As far as I understand, ID and ModDate are regulated by the ISO PDF
specification, but the order of the object is a itext design
feature...
Regards
-
Alvaro
On 13 September 2012 10:16, mkl wrote:
> Alvaro,
>
> Alvaro Cuno wrote
>> the randomness of fileID, ModDate and placement of the objects i
Discussions on
http://itext-general.2136553.n4.nabble.com/Hash-computation-problem-td2158378.html
highlights aspects to be considered respect the FileID and ModDate
manipulation, but it can be done easily.
In reference to objects Ids and their locations, I don't have idea
where apply the patch. T
It seems an excessive setting but, for example, if Computer1 is a
mobile device, Computer2 is a server and Computer3 is a smartcard we
are in a real scenario.
On 13 September 2012 01:10, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> Why would you ever want a scenario with three computers to do something as
> simple
Hi,
This topic has already been discussed in the thread "Verify certified
(with transform method DocMDP) signatures" but I couldn't find a
satisfying answer.
Is there a best practice approach for checking whether the changes in a
certified PDF are permitted according to the P value in the DocM
Hi All!
I have a problem specifying Troy secure font in Itext without registering it.
Font is loaded in the printer and from the java code I need to send font
information along with the text without loading the font that I want to print.
Since the font is not loaded in the pc, pdf will have so
On 13/09/2012 19:56, Andreas Meyer wrote:
> Thanks Leonard! But if, for example, someone uses a localgoto on page 100 to
> get to page 200 and then executes a "app.goBack" then he gets to page 199 and
> not to page 100?
You can try this yourself in Adobe Reader.
execMenuItem will do exactly the sam
@Leonard Rosenthol:
>1 - app.execMenuItem("GoBack");
>2 - app.goBack
Thanks Leonard! But if, for example, someone uses a localgoto on page 100 to
get to page 200 and then executes a "app.goBack" then he gets to page 199 and
not to page 100?
@1T3XT BVBA:
>There's no "standard" way to do that (n
Two options via JavaScript
1 - app.execMenuItem("GoBack");
2 - app.goBack
#2 is the MUCH preferred method and will work in non-Adobe viewers as well
(that support JS).
Leonard
On 9/13/12 6:11 PM, "Andreas Meyer" wrote:
>Here is an example:
>
>PDF-page x has a chunk with a localgoto to page z
On 13/09/2012 18:11, Andreas Meyer wrote:
PDF-page x has a chunk with a localgoto to page z
PDF-page y has a chunk with a localgoto to page z
Now I would like to have*one* chunk or button on PDF-page z which links me
back to the page where I came from (page x*OR* page y)!
There's no "standard"
Alvaro,
Alvaro Cuno wrote
> the randomness of fileID, ModDate and placement of the objects is for
> security reasons?
Each time you start to create a signature, you do start a new result
document. Thus, the IDs by definition must differ. If those two processes
didn't start at the time, the modifi
Here is an example:
PDF-page x has a chunk with a localgoto to page z
PDF-page y has a chunk with a localgoto to page z
Now I would like to have *one* chunk or button on PDF-page z which links me
back to the page where I came from (page x *OR* page y)!
@Leonard Rosenthol:
>Of course - you can u
Hello
We have a partner that must send us images imbedded in a PDF.
I am using version 5.3.2.0 to see if I can extract the images.
The example PDF I have received from our partner has a table of contents that
identifies the meaning/ type of the image (license, insurance ...) on each
page.
The
On 13/09/2012 17:04, Andreas Meyer wrote:
> is it possible to get a button (or chunk) which works like history.back() in a
> web browser when clicking on it? It would be very nice to have a function like
> this on every page of a complex report with lots of localgotos.
Do you mean you want to have
Of course - you can use either a simple action or a JavaScript-based
action.
On 9/13/12 5:04 PM, "Andreas Meyer" wrote:
>Hi,
>
>is it possible to get a button (or chunk) which works like history.back()
>in a
>web browser when clicking on it? It would be very nice to have a function
>like
>this o
Hi,
is it possible to get a button (or chunk) which works like history.back() in a
web browser when clicking on it? It would be very nice to have a function like
this on every page of a complex report with lots of localgotos.
Thanks!
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On 13/09/2012 15:39, Poirier, John wrote:
> We currently have iText in our product for producing PDF’s. The DLL
> appears to be version 4.0.4.0
That version is no longer supported.
See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8517776/itextsharp-license
So please forgive us for not answering your questio
Hello
We have a partner that must send us images imbedded in a PDF.
We currently have iText in our product for producing PDF's. The DLL appears to
be version 4.0.4.0
The example PDF I have received from our partner has a table of contents that
identifies the meaning/ type of the image (license
Hi,
Links in http://demo.itextsupport.com/xmlworker/itextdoc/flatsite.html page
point to
http://tutorial.itextpdf.com/src/main/java/tutorial/xmlworker/HTMLParsingProcess.java
But this pages doesn't work --> 404 error: not found
Where can I find these sources to test the samples?
Regards,
Mig
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