Hi All,
After using CSR although it was optional I am not getting the error anymore
but the signer is not validated. Im attaching the output here
http://itext-general.2136553.n4.nabble.com/file/n3306318/signed_but_not_validated.jpg
signed_but_not_validated.jpg
Waiting for someone's help.
Rega
Thank you Leonard for your response.
I've been able to extract the structure tree as a PdfDictionary, but I've
been stuck trying to locate the table / table attributes from it. How do you
go about parsing the structure tree?
Thank you again.
2011/2/9 Leonard Rosenthol
> You need to locate th
If the original file has a digital signature, then any conversion will break it
(as you would expect!). If you want to new file to have a signature, you'd
need to resign it with the relevant credentials.
There is also a standard for storing the original signature information as
metadata, you m
That was just a historical example... From back when we were using
NeedAppearances now that you mention it (instead of iText's built-in
appearance generation).
Yes, iText ignores Funny Settings in the default appearance string.
That wouldn't help at all. Appologies for any confusion.
--Mark St
I am writing code to convert PDF to PDF/A format. I found few code snipped to
create PDF/A by using IText Library . Can someone please tell me, what is
the use of PdfDictionary class and why we use PdfDictionary class while
creating PDF/A document.
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convert Digital Signature menace, existing PDF document will have the digital
signature. I am quite new in this so I thought, there would be some method
in Itext which will take care of digital signature.
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OK but in this case in order to keep the same look as the original font field
I'd need to retrieve its font family, weight and size. How can this be done?
I've looked around online without much luck...
Many thanks for your continued help
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/DA is only used when creating NEW appearances. It has no impact on rendering.
Combs are a good idea for certain types of things but this didn't sound like
one.
Leonard
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Correct on both counts.
No JavaScript.
All fields MUST have an appearance.
Leonard
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One potentially flaky option would be to mess with the Default
Appearance string (/DA).
It won't let you do kerning, but you can set the character and word
spacing. Whether or not they'll be OBEYED is the flaky part.
Our form supported "comb" fields before Acrobat added a comb flag for
same.
PS: Forms are supported. Form SCRIPT is not.
And IIRC, forms have to be "fully baked". Fields with out an appearance
are a Bad Thing.
--Mark Storer
Senior Software Engineer
Cardiff.com
import legalese.Disclaimer;
Disclaimer DisCard = null;
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Why would you strip out forms? Forms are FULLY SUPPORTED in PDF/A.
What do you mean "convert digital signature"?
Leonard
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The PDFs are invalid and they should include Widths.
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Hello,
I am tr
Thanks everyone for providing the answer on this. I am transcoding the example
to ColdFusion to run within the Java sub-system, so I wasn’t aware of that
notation. I see now that it should just be divided by 2. Thanks very much for
the clarification!
-Joe
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Hi Joe,
On 14 February 2011 16:47, Joe Danziger wrote:
> There appears to be an error in the example found on Page 171 of the 2E
> book. This is also found online at
> http://itextpdf.com/examples/iia.php?id=115.
>
>
>
> The issue is at the end of the lines where offsetX and offsetY get set.
>
Op 14/02/2011 16:47, Joe Danziger schreef:
There appears to be an error in the example found on Page 171 of the
2E book. This is also found online at
http://itextpdf.com/examples/iia.php?id=115.
The issue is at the end of the lines where offsetX and offsetY get
set. The lines both get div
There appears to be an error in the example found on Page 171 of the 2E
book. This is also found online at
http://itextpdf.com/examples/iia.php?id=115.
The issue is at the end of the lines where offsetX and offsetY get set.
The lines both get divided by "2f", but there is no reference to any "
Op 14/02/2011 15:54, Frode Halvorsen schreef:
> But What I don’t understand now, is this; When using this code, and
> actually importing all pages as images. Why are the result.PDF’s still
> not images ?
getImage() doesn't rasterize the content.
If you pass a PdfImportedPage, it copies all the PD
Op 14/02/2011 15:34, Anthony Webster schreef:
I have a one paged PDF which I'm using as a 'background', 'watermark'
or 'stationary' if you will to the content I'm generating. This
background pdf contains a number of form fields which I intend to fill
and amongst these are $pagenum and $pagecoun
Op 14/02/2011 16:36, Wyatt Biker schreef:
> So far all I understand is that I would have to get some information
> from the field (using which methods?),
getFieldPositions(), see page 263-264.
