Thanks Fabrizio.
This is the result:
Not printable - max level: 1
[Page: 1,CurrentLevel: 1,obj2Name: /img1,obj2Name: /img0]
Printable - max level: 1
[Page: 1,CurrentLevel: 1,obj2Name: /img0]
Strange, I would have expected > 15 for non printable PDF... I see there is
a differ
Andrei,
if you need to check the level of nested xobject in a pdf file, you can try
to use a piece of code I wrote:
http://fhtino.blogspot.com/2007/10/level-of-nested-xobject-in-pdf-file.html
How to control it? It depends how you application works. AFAIK there is no
(easy) way to reduce the leve
I can provide a PDF that works and a PDF that gives the error - if needed.
I am not sure if I can control how the PDF is constructed when using the
graphics to paint it's content.
>From the error I think it has something to do with xobject levels, but can I
control that? Is it because of the way P
Hello,
I saw there was a similar discussion, but the way of sending info to iText
was different (we use PdfContentByte.createGraphics(...)). Anyway, the PDF
is created but it gives an error when it is printed:
ERROR: limitcheck
OFFENDING COMMAND: gsave
STACK:
/RelativeColorimetric
These pdf's
