Hello,
Klas Lindbäck wrote:
I use page events and the decorator pattern for templates and
page numbering. I use template pdf:s for templates. A template
pdf contains one or two pages with the template (depending on
if I have the same or different
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Nice. I have also thought about
Hello Mark,
Mark Storer [msto...@autonomy.com] wrote:
Is this other library flattening the form as well? That can get
pricey, computation-wise. Is it appending its changes to the
existing PDF, or rewriting everything? Are both Java libraries?
Yes, the alternative library is pure Java and does
Hello Mike,
Mike Marchywka [mailto:marchy...@hotmail.com] wrote:
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that's fine. If you want someone here to figure out why itext
is slower, the pointing to a hogging method would help.
I ran the same iText workload as described before, this time connected to a
profiler and the
Hello,
Just a small interesting follow up. For running the workload I posted before
iText allocates a total of 18'637'142 StringBuffer instances. It is also needed
a total of 4000 com.itextpdf.text.pdf.PRTokeniser instances one per
com.itextpdf.text.pdf.PdfReader which is fine 2x2000: 2x
Hello,
For a specific Letter generation use-case I prepared a test of statistical
significance using a paired t-test for comparing the performance [1] of iText
vs a commercial PDF framework. The experiment shows that for our relevant
use-case iText underperforms by 30% with 95% confidence.
I
Hello Paulo,
I am perfectly aware of the benefits of iText, that's why I proposed it for our
project in the first place but it can be hard to convince the team lead and
colleagues to switch to a framework when it comes at a performance toll of 30%
overhead for the use-case at hand.
I didn't
Hello,
I just wanted to acknowledge that I have found the root of this issue and fixed
it. However, I would not be able to tell for sure if this effect is intended.
The actual dimensions for a TextField within a PdfPTable would be dictated by
two methods 1) the PdfPTable column widths 2) the
Hello,
In order to support multi-line rows (depending on the size of the default text)
I use the commended solution of nested tables i.e.
// create main table
PdfPTable table = new PdfPTable(...);
...
// create nested table
PdfPTable nested = new PdfPTable(...);
// create cell within nested
Hello,
Is there any way to avoid creating a temp.pdf file for implementing the
use-case below? Basically I need to create a letter.pdf document by loading and
combining many small template parts the template parts may need (as in the
case depicted below) to be populated and flattened first.
about iText here
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] avoid create temp.pdf file
Azùa Giovanni (KSXD 32) wrote:
Hello,
Is there any way to avoid creating a temp.pdf file for implementing the
use-case below? Basically I need to create a letter.pdf document by
loading and combining many small
Hello,
I am creating a PdfPTable that has two columns only. The column on the left is
simply a label i.e. read-only text. The right column is a TextField that is
editable but populated with default text. The code for achieving this in
included below.
The behavior of the TextField inside the
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