> flatten it (which methods?),
One possible way to do it, is the addParagraph method in listing 8.17.
The fields don't have to be editable after the user saves. If it's not too
much could someone provide me the steps of doing this? I am not looking for
an entire program but just the methods in the correct order to do this.
Even the reference to the book would be good.
So far all I understand is t
I have a one paged PDF which I'm using as a 'background', 'watermark' or
'stationary' if you will to the content I'm generating. This background
pdf contains a number of form fields which I intend to fill and amongst
these are $pagenum and $pagecount.
Le 14/02/2011 15:28, 1T3XT BVBA a écrit :
Op 14/02/2011 15:22, Anthony Webster schreef:
Or perhaps I should be using PdfCopyFields but again I can't see how
to apply this to my case... :(
No, PdfCopyFields isn't the answer.
I didn't really understand why you started talking about forms.
Unless your background is a form.
In that case, yo
Or perhaps I should be using PdfCopyFields but again I can't see how to
apply this to my case... :(
Le 14/02/2011 12:10, Anthony Webster a écrit :
I have looked at the PageEvent example in chapter 5 and while I can
see how this works with a static header (as in the example), wrapping
the page
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Thanks for your reply:
here is my requirement:
- Convert PDF Level 1.4 to PDF/A
- all fonts embedded
- stripping out forms
- able to convert Digital Signature
below is the code snipped which i wrote using jar IText 2.1.3 . This code
convert PDF to PDF/A , but I do not know that, it is coverin
Great thanks for your reply!
My problem resolved successfully.
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Hi All,
I am trying to implement Digital Signature to sign a pdf document using
iText and I like the digital signature be certified by
https://www.cacert.org/. I have done the following steps so far:
1) created a keystore using the following command
keytool -genkey -alias signer1 -keyalg RSA -key
I have looked at the PageEvent example in chapter 5 and while I can see
how this works with a static header (as in the example), wrapping the
page count in a template, in my case the page count goes into an
AcroForm field and I can't really see how one could adapt the example's
approach to achi
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I will respond to your message when I return.
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Thanks,
Bhar
Op 14/02/2011 11:47, Anthony Webster schreef:
OK thanks. I'll look into that. Did I mention that the CONTENT can be
in the 100s of pages. Would that make a big difference to the most
optimal approach?
There's no "general answer" on this question.
The number of pages is only one parameter, not n
Hello,
I am trying to use iText to parse PDF files and obtain text chunks along
with their position, width and height. In a few files I've noticed a problem
with string width: the width I get is oddly small, and
font.getWidth(somestring) always returns 0.
The fonts used in problematic files
OK thanks. I'll look into that. Did I mention that the CONTENT can be in
the 100s of pages. Would that make a big difference to the most optimal
approach?
Many Thanks
Le 14/02/2011 11:30, 1T3XT BVBA a écrit :
Op 14/02/2011 11:24, Anthony Webster schreef:
1&2 But then I wouldn't be able to fil
Hi All
I am trying to merge multiple 'pdf images' into a single pdf document.
All well so far.
I need to rotate some of the images (where the height > width).
In my code (see below) sourceXStart and sourceYStart are the x, y
co-ordinates.
if (rotation == 90 || rotation == 270)
{
//
Op 14/02/2011 11:24, Anthony Webster schreef:
1&2 But then I wouldn't be able to fill a field with the total number
of pages no?
That's solved in the "Page X of Y" example in chapter 5.
You provide a PdfTemplate that will act as a placeholder.
As soon as you know the total number of pages, you
1&2 But then I wouldn't be able to fill a field with the total number of
pages no?
3. No reason. Why would that make a difference?
Le 14/02/2011 08:30, 1T3XT BVBA a écrit :
Op 14/02/2011 0:50, Antony Webster schreef:
I'd be most interested in your opinions in terms of memory efficiency.
Brow
Hi,
if you want to easily access / verify your certificates / keystore you
can check with the keystore explorer:
http://www.lazgosoftware.com/kse/index.html
Regards,
ToM
2011/2/11 :
> Hi Gerhard,
>
> that seems to be a Luna configuration issue. Or you're making wrong
> assumptions about the ce
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