I have managed a work around to the problem. Instead of using the setField
method to change the field values, I am now extracting the XFA data and
changing the necessary tag values in the xml. I then take the XFA form src
and replace the XFA stream with the updated xml.
Regards,
Dee
DeeJay wro
I have tried using the index as indicated, however it only changes the
Description field when the index is 0. The other indexes seem to have no
effect. Also I get back an empty Map and Set when I call the respective
methods:
Map fieldMap = form.getFields();
Set fields = form.getFie
acroFields.setField("Description[k]","MyDescription") should work. k
is the index to the repetition.
Paulo
On Mon, May 7, 2012 at 3:11 PM, DeeJay wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just a little more information regarding the mentioned question.
>
> The xfa data from the pdf contains could contain the xml:
>
> ht
Hi,
Just a little more information regarding the mentioned question.
The xfa data from the pdf contains could contain the xml:
http://www.xfa.org/schema/xfa-data/1.0/";>
MyDescription1
6000
MyDescription2
7000
MyDescription3
8000
As can be seen, the Description element appears seve
Hi,
I am working on an XFA pdf that has form fields with the same name. However,
AcroFields.setField(Name, Value) only sets the value of the first field. Is
there a way that I can set the same value to all the form fields with that
name?
Thank you.
Kind Regards,
Dee
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