Hi Benjamin,
That’s exactly the problem I observed, and exactly the solution too – the new
version of iText fixed it. Doing a quick migration of a few projects form
version 1.3.1 to 5.1.1.
Thanks so much for getting back, I appreciate it a lot.
Pierre
From: Benjamin Rein [mailto:r...@viessm
Hi Pierre,
I had a bug with splitting of PDFPTable some time ago. It was one big
table over multiple pages. When the space occupied by the content on one
page hits a special height, the full content of the splitted row is
printed on the next page again. This is due to internal rounding problems
Hi
I develop PDF file using Adobe LiveCycle Designer ES2 and PDF File save
by "Adobe Static PDF Form".
I place different different fields on that PDF Form such as textfield,
checkbox, radio button...etc...
Now I want to Change the textfield property.. using PdfStamper and
AcroFields.
I use
Hello,
I am considering using iText for filling PDF Template that has been created
using Adobe LiveCycle Designer. The data binding used for this form is XML
schema and I could successfully fill in XML data by using the XFAForm interface
of iText.
The PDFTemplate created by LiveCycle also has
Hi Okada,
I'm having the same problem:
I create many (>15) PDFPTables in a document that runs over multiple pages.
I set the header rows of the each of the tables to (1), and the header row
is correctly added to the top of a new page when a table is split and
finished on the next page.
Howe
ToM,
TvT wrote
> I validated the document with iText (everything ok) and thus you are right
> this is an acrobat / reader thing.
iText merely checks the signature against the signed revision and
additionally allows you to check, whether the signed revision is the
complete file. Which conclusions
Hi Michael,
thank you for your answer.
> According to "Adobe Acrobat 9 Digital Signatures, Changes and Improvements
> (April 2009)" (maybe slightly outdated now, but most likely still correct
> most of the time), allowed actions for signed but uncertified documents are:
I validated the document
ToM,
TvT wrote
> all are approval signatures
According to "Adobe Acrobat 9 Digital Signatures, Changes and Improvements
(April 2009)" (maybe slightly outdated now, but most likely still correct
most of the time), allowed actions for signed but uncertified documents are:
• Adding signature fields
Op 28/11/2011 11:00, mango-object schreef:
> Sorry i have just subscribed.
No you didn't. At least: you didn't subscribe to the official mailing list.
See http://lowagie.com/node/205
> The reader-enabled form is given to us from the client and we may not be
> able to get the password.
Read the F
Sorry i have just subscribed.
The reader-enabled form is given to us from the client and we may not be
able to get the password.
To clarify, we can manually fill it out and save the form locally using
Adobe Reader, but we cannot programmatically fill it out using iText even
with append mode? (unl
Hi,
all are approval signatures since the document after the last signing
should be PDF/A-1b compatible (thus PDF 1.4 compliant where
certification signatures did not yet exist).
I want to add some keys (e.g. XX_MyOwnAttribute) to the field
dictionary i want to sign.
@Leonard
As you know it is pe
Hello,
first this: you've posted a mail to the mailing-list, but you didn't
subscribe.
This is what can happen in this case: http://lowagie.com/itextml
Op 28/11/2011 3:00, mango-object schreef:
> java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: PdfReader not opened with owner password
So you're trying to ope
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