Alvaro,
Alvaro Cuno wrote
> Notice that the only one needs to know about pdf processing is Computer2,
> and because it can't store any intermediate results Computer2 need to
> generate the same pdf structure twice. I think the setting before is a
> deferred signing because the multiple steps.
>
>
Alvaro,
Alvaro Cuno wrote
> 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...
... or more to the point, it is a side effect of other iText architecture
decisions. I doubt that varying object ids and order
I am using a secure Printing solution for a check printing. To be very
specify MICR fonts. I need to send font information like let's say for
example
I have a text "abc", I have the font installed in the printer but I don't
have it in my PC. I would like to send byte array which would include
foll
Op 14/09/2012 16:32, krisniru schreef:
> I need help on accessing the fonts that are available in the printer's memory
> but not in the windows/fonts. I am using Itext to create a pdf formatted
> page and want to send embedded font information, size and layout but the
> font has to be installed in
I need help on accessing the fonts that are available in the printer's memory
but not in the windows/fonts. I am using Itext to create a pdf formatted
page and want to send embedded font information, size and layout but the
font has to be installed in the pc to do that because the while initializin
Op 13/09/2012 19:37, Birgit Haas schreef:
> 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
Hi Oliver,
once there was a 'bug' with signatures not related to page dictionaries.
Are you using a recent version of iText?
Anyway, could you post a sample of the 'phantom signature' pdf file.
That's always interesting ...
Greetings,
Andreas
> Hi
>
> I have a PDF which when opened in Adobe PDF
Correct
On 9/14/12 5:48 AM, "Alvaro Cuno" wrote:
>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
>>
In the mobile scenario, you simply ship the PDF up to the server where all
the work takes place - no problem.
Leonard
On 9/14/12 4:54 AM, "Alvaro Cuno" wrote:
>It seems an excessive setting but, for example, if Computer1 is a
>mobile device, Computer2 is a server and Computer3 is a smartcard we
Hi
I have a PDF which when opened in Adobe PDF Reader displays a valid signature.
But when i open it with the RandomAccessFileOrArray() and create a
PdfReader object (lets call this reader) of that, the following code
will not return signature names:
AcroFields af = reader.getAcroFields();
Array
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