We are using using iText Java API to convert HTML to PDF using the HTMLWorker
class. This has been working fine for last one year. Now we got an
enhancement which needs us to add a html link in a table cell, but that is
giving following error
java.lang.ClassCastException:
com.itextpdf.text.html.s
Finally got up to chapter 16 after methodically working through the
examples, and want to know how to approach the issue of CMYK JPG files
inside existing pdf files, with a view to extracting, processing with
AffineTransform and then putting back, as per ideas based on 16.2
Are there any pointe
Does iTextSharp support Windows Metro Apps?
We are trying to create PDFs from a C# Metro App, but PdfWriter.GetInstance
requires a System.IO.Stream argument. System.IO has been replaced by
Windows.Storage in Windows 8 development.
Any help would be EXTREMELY appreciated!
Just a quick note. Although version 5.3.0 only supports directly the
detached modes, CMS and CADES, and LTV, nothing prevents anyone of
using any other signature methods, including the soon to be obsolete
ones. We want everybody to use the best practices but external
signatures are still present fo
Op 27/06/2012 11:59, TvT schreef:
> The (current and most
> up-to-date) pdf standard 32000-1 defines the following:
>
> x509.rsa_sha1
> adbe.pkcs7.sha1
> adbe.pkcs7.detached
You're completely ignoring PAdES! ETSI.CAdES.detached and ETSI.RFC3161
are standard too (and more up to date than ISO-32000
Hi Bruno,
> we've discussed reasons to stay with old iText versions in the past,
> but now the scale is tilting towards upgrading. The examples on the URL you
> provided are outdated and will be replaced by the white paper that was
> distributed with the news letter.
This time :-) the link wasn't
Op 27/06/2012 9:42, TvT schreef:
Read on here:
Please don't!
Tobias, we've discussed reasons to stay with old iText versions in the
past, but now the scale is tilting towards upgrading. The examples on
the URL you provided are outdated and will be replaced by the white
paper that was distr
Read on here:
http://itextpdf.sourceforge.net/howtosign.html
2012/6/27 rauland :
> Hi,
> I'd like to know if it's possible to add an external PdfPKCS7 to a PDF.
>
> The reason for this is that we currently have a webService which receives
> the pdf hash and returns the signature in a byte[]. I
First this: you're probably registered on Nabble, but you're not
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Second remark: about an hour ago, a news letter was sent out.
Th
Hi,
I'd like to know if it's possible to add an external PdfPKCS7 to a PDF.
The reason for this is that we currently have a webService which receives
the pdf hash and returns the signature in a byte[]. I am able to
instantiate a PdfPKCS7 with the received bytes and would like to add the
receiv
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