Hello.

I have a Document created with LEFT, RIGHT, TOP and BOTTOM margins and a
dynamic footer which I construct like a PdfPTable on PdfPageEventHelper:

    public void onEndPage(PdfWriter writer, Document document) {
                ....
                PdfPTable footer = createMyFooterTable();   

                Rectangle page = document.getPageSize();                        
                footer.setTotalWidth(page.getWidth() - document.leftMargin() -
document.rightMargin());
                footer.writeSelectedRows(0, -1, document.leftMargin(), 
                        document.bottomMargin() ,
writer.getDirectContent());
                }
                ......


My footer table can have any number of rows. I do not know how to set the
bottom margin because I also want the footer to take bottom margin into
account (not just the document).
If I use like in previous code to write at Y = document.bottomMargin(), I do
not have the footer with a bottom Margin and also not all the footer will be
printed is there are more rows inside it.

I think I have to compute my footer table height , lets call it FH, I have
to create my document with new Document( ..., BOTTOM + FH), and write footer
table at Y = document.bottomMargin() + BOTTOM + FH.

Is this the solution? How to know FH before creating the document?

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