Bruno,
I will try the first part.
I also took a quick look at the scrambler project but as you know we
implement all things on a iSeries platform that has a IBM virtual machine
with some restrictions (i.e. awt and swing - the graphic cannot be used).
Beppe.
1T3XT info wrote:
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> bep
beppecosta wrote:
> Hi Bruno,
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> how can I get this new code ?
The certificate encryption stuff is already in the current
iText distribution; see the API docs:
http://www.1t3xt.info/api/com/lowagie/text/pdf/interfaces/PdfEncryptionSettings.html#setEncryption(java.security.cert.Certificate[],%20i
Hi Bruno,
how can I get this new code ?
Beppe.
1T3XT info wrote:
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> I'm writing to you in detail in hopes that Bruno will see my response,
>> saving himself a little time to spend with his son.
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> Thanks, my wife and I just changed shifts at the hospital.
> For
If I decrypt an unsigned pdf, the new copy is perfect.
However if I decrypt a signed pdf (signed with Itext), the new decrypted
copy still shows the signer but says that the signature is invalid.
This is not a big deal because the stored version in encrypted and unsigned.
Only when must be email
Yes, I agree.
I thought your original question was about how to automate the process, e.g., if I generate and encrypted PDF in my process, and code later on in the process needs to decrypt the existing PDF, the code doing the modifying has to have the owner password available to it.
Cheer
Hi Bill,
Of course the user that wants to send the un-encrypted document has the
rights to the original encrypted (including pwd).
I've just tried the sample code and it works percfecty.
Thank you (Thanks to Bruno and Paulo too! )
Beppe.
wasegraves wrote:
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> You're very welcome, Beppe.
You're very welcome, Beppe.
Please keep in mind that if you want to do anything in the way of modifications to a password protected PDF, you must have the owner password.
Best regards,
Bill Segraves
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Thanks, my wife and I just changed shifts at the hospital.
Fortunately we're in one of the larger rooms with internet
access. For an update, see:
Hi Bill,
thanks for the answer. I will look at page 95.
Beppe.
wasegraves wrote:
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> Beppe,
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> Yes. See HelloWorldEncryptDecrypt example on page 95 in the book.
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> BTW, you are asking a Yes/No question to thousands of people, the answer
> to which can be foiund on page 95 in the book. Th
Beppe,
Yes. See HelloWorldEncryptDecrypt example on page 95 in the book.
BTW, you are asking a Yes/No question to thousands of people, the answer to which can be foiund on page 95 in the book. The question is even in the index as "decrypting a PDF". I can imagine, worst case, that hundred
Hello,
our user creates encrypted pdf and keep them on a shared folder. (This is
done with iText).
When the user wants to send a document, he would like to send a
non-encrypted version. At present he opens it with Acrobat, removes the
pass, saves a copy and sends it.
Is is possible to automate
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