GaneshPrakhya wrote:
> - I used your example (BatchFill.java) and able to write document and fill
> acro fields on both pages.
>
OK, if you have two pages, you will need to keep track of the pages in
onEndPage.
>Meantime, I even tried to move to next page also, because if I say,
>System.out.pri
Hi Bruno,
Finally, here is my scenario.
- I have a template with two pages. On first page, I have an acro field for
an image, on the second I have three acro fields.
- I used your example (BatchFill.java) and able to write document and fill
acro fields on both pages.
- I am pasting my prog
Sorry, I meant to sent this to the mailinglist and the mail with the
attachment to Ganesh.
bruno wrote:
> Prakhya, Ganesh wrote:
>
>> Hi Bruno,
>>
>> Here is the pdf template.
>>
> OK, there's nothing wrong with it.
> I guess you used the wrong names for the fields,
> or, if you used the ColumnT
I attached with Upload File button. I am wondering what happend??? I am able
to see the link for the uploaded pdf in the Preview Message also.
let me try again.
ganesh.
Bruno Lowagie wrote:
>
> GaneshPrakhya wrote:
>
>>I am attaching the template I just created from scratch.
>>
>>
> Givin
GaneshPrakhya wrote:
>I am attaching the template I just created from scratch.
>
>
Giving us the template for inspection is a good idea,
but unfortunately you forgot to attach it...
br,
Bruno
-
Using Tomcat but need to do m
Hi Bruno,
Here is the process I created the template with acro fields.
- I created an MS-Word .doc file with labels like name, company etc.
- I converted the word document to PDF, I have Adobe Acrobat Professional.
- I opened the pdf document I created above and added acro fields.
(I suspect,
GaneshPrakhya wrote:
>Hi Bruno,
>
>Can you just let me know what's wrong in the uploaded template I created.
>
I don't know what you mean by 'uploaded template'
(maybe you meant to add an attachment), but I am
99% sure that you created your form with LiveCycle
Designer instead of with Acrobat Prof
Hi Bruno,
Can you just let me know what's wrong in the uploaded template I created. I
am not able to merge data eventhough many pages are created. However, its
working fine for your templates (EIDFormTemplate.pdf and
SimpleRegistrationForm.pdf).
Thanks,
Ganesh.
Bruno Lowagie wrote:
>
> Gane
GaneshPrakhya wrote:
>Hi Bruno,
>
>The example you suggested is working fine for me. However, the targent
>document was around 4MB in size with 100 pages. I tried the samething with
>same template using PDFLib, the document PDFLib created with 100 pages was
>around 150KB. Is there any approach to
GaneshPrakhya wrote:
>Hi Bruno,
>
>The example you suggested is working fine for me. However, the targent
>document was around 4MB in size with 100 pages.
>
Yes, that's what I meant when I wrote: "There are different ways to
achieve this. The most efficient way, would be to retrieve the
coordin
Hi Bruno,
The example you suggested is working fine for me. However, the targent
document was around 4MB in size with 100 pages. I tried the samething with
same template using PDFLib, the document PDFLib created with 100 pages was
around 150KB. Is there any approach to reduce the size of the docu
Hi Bruno,
Excellent You are an amazing guy, my code is working and I am able to
generate records with multiple pages. I will try your cacheing example also.
I decided to buy your book :)
Thanks a lot,
Ganesh.
Bruno Lowagie wrote:
>
> GaneshPrakhya wrote:
>
>>Hi Bruno,
>>
>>As you said
GaneshPrakhya wrote:
>Hi Bruno,
>
>As you said in the previous thread (Abhishek's):
>
>"There are other ways to do it, and the book will give you
>another example using setField and setFieldCache, but
>the procedure described above is faster because it cuts
>a lot of corners.
>
>best regards,
Hi Bruno,
As you said in the previous thread (Abhishek's):
"There are other ways to do it, and the book will give you
another example using setField and setFieldCache, but
the procedure described above is faster because it cuts
a lot of corners.
best regards,
Bruno"
I am exactly doing the
PdfReader reader = new PdfReader
("existing.pdf");
Document doc = new Document();
PdfWriter writer = PdfWriter.getInstance(doc, new
FileOutputStream("target.pdf"));
PdfImportedPage page = writer.getImportedPage(reader, 1);
throws a null pointer exception at me.
here i can see that reader is not
Abhishek Srivastava wrote:
> Thanks Bruno,
>
> could you clarify the following lines in your code snipped
>
> Letter letter = new Letter();
> writer.setPageEvent(letter);
>
> what is letter over here?
Letter is the name of my main class.
It extends PdfPageEventHelper.
That's why it is inst
Thanks Bruno,
could you clarify the following lines in your code snipped
Letter letter = new Letter(); writer.setPageEvent(letter);
what is letter over here?
regards,
Abhishek.
On 8/4/06, bruno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As promised, this is the procedure I use to create a 27.000+ page do
As promised, this is the procedure I use to create a 27.000+ page document
really fast using an existing 1-page PDF document with a form.
My class Letter extends PdfPageEventHelper.
In the onOpenDocument method
1. I read the existing PDF and retrieve the fields and their coordinates
I store the
Abhishek Srivastava wrote:
> Can I improve this by following any other way of generating this report?
>
Yes, you can. I am doing the same thing for Ghent University.
We have 27.000 students and the document generation is very fast.
Give me some time to distill a code sample from our closed sour
Hello all,
I am generating a multiple page report using itext. each page of this report is based on a Acroform. My users want this generation to be faster. I am detailing down the steps taken by me. Kindly let me know if the report generation can be faster.
I read the acroform from the DB and c
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