Not really. It's just a matter of supporting all the possible options.
What are these image format options? Where are these options defined in
iText? Could you provide the information or reference for me to implement
the codes?
OR using an existing tool/library that has a
Sounds like it is a difficult job. Is there a easy way to solve the problem?
Such as write back the rawdata into a jpg file and then read it back again.
Could you tell me the repsentation of rawdata in itext and let me see if I
can do this work?
Thanks
Zhang
From: Leonard Rosenthol <[EMAIL
At 10:55 PM + 7/2/05, Ying Zhang wrote:
Not really. It's just a matter of supporting all the possible options.
What are these image format options?
They are all the possibilities outlined in the PDF Reference
from Adobe.
There are 11 different possible colorspaces (some of w
At 6:17 PM + 7/1/05, Ying Zhang wrote:
Sounds like it is a difficult job. Is there a easy way to solve the problem?
Not really. It's just a matter of supporting all the possible options.
OR using an existing tool/library that has already done the work.
Such as write ba
At 6:06 AM + 7/1/05, Ying Zhang wrote:
Yes.
Then you have a LOT of work ahead of you, since there are
dozens of ways that images can be represented in PDF (combinations of
colorspaces, bit depths and filters), while AWT only supports one or
two.
Leonard
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From: Leonard Rosenthol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ying Zhang"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: rawData to awt image
Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2005 21:14:48 -0400
At 12:52 AM + 7/1/05, Ying Zhang wrote:
Is it possible to convert a rawData in Image object to a
At 12:52 AM + 7/1/05, Ying Zhang wrote:
Is it possible to convert a rawData in Image object to an awt
BufferedImage with some kinds of codec in itext? What are data
formats in rawData?
Are you trying to use iText to extract images from inside a
PDF and then display them in AWT? If so
