On 10/08/2011 0:29, vfeki wrote:
Need to retrieve all existing paragraphs or chapters/sections from it, so
I'll be able to create bookmarks upon that list I retrieve from existing
pdf.
This is easy if the PDF contains an outline tree. But as you've tried this:
Tried to get Outlines, like ...
"Software should be totally hating on anyone foolish enough to provide
it with non-conformant documents. Offenders should have all their
personal information, account numbers, and so forth dumped all over the
internet. That'll show 'em".
The bottom line is that we cannot predict all the amazingl
Not to be too snarky on this, but the "software should be totally compliant
in the face of non-comformant documents" is the reason that IE messed up the
browser landscape for so long.
That said, why don't you put together a proposal for a code change to handle
this specific situation, and I'll tak
Hi All,
I'm quite new to iText, I've been reading the book also, but did not find a
solution for what I need.
I'll explain:
I have pdf doc (any pdf document).
Need to retrieve all existing paragraphs or chapters/sections from it, so
I'll be able to create bookmarks upon that list I retrieve from
Bill,
I think I have been long enough in development and used sufficient forums to
know/realise that my post will be read by many!
You state...
We all view this free list as a "give a penny, get a penny" format. We ask
a question when we have one and give an answer when
we see a quest
Thanks, Leonard.
I don't know one way or the other, but just that Acrobat and other viewers
show the image fine and I can't extract it, do I tell people "the PDF is
non-conforming and therefore I can't extract the tiff from it". It would be
like the browser saying "this HTML page is slightly off,
John,
Quite frankly I find your tone offensive as well - why do you feel you need to
use terms like 'dick'? How unprofessional.
I appreciate that I may have misunderstood how this list works initially. But
we listen to Bruno, took on board what he said, brought the book and went away
a
This subject is not my expertise, so I just now picked up on it.
This is something that you should understand William:
You are not just talking to Bruno, Leonard, and Paolo, you are talking
to THOUSANDS of iText developers who listen in on this list.
We all view this free list as a "give a pe
William
As a fellow Brit please stop acting like a dick
Yes, Bruno can appear irascible but if you spent a small amount of time
watching the list first you would work out just how much really valuable
learning and code interchange happens, there is a great example only today of
someone extendi
If I produce from scratch a PDF with iText, when I insert a image with
transparency what will happen if the document is in 1.3 version?
El 09/08/2011 15:09, "1T3XT BVBA" escribió:
> On 9/08/2011 15:01, Elias wrote:
>> Other solution is produce a document with iText and use other software to
>> con
Thanks!
/Stefan
On 11-08-09 5:59 PM, "1T3XT BVBA" wrote:
>On 9/08/2011 16:58, Stefan Santesson wrote:
>> If would be appreciated if you could add these getters to the code as
>>well.
>
>OK, done!
>http://itext.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/itext?view=revision&revision=4934
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On 9/08/2011 16:57, William Bell wrote:
If you would care to read the email you will see that 80%+ is just
code - surely someone of your magnificence is not fazed by a little
snippet of code? It would take you all of about 1 minute to read it -
surely you're not that desperate for money?
For t
You are right. I have found a free font and it converts the braille
characters to normal characters. But as you mentioned that fonts are not
standard for different geographical regions/natives. So, the only way I can
do it right is to process the braille character via image processing. Like
conside
Ok, I really feel stupid now. I've seen that reference before and tried to read
in with image.get(PdfName.METADATA) and then cast it into any object that would
allow me to see the content. Basicly I didn't understand that the object held a
stream with the content and that I should use getAsStrea
And yes - that is my telephone you just called - but just remember I now
have yours!
Kind regards
William
William Bell
T: +44 7795 463646
E: wrb...@btinternet.com
From: William Bell [mailto:wrb...@btinternet.com]
Sent: 09 August 2011 15:57
To: 'i...@1t3xt.info'
Cc: 'itext-questions@lis
Great!
While we are into this, I might just offer two other small additions I had
to make to PdfPKCS7
These are not bug fixes, but added functionality.
I needed to be able to extract the actual hash and signature algorithm
OIDs from PdfPKCS7, but no such function was available.
Hence I added two
No we don't have a licence and frankly I now have now no intentions of
buying one!
In over 15 years in the IT industry I have never come across someone who is
so unhelpful and so dam right rude - you don't deserve people's support for
your work.
If you would care to read the email you will
This is perfect.. thanks a lot for your very quick answer!!
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On 9/08/2011 16:28, d3d3 wrote:
I would ask a question about this sample :
http://www.itextpdf.com/examples/iia.php?id=104
There is a template named "total" at a fixed position /"createTemplate(30,
16)"/, which contains "Y".
For a pdf containing some pages in portait format and other in landscap
On 9/08/2011 16:17, John Wendler wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to use iText with Java 1.4.2. If not, are there other
PDF toolkits available that can run on 1.4.2?
