Subhrajyoti Moitra wrote:
> Thanks a lot for the quick turn-around.
> really appreciate it.
>
> I have been able to read the fdf file without ne issues. But the below
> code snippet does not print ne thing on the server console.
I don't understand your question (what is ne?) and I don't understa
Thanks a lot for the quick turn-around.
really appreciate it.
I have been able to read the fdf file without ne issues. But the below code
snippet does not print ne thing on the server console.
FdfReader fr=new FdfReader(fdfIns);
AcroFields af= fr.getAcroFields();
Subhrajyoti Moitra wrote:
> submit.setAction(PdfAction.createSubmitForm(submitUrl, null,
> PdfAction.SUBMIT_CANONICAL_FORMAT));
> Please find the pdf that submits to the servlet
First you tell that the PDF that submits to the servlet is made by
iText; then you send a PDF that is made using Plo
Subhrajyoti Moitra wrote:
> Sorry!! Should have done this before.
> Please find the pdf that submits to the servlet as well as the fdf that
> is sent to the server.
You or your server is doing something wrong when saving the FDF:
All newlines are removed!
Have a look at your file. It ends like th
Subhrajyoti Moitra wrote:
> In the servlet I read this submit and write it to a temp .fdf file using
> BufferedReader.
> When I use the FdfReader(inputstream) i get the below exception.
> java.io.IOException: trailer not found.
> Please help!! I am stuck!!!
No FDF = no answer.
Save your temp.fd
Hello,
I have a generated PDF form with a "Submit" button, which submits to a
servlet.
The submit button was generate with the following code:
.
submit.setAction(PdfAction.createSubmitForm(submitUrl, null,
PdfAction.SUBMIT_CANONICAL_FORMAT));
In the servlet I read this submit and writ
