Hello,
I am trying to use iText to generate a PDF fom an XML file. My problem is I
use a table and can't figure out how to specify column widths. The sample
table is like this
Column1
Column2
I tried specifying the wi
Hello,
I'm trying to realize a pdf report containing a table with repeatible
header (one header for each page, of course), using an xml file like this:
City
Phone
Name
Rome
06-12345
Marzullo
(in my example I would like to repeat City, P
Hi there,
I have been using the tutorial to build PDF documents
mapping Custom Tags to iText Tags.
However, I am having problems trying to create Tables.
Is there any examples that I can use to demonstate
this, as this is not covered in the tutorial. I can
create the tables no problem in code but
Keith Istler wrote:
Hello,
My name is Keith and I'm using your iText library in a large
commercial application to generate a variety of reports from a pretty
wide range of data. We've decided to take the route of converting our
data to xml, then converting this to the selected document form
Hello,
My name is Keith and I'm using your iText library in a large commercial
application to generate a variety of reports from a pretty wide range of
data. We've decided to take the route of converting our data to xml,
then converting this to the selected document format (rtf, html,
pdf...
Hello,
i have a simple Question. I want't to create and web application from which I
can create an invoice as an pdf document.
I want to define the layout in a separate xml file and collect the data in a
servlet and merge it with the xml-template to the pdf.
Now my question:
How can I define th
At 11:00 PM 11/30/2004, Steve Appling wrote:
I would prefer to handle this with a single attribute for each side color
using an
HTML like syntax:
If you are going down that route (a good route!), then you should
probably look at the work being done with CSS3 for specification of
colors.
Quoting Steve Appling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I'm working on bringing iText XML a little more up to date (support for
> PdfPTable, MultiColumnText,
> and the changes to Rectangle). Is the current XML format considered to be a
> stable form that should
> not be changed for existing elements?
No i
I'm working on bringing iText XML a little more up to date (support for
PdfPTable, MultiColumnText,
and the changes to Rectangle). Is the current XML format considered to be a
stable form that should
not be changed for existing elements? I can just extend it, but it might be
nice to make a fe
please ignore my question. I found HtmlWriter already... doh...
[]
K.
On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 13:43:13 -0300
Leonardo Kenji Shikida <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have several java classes that generate PDF reports using iText.
>
> I can generate easily XML just changing the docWriter object.
>
I have several java classes that generate PDF reports using iText.
I can generate easily XML just changing the docWriter object.
What I want is to generate HTML using the same code. The tutorial at
http://www.lowagie.com/iText/tutorial/ch07.html#htmlwithCSS shows a way to perform
that using CSS
Bruno wrote:
If you don't use 'Advanced iText' (i.e. PdfContentByte stuff),
it's not hard to do, it just takes some time to do it.
Take a look at the code of XmlWriter and use it as inspiration
to write your own MyXmlWriter class (with your own tags).
If MyXmlWriter extends DocWriter.
Ideally I wo
Quoting Graham Leggett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi all,
>
> I have an application that uses iText to render a PDF report using the
> PdfWriter object. The people who receive the report need to receive it
> in both a hardcopy form (PDF), and an electronic form to be parsed by
> their systems. To
Hi all,
I have an application that uses iText to render a PDF report using the
PdfWriter object. The people who receive the report need to receive it
in both a hardcopy form (PDF), and an electronic form to be parsed by
their systems. To do this, I get iText to output XML using XmlWriter.
I wo
Hi there -
Can someone help with the following. I have read the section on iText XML
on data merging (
http://www.lowagie.com/iText/tutorial/ch07.html#datamerging) but I am not
sure how you change the 'leading' characteristic. I am trying to reduce the
space between the lines in my own example but
Quoting Massimo Ferrari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
> how to set the paper size and the output format (landscape/portrait)
> when using iText XML?
You set the format and margins when creating the Document object.
So with iText, you don't have these parameters in the XML.
You can change this by su
Hi,
how to set the paper size and the output format (landscape/portrait)
when using iText XML?
Thank you!
Massimo
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Can anyone point me
to documentation regarding the IText XML format? I have reviewed the itext.dtd,
but this does not give any clue as to valid attribute values. For instance, I
need to know what are valid values for a element's "bordercolor"
attribute?
Dennis
Trask
Nielsen Media
Res
Hi,
I'm looking at using iText with Apache Cocoon as an alternative
to FOP and I'm mainly interested in transforming XML into PDF.
I've looked at the tutorial and used some of the examples in
Cocoon. Everything seems to work - it's much faster than FOP,
and seems to consume much less memory.
I'v
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