I don't want to step on your toes but I would advice your client to
upgrade it's systems :)
1.4.2 is really getting outdated
Thank
On 9/08/2011 15:01, Stefan Santesson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have discovered a serious bug in the iText 5.1.1 signature
> validation process and I have provided a patch that I would suggest
> you implement in your next release.
(...)
> These changes are tested and works like a charm.
Thanks! See the c
On 9/08/2011 16:17, John Wendler wrote:
> Is it possible to use iText with Java 1.4.2. If not, are there other
> PDF toolkits available that can run on 1.4.2?
Only iText versions prior to iText 5.0.0 will run on a 1.4 JVM.
You'll have to use iText 2.1.7, but since iText 2.1.7:
- plenty of new fun
Hi all,
I would ask a question about this sample :
http://www.itextpdf.com/examples/iia.php?id=104
There is a template named "total" at a fixed position /"createTemplate(30,
16)"/, which contains "Y".
For a pdf containing some pages in portait format and other in landscape
format, is it possible
Small update to the comment (underlined):
// Carrying the fixed CMS compliant digest comparison result for
digest hold in
// the messageDigest signed attribute if encapsulated content
info (RSAdata) is present.
boolean encContDigestCompare = false;
A fully st
Hi,
Is it possible to use iText with Java 1.4.2. If not, are there other PDF
toolkits available that can run on 1.4.2?
Thank you.
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Hi,
I have discovered a serious bug in the iText 5.1.1 signature validation
process and I have provided a patch that I would suggest you implement in
your next release.
The problem is in the class "PdfPKCS7" in the method verify().
The original code compares the digest of the document with the d
Because the design is very complex, I have a base design and I need work
with this design, but it's in 1.7 version.
2011/8/9 1T3XT BVBA
> On 9/08/2011 15:01, Elias wrote:
> > Other solution is produce a document with iText and use other software to
> > convert from pdf to pdf/x after, really?
>
On 9/08/2011 15:01, Elias wrote:
> Other solution is produce a document with iText and use other software to
> convert from pdf to pdf/x after, really?
Why wouldn't you use iText to produce the PDF as a PDF/X document from
the start?
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convert from pdf to pdf/x after, really?
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Have you references about http://bfo.com/products/pdf/?
2011/8/9 1T3XT BVBA
> On 9/08/2011 14:32, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> > Some of them have Java APIs, but they are stand alone solutions.
>
> Isn't it normal that they are stand alone solutions?
> If you convert a PDF to PDF/X, aren't there
I am sure that you can use the information given to search the web for the
various companies and products mentioned and look up the info that you need…
From: Elías Manchón López
mailto:elias.manc...@gmail.com>>
Reply-To: Post here
mailto:itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net>>
Date: Tue, 9 Aug
Do you know some other product like iText but it convert from PDF to PDF/X
using Java API?
Thanks
2011/8/9 1T3XT BVBA
> On 9/08/2011 14:32, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> > Some of them have Java APIs, but they are stand alone solutions.
>
> Isn't it normal that they are stand alone solutions?
> If
On 9/08/2011 14:32, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> Some of them have Java APIs, but they are stand alone solutions.
Isn't it normal that they are stand alone solutions?
If you convert a PDF to PDF/X, aren't there many decisions that need to
be made?
Aren't there plenty of possible issues that can't b
Hi Leonard,
Do you know some of them with java API?, Could you gime some example?.
Thanks!!
2011/8/9 Leonard Rosenthol
> Some of them have Java APIs, but they are stand alone solutions.
>
> From: Elías Manchón López
> Reply-To: Post here
>
> Date: Tue, 9 Aug 2011 05:20:21 -0700
> To: Post he
Some of them have Java APIs, but they are stand alone solutions.
From: Elías Manchón López
mailto:elias.manc...@gmail.com>>
Reply-To: Post here
mailto:itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net>>
Date: Tue, 9 Aug 2011 05:20:21 -0700
To: Post here
mailto:itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net>>
Subjec
Using the word URGENT is rude and forbidden.
Using a Subject that doesn't tell us anything about your question is
forbidden too.
You're breaking the rules: http://lowagie.com/rule1
You shouldn't expect a friendly answer!
On 9/08/2011 14:03, Punnoose PJ wrote:
It is to download a pdf that is
El 09/08/2011, a las 13:54, 1T3XT BVBA escribió:
> I'm 99% sure this isn't an iText or Java problem, but a permission problem.
> For instance: setting a file to 777 is useless if the script doesn't have
> access to its directory.
You are of course totally right. When I put the certificate inside
Urgent? what's that? must be http://www.*urgent*.fm/
On 9/08/2011 14:03, Punnoose PJ wrote:
I am working on an .aspx page. It is to download a pdf that is
generated in the aspx page. .but when hosted in Amazon cloud and my
server. I am getting the message on the first invocation
Of the a
Ok, but are these Java Library?
