The guys at SetaSign maintain PHP libraries of their own design, for what
it's worth.
I run the "PDF service" potentially alluded to. Check the Fill PDF module
in Drupal.
Looks like I have to hone my Java skills. Darn.
On Aug 2, 2012 5:55 AM, "blowagie [via iText - General]" <
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Op 2/08/2012 14:01, wouter adem schreef:
> Hi Bruno,
>
> it's been a while since I wrote my original post.
>
> As I understood you and Dries have had a talk about possible future plans
> concerning Drupal and iText. I'm really interested in what has been said in
> that talk. If possible and ready,
Hi Bruno,
it's been a while since I wrote my original post.
As I understood you and Dries have had a talk about possible future plans
concerning Drupal and iText. I'm really interested in what has been said in
that talk. If possible and ready, could you share some of the ideas?
Regards,
Wouter
There is Fill PDF http://drupal.org/project/fillpdf for Drupal, but yeah,
it's basically using PHP/JavaBridge or pdftk (which can't stamp images).
There is also Seta-FormFiller and Seta-Stamper, but they are
cost-prohibitive for some projects. Maybe someone could start a Kickstarter
to raise enough
Dear Wouter and php developers,
>ideas for porting iText (lightweight) to PHP and what is the current status of
>it?
I did it for PDF Form filling. (php, JAVA).
PdfFormFillerUTF-8:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfformfiller2/
In 90+% of cases, a website developer needs only this functional
Hello Wouter,
I forwarded your mail to Dries. We're meeting @ Acquia in Boston on July
10th. We'll brainstorm about the different options.
Many have started an attempt to port iText to PHP; all attempts have
failed so far. PHP is very different from Java, and I don't see any
competing PDF prod
Ouch, Mono sounds like a heavyweight requirement for a lot of web frameworks.
But can't you just write a module for Drupal that is a wrapper or a bridge
for iText, running in Java?
Also, read this discussion from 2009:
http://itext-general.2136553.n4.nabble.com/PHP-port-in-the-works-td2154422.htm
I think you should use Apache and Mono, by the module mod_mono.
Because Mono run in all Linux distros.
So if you use Mono that is a .NET free implementation, you can use
iTextSharp by calling a webservice or little program to do the task.
But, I think are java solutions in the same way too.
20
Hi,
following the iText Summit 2012, and the way iText is heading, I really do
believe in iText's business story!
No new news told, but the Internet is nowadays the medium to work on (e.g.
newspaper, ecological footstamp, ...). Personally, I think more customers
(SalesForce, company archiving, ..
Op 4/01/2011 21:13, wizonesolutions schreef:
> Maybe it's not feasible? Things like this.
I think it's feasible, but only if companies such as Acquia (@Dries) and
1T3XT (@bruno1970) join forces to make it happen. We could also involve
@twom (I use their Twitter names so that you can look them up
Thanks - yes, I know. I was more asking to see if any of the people who
tried still frequented the boards and could give an idea as to its pulse, in
the off chance I or someone else wanted to try picking up what was done and
fleshing it out, or at least to understand the issues that were faced. Ma
Op 4/01/2011 9:32, wizonesolutions schreef:
> I was also wondering the progress of the iText-to-PHP port. Is there a
> publicly-accessible repository where the current code could be checked out?
> I'd be willing to help test as I'm the real new maintainer of Fill PDF
> (Drupal) :)
The official deve
I was also wondering the progress of the iText-to-PHP port. Is there a
publicly-accessible repository where the current code could be checked out?
I'd be willing to help test as I'm the real new maintainer of Fill PDF
(Drupal) :)
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I hardly dare to ask, but I really checked the mailing list for news on the
PHP port. So ... any new from the PHP itext port?
Michael
newmediadenver wrote:
>
> Hello All,
>
> I just emailed directly but thought posting publicly would also be a good
> idea. My name is Steve Morris, and the c
-questions] PHP port in the works
>
> Pancho Sünderhauf wrote:
> > This is funny. For so many years PHP applications had to
> use iText via a Java
> > bridge, and exactly now that I'm doing a port someone else
> appears with the
> > same plans, probably commerc
Pancho Sünderhauf wrote:
> This is funny. For so many years PHP applications had to use iText via a Java
> bridge, and exactly now that I'm doing a port someone else appears with the
> same plans, probably commercially. And with a whole bunch of Indian dumping
> price developers (no offense, just a
This is funny. For so years PHP applications had to use iText via a Java
bridge, and exactly now that I'm doing a port someone else appears with the
same plans, probably commercially. And with a whole bunch of Indian dumping
price developers (no offense, just a fact) he might even be the first on
1T3XT info wrote:
> Pancho Sünderhauf wrote:
>> If my progress is fast enough, it might be even possible to do some
>> integration work with CMS's and other projects, or modularize iText,
>> which
>> both would kickstart adoption in the PHP community.
>
> I'm brainstorming here, so sorry in advan
Pancho Sünderhauf wrote:
> If my progress is fast enough, it might be even possible to do some
> integration work with CMS's and other projects, or modularize iText, which
> both would kickstart adoption in the PHP community.
I'm brainstorming here, so sorry in advance if I send you too much mail.
Pancho Sünderhauf wrote:
> So I'm asking both you and Paulo as well as any other experienced iText
> contributor, whether you would be ready to help me file an application and
> support me during GSoC.
I've answered this mail privately. More info will follow.
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This answer is provided by 1T3XT B
Just an addition:
Here is the FAQ to the GSoC 2009:
http://code.google.com/opensource/gsoc/2009/faqs.html
And these are the most important dates:
- Mentoring organization application deadline is: March 13, 19h (UTC).
- The list of accepted organizations is announced on March 18.
- Student appli
Hey Bruno,
thanks for committing my first patch to Java iText! Some more patches are
following while I iterate through the original Java code to understand more
of the inner workings.
Mostly these are no major fixes or changes, rather I'm doing lots of minor
cleanups. Especially I'm taking care
Pancho Sünderhauf wrote:
> I will keep you informed about the further progress!
Thanks for the update.
I think we should start thinking about iText 3.0; a redesign without API
restrictions. This wasn't possible in the past, because iText was a
project with only a handful of small developers, not
Hi "1T3XT info" and sorry for the late answer!
I just wanted you to know that I'm still on track, and the raw porting work
is going on quite well, some 90% should be done by now.
The next steps would be:
1. some very basic design considerations
This is especially the question: to which extent d
lefnire wrote:
> No PDF support in Drupal, I'm offended ;) jk, I created
> http://drupal.org/project/fillpdf fillpdf.module for this purpose, but it
> does indeed depend on iText -- and because there's no PHP support, it's
> using remote calls to my home server's java servlet for PDF processing.
No PDF support in Drupal, I'm offended ;) jk, I created
http://drupal.org/project/fillpdf fillpdf.module for this purpose, but it
does indeed depend on iText -- and because there's no PHP support, it's
using remote calls to my home server's java servlet for PDF processing. I'm
excited to see y
Bernd Oliver Sünderhauf wrote:
> Dear Bruno, dear Paolo,
>
> I want to inform you that some weeks ago I started porting iText to PHP.
That's very good news!
And also: you're realistic, it won't be obvious.
Please keep us posted on your progress.
I'm thinking of making a "lite" version of iText.
I
Dear Bruno, dear Paolo,
I want to inform you that some weeks ago I started porting iText to PHP.
The plan is to lower the prerequisites for running iText on shared servers, so
every webmaster can make use of the library without needing a Java
environment.
For some reasons, several PHP-based CMS
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