
I suggest you have a look at Indic-Jasper http://code.google.com/p/indic-jasper/
Best Regards
-Raman
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http://sites.google.com/site/rkvsraman
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 1:11 PM, Shireesh Anj
Can we get some more information about the problem? Like how to test and
simulate it?
We would like to see if we can work on it and come up with an acceptable
patch. Believe me, this patch will have great impact in the Indian market. A
solution to this problem should result in a substantial increa
Hi,
Thanks a lot for the quick response.
Can you please let us know what kind of issues were those?
Thanks and Regards,
Shireesh
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 12:07 PM, 1T3XT info wrote:
> Shireesh Anjal wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> With reference to the patch mentioned at URL
>> https://sourceforge.net/
Shireesh Anjal wrote:
> Can you please let us know what kind of issues were those?
The font metrics and positioning were wrong.
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