twinmar wrote:
> OK - the fix here was simple - move the creation of the new class into the
> for loop. The creates a new class intance for each header and footer image
> and annotation now works.
If you create a new Image class every time, the image isn't reused in
your PDF document (resulting
OK - the fix here was simple - move the creation of the new class into the
for loop. The creates a new class intance for each header and footer image
and annotation now works.
Thanks
Paul
public void PDFImage(Document document, Vector imgvector,
PdfContentByte cb, PdfContentByte cbu) {
Hmm... I didn't notice this question was sent to me personally.
I'm forwarding it to the list so that it's archived.
1T3XT info wrote:
> paulmann...@twinmar.co.uk wrote:
>> I have finally tracked down the reason for the exception.
>
> Thanks for providing the detailed information.
> I think you'r
twinmar wrote:
> ...but then an exception occurs when I close the document. No additional
> error information is provided.
What exception? Because now you're catching the mother of all
exceptions. It would be nice if we know what kind of exception you're
getting.
> Is this the correct method f
I am trying to annotate images in the PdfContentByte area of the PDF
document. The annotation appears to add when I set it:
public void imageURL(Image urlimage, String url) {
// Left
// Check if image provided
boolean urlnotblank = StringUtils