2011/8/9 Leonard Rosenthol
> Or Adobe Acrobat or Callas pdfToolbox or dozens of other commercial
> solutions.
>
> There are no open source solutions for this conversion that I am aware of.
>
> Leonard
>
> On 8/9/11 7:59 AM, "1T3XT BVBA" wrote:
>
> >On 9/08/2011 1
I am working on an .aspx page. It is to download a pdf that is generated in
the aspx page. .but when hosted in Amazon cloud and my server. I am getting
the message on the first invocation
Of the aspx page.
"The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another
process".
but
Or Adobe Acrobat or Callas pdfToolbox or dozens of other commercial
solutions.
There are no open source solutions for this conversion that I am aware of.
Leonard
On 8/9/11 7:59 AM, "1T3XT BVBA" wrote:
>On 9/08/2011 13:55, Elias wrote:
>> The printing works use the standard PDF/X-1a: 2001 to pr
On 9/08/2011 13:46, Miriam Laier wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am a student of Business Information Technology at a German bank
> and was asked to find a way to generate PDF-documents out of a java
> application.
> My employer would like to implement the library I consider most suitable.
> Consequently I’
On 9/08/2011 13:55, Elias wrote:
> The printing works use the standard PDF/X-1a: 2001 to print (PDF 1.3), in
> this standard the transparency must be flattened, these are my "layers", I
> maded a mistake with the terms.
Aha, you want to convert a PDF to PDF/X-1a:2001.
That's not what you initially
Sorry for my bad explication:
The printing works use the standard PDF/X-1a: 2001 to print (PDF 1.3), in
this standard the transparency must be flattened, these are my "layers", I
maded a mistake with the terms.
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On 9/08/2011 13:41, Petter Brox wrote:
fails on the line
"ks.load(newFileInputStream("/path/to/cert/certificate.p12"),
"password".toCharArray());" when I try to execute the Jar using the
PHP exec function
I'm 99% sure this isn't an iText or Java problem, but a permission problem.
For instance:
Hello,
I've made a simple jar to protect and sign PDFs where the signing part is
copied from this example:
http://itextpdf.sourceforge.net/howtosign.html#howtosign.
It works great from the command-line (Debian), but fails on the line
"ks.load(new FileInputStream("/path/to/cert/certificate.p12"
On 9/08/2011 13:33, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
>
> * Determining if all fonts are embedded is well defined as certainly
> doable. Just iterate over all text/fonts in use and check the names.
There's a code sample on p503 of the book that explains how to find out
if a font is embedded (fully or jus
As Bruno said, you'll need to work at a MUCH lower level to accoimplish these
things, but they are both doable. However, it will require that you read ISO
32000-1:2008 to understand the details of PDF and then get into the guts of
iText.
* Determining if all fonts are embedded is well defined
On 9/08/2011 13:00, Elias wrote:
> The printing works to require me in this version to print.
I'm curious to hear what Leonard will say about this.
In any case: if "the printing works" is a company, stop working with
that company.
>
>> > Actually you don't want to downgrade the version number o
In first place, thanks by your quick response!!
> Either don't do that, or convince us by giving us a very good reason to
> downgrade the PDF version of a document.
The printing works to require me in this version to print.
> Actually you don't want to downgrade the version number of a PDF.
> Y
thanks.
2011/8/9 1T3XT BVBA
> On 9/08/2011 11:27, toinon vigier wrote:
> > I want to create a PdfDocument with several pages and I want to choose
> > the current page of my writer to add contents.
> > For instance, I create my document, add a PdfTemplate to the first
> > page. I add a new page,
On 9/08/2011 11:30, Elias wrote:
> I'm trying convert a original pdf
> document from 1.7 version to 1.3 version.
Either don't do that, or convince us by giving us a very good reason to
downgrade the PDF version of a document.
> For this purpose, I have used the pdfStamper object, when I use the
>
On 9/08/2011 11:27, toinon vigier wrote:
> I want to create a PdfDocument with several pages and I want to choose
> the current page of my writer to add contents.
> For instance, I create my document, add a PdfTemplate to the first
> page. I add a new page, add a PdfTemplate to the second page an
Hello, this is my first post.
I'm novice in the use the iText library. I'm trying convert a original pdf
document from 1.7 version to 1.3 version.
For this purpose, I have used the pdfStamper object, when I use the
constructor, I pass the version in the last argument. The final result is a
docume
Hello,
I want to create a PdfDocument with several pages and I want to choose the
current page of my writer to add contents.
For instance, I create my document, add a PdfTemplate to the first page. I
add a new page, add a PdfTemplate to the second page and after, I want to
add a new PdfTemplate in
Ok thank you for the setPageSize() followed by newPage(), I don't know why I
never saw that way :)
To respond to your question, I thought to create two documents one with the
portrait format parameter, the other with landscape.. so without rotation,
just creation and mixed pages. And it was so rid
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