no.
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I appreciate that since I did mention a jira issue, but the jira issue is a
actually a feature addition based off code I am contributing, does that also
fall under the need for a contributors agreement?
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Btw you don't need to sign a contributor agreement to submit patches. Only for
those who have commit access.
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I got the approval email for my contributor agreement. I have also put in some
jars, an example war and source code attached to the jira issue. Let me know if
you need anything else to begin reviewing and/or incorporating any of it.
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If you send me your information by email, I'll inquire with the labs guys. It
should definitely NOT take anywhere near that long to get going.
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Hey, not sure really who to ask, but I guess I won't be able to much
contributing till my agreement is approved, any idea how long that takes?
I put one in about 2 months ago, and another request like 2 weeks ago, and
still no response... anyways.
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You need to be logged in to JIRA using your jboss.com username, and then click
create issue.
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Excuse my ignorance, but I don't appear to be able to add JIRA issues or simply
do not know how. Maybe it relies on my contributors agreement being approved.
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Please open a JIRA issue for the changes. I have no problem including this
type of functionality.
Thanks!
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I agree with the templates idea, a case where you have forms provided to you or
you create one and then need to fill it in, to save the user time.
I am not sure about overlays, but I have built a component set based off of the
ITextComponent class that uses the PdfContentByte more extensivly. I
Hi Norman,
I just wanted to ask if there's any progress on the control where & how the
text is placed ?
I.e. 5 inch from above, 3 inch from the left in 12 point verdana with a max
with of 6 inch - like I requested on the previous side (you probably get the
idea).
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It appears there are some problems. I'm not sure if it is out fault or
iText's fault yet.
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Does current version support I18n? it seem the character except english can't
be displayed.
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i agree. one option is to download the pdf and sign it using some tools.
The other option is to sign the pdf using an applet reading the client
keystore.
The reason i say client is in an e-biz transaction b/w a buyer and a supplier
the document is always signed using the key of the buyer and s
You want the CLIENT to sign the PDF? That doesn't really make sense to me -
you'll have to explain a bit more. Why wouldn't the user just download the PDF
and sign it with his tools? (we could support leaving a blank signature field
for that) If the users signature is to have any validity,
hi norman,
had a look at the digital signature stuff in CVS. most of the basic features
are covered. one thing i noticed is getting a keystore from external
context.getResourceAsStream. This is good enough for certificates lying in the
keystore and keystore itself present under externalcontext
I've added some very basic signature support in CVS. I'm quite comfortable
with the crypto side of things, so I won't have any problem fixing that up.
However, I'm not entirely clear what the normal use cases for signed PDFs would
be.I've never seen a signed PDF in the wild. I'd appreciat
thanks, works well for me
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Just as an update, I've add p:text, which allows the use of a converter on a
field.
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Just to make sure I am hearing you correctly - you
want to take an existing PDF document and define precise rectangles over it in
which seam should generate a page overlay, essentially "filling in" the
document?
Exactly! This way I could create a PDF Template with Acr
When I was first doing the headers, I tried to use newPage to increment the
page count and apply the headers, but I wasn't able to make it work. Putting
it before document.open() does work.
I'll see what I can do. I might need to move header and footer into facets.
I'm probably going to re
thanks
There's a comment at the top of the javadoc for the lowagie Document class
(I saw it at http://www.docjar.com/docs/api/com/lowagie/text/Document.html)
anonymous wrote : When you change the header/footer on a certain page, this
will be effective starting on the next page.
and the example
I don't know how to get headers and footers on the first page. iText doesn't
seem to support it, but I may just not know the magic incantation. I w
I'm adding error code for the missing PDF case as we speak.
For things like the missing valuebindings, please just open JIRA issues so they
don't
I don't know how to get headers and footers on the first page. iText doesn't
seem to support it, but I may just not know the magic incantation. I w
I'm adding error code for the missing PDF case as we speak.
For things like the missing valuebindings, please just open JIRA issues so they
don't
I don't know how to get headers and footers on the first page. iText doesn't
seem to support it, but I may just not know the magic incantation. I w
I'm adding error code for the missing PDF case as we speak.
For things like the missing valuebindings, please just open JIRA issues so they
don't
I've tried out the latest (3 hours ago) version from cvs and it works well for
me. I used the servlet version so it gives me a url with my.pdf in it (once I
remembered to put the useExtensions value in components.xml).
I tried my generic table again (thanks for the value binding on the widths
You still need to access the page as test.seam - it will redirect to test.pdf
if you are using the docstore servlet. Does the seam-document example work?
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Hey Norman,
thanks for your fast implementation.
I have already tried the new stuff. (web.xml, components.xml changed following
your description)
Following exception occurs when trying to acces /test.pdf:
11:55:27,193 ERROR [SeamServletFilter] ended request due to exception
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I've checked in some changes to PDF that solve the session/conversation scope
problem and that give significantly more control over the URLs used.
(/myApp/myDocument.pdf, for example) I'd appreciate feedback from anyone who
was bothered by the previous behavior.
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Just to make sure I am hearing you correctly - you want to take an existing PDF
document and define precise rectangles over it in which seam should generate a
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Hello Norman,
congratulation on your PDF library!
While I partially agree that PDF Forms are nice I run in some problems with
them (while using iText):
1. One isn't able to format the label & the inputfield
2. The input is always displayed in some typewriter font
(Please correct me if I'm wrong
anonymous wrote : - As others have mentioned I would also like to be able to
use a different file ending to .seam and would like to be able to use various
names for the pdf, ideally on a per document basis (I haven't tried the servlet
version in cvs yet)
The p:document tag could have an attrib
I think the goal would be to have the file name the same as the view name.
foo.xhtml would be be accessed as foo.seam and redirect to foo.pdf. Given the
way documentStore works now, it certainly would be possible to allow arbitrary
file names, but I'm not sure we need to be that complicated.
It's great!
My suggestion is to add to an archive taglib.tld for integration with IDEs
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Oh and, I did add the width valuebinding in CVS.
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Sorry - the lack of a value binding was just oversight on my part. I think in
general most people will want to statically size their tables, but I'll be glad
to work with to make sure you have whatever you need to dynamically size them.
Let me know if you run into any particular problems.
Vi
thanks for the response, I'll probably end up doing a simple guesstimate of
column width ratios based on the heading row and the first row of data using a
custom EL function
However, in order to use it I need to be able to set the table attributes for
widths and columns using an EL expression.
for the page orientation, there is an example on the lowagie site, its called
landscapeportrait on page
http://itextdocs.lowagie.com/tutorial/#part1
the code is at
http://itextdocs.lowagie.com/examples/com/lowagie/examples/general/LandscapePortrait.java
it seems to use a convenient rotate met
As best as I can tell, iText will not compute column widths for you. You need
to determine your column structure in advance. Keep in mind that in iText, the
table begins rendering to the PDF long before the end of the table is reached.
(allowing for long multi-page tables)
You are right.
Let me start off by saying it looks really good.
My aim when I tried this out was to create adhoc PDF versions of tabular data
in a generic fashion, and came across the following questions and issues:
- unlike in html, table columns must have their width explicitly set,
is there a way
Thanks. If you have any specific requirements for the functionality or
suggestions on how to make it work, please add them to the task.
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http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBSEAM-678 (ventateshbr did it, it already
has one vote in one day... :-))
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I've added some preliminary support for using file extensions with PDFs.
components.xml:
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web.xml:
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Hmmm - digital signatures are an interesting idea. I hadn't given it much
thought. iText does support the feature, so it's definitely a possibility.
Would you be willing to open a JIRA feature request for it? If it gets a few
votes, I'll definitely bump it up on the priority list.
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Does the current version support embedding digital signatures in pdf or signing
a pdf file with a digital signature. If i am not wrong you can do this in iText
through the use of pdfStamper. This feature would be used in all e-business
sites and it would be really great to have this feature supp
As I already mentioned in a former post I am not quite happy with the way Seam
generates the extension for the generated pdf-file.
Is it possible that Seam would redirect to a "simple" pdf-file? The name of the
pdf-file could be defined in the link from the content-page.
For example:
mypage.x
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