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> From: sal salaimani [mailto:newoutlo...@yahoo.com]
> Sent: Friday, June 04, 2010 8:49 AM
I have a PDF document which has a form xobject. The form xobject contains
some text. I want to extract the text from the form xobject.
Right now, I have the following steps to get the text from the form xobject
Get a page object for the PDF document
Get resource dictionary for the p
> Date: Fri, 4 Jun 2010 12:51:07 +0200
> From: klas.lindb...@val.se
> To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [iText-questions] iText Perfomance Issue on WebLogic 9.2
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Hi
I try to generate a PDF File with iTextSharp from a HTML - Text and Table
content works perfect. Images are positioned wrong - the image flows not in
the text at the right position! I expect first the h1 part and than the
image - I get the H1 part and the Image is in the background and the
Hi Tom,
maybe you're right and I have no idea but I spent some time earning a living
out of WebLogic migrations ;-)
Yes, migrating away from version 8 is usually counted by years. But our friend
already made it to 9.3. Upgradig to 11 should be a matter of days.
Checking another version of web
One obvious thing to look at is physical memory and paging. I have a hunch
that WLS is more memory-consuming than Tomcat leaving less for iText
which may cause paging to occur.
Also, profiling was suggested, and I agree that it is a very good idea
to help
pinpoint the source of the problem.
/Kl
Leonard
Thank you- that is a fantastically comprehensive answer, pulls together what
I think I had picked up over the last 24 hours.
Means I can't do what I wanted, but then it does mean I can stop trying and
spend time pursuing 'useful' avenues..
john renfrew
Right Way Up
Office +4
I haven't read the 2nd edition and it's been a while since the first, so I
can't comment on the book. I will, however, comment on PDF (and Acrobat).
PDF supports two forms technologies
* AcroForms - classic PDF forms technology available since PDF 1.2
* XFA - XML-based forms te
> I would recommend to invest time in moving to another app server / newer
> version. Maybe you try to deploy your app in a recent version of weblogic.
> That
> shouldn't cause too much trouble. Then tell us whether the problem still
> exists.
You have no idea. Some of our customers now also us
Hi all !
I did see strange behaviour with WebLogic 9.x, like threads running mad
strangling the overall performance of the application. I would recommend to
invest time in moving to another app server / newer version. Maybe you try to
deploy your app in a recent version of weblogic. That should
It does. Thank you.
In the book though it refers a lot to Acroforms which have an XFA
counterpart. Is this to suggest that there is some form of hybrid document
or is this ultimately a bit misleading. And presumably if there are both and
I amend something then it is also 'broken' in Adobe land.
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