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Memory leak: Now, I use iText to automatically generate pdf. My problem is that when the content is very large, I need to calculate the height and width of the content and then add a new page... which is really inconvenient. So I wonder if there is such a meth
Memory leak: Now, I use iText to automatically generate pdf. My problem is that when the content is very large, I need to calculate the height and width of the content and then add a new page... which is really inconvenient. So I wonder if there is such a meth
joy 8 I am trying to use iText 7 and iText7.pdfHtml library to generate PDF and write it to HTTP response. The HTML content of the PDF is stored in an StringBuilderobject. Not sure what the correct procedure is to do this, because once used HtmlConverter.Conve
joy 8 I am trying to use iText 7 and iText7.pdfHtml library to generate PDF and write it to HTTP response. The HTML content of the PDF is stored in an StringBuilderobject. Not sure what the correct procedure is to do this, because once used HtmlConverter.Conve
joy 8 I am trying to use iText 7 and iText7.pdfHtml library to generate PDF and write it to HTTP response. The HTML content of the PDF is stored in an StringBuilderobject. Not sure what the correct procedure is to do this, because once used HtmlConverter.Conve
joy 8 I am trying to use iText 7 and iText7.pdfHtml library to generate PDF and write it to HTTP response. The HTML content of the PDF is stored in an StringBuilderobject. Not sure what the correct procedure is to do this, because once used HtmlConverter.Conve
Andre Nobili I have the following situation and I have a method: ByteArrayInputStream fis = new ByteArrayInputStream(Bean.getValoreString("