I believe, if I haven't completely forgotten all of
this, that you actually have call document.open()
before trying to use the xml conversion. Otherwise,
iText is attempting to write to a closed document.
Before a document is open is when you can add the
properties, encryption, etc. So try ad
Sorry. Meant to say you should make sure they are NOT
getting written to text during transfer!
--- Paul Cooley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We are generating pdfs on solaris and having them
> opened via a browser on windows and are experiencing
> no problems between the two. I th
We are generating pdfs on solaris and having them
opened via a browser on windows and are experiencing
no problems between the two. I think perhaps you
should check to make sure the pdfs are getting written
as "text" when tranferred. Are you ftping the files
from one system to another?
--- [EMAI
the xml and tagmap files. Is there something I need
to edit tthere in order to change the font type?
Thanks very much for any help.
Paul Cooley
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For some reason, the xslt generated into the pdf
ignores my leading attributes on paragraphs. Font
sizes and families are registered correctly, but
leading is complete ignored. Here is a sample of the
attribute in the tagmap:
A
I have used IText now for over a year now and have
never quite come across this particular problem.
I have a component which must take a
java.io.InputStream and then convert the InputStream
into a byte[] so the document can be read and then
appended to an existing pdf document.
The PdfReader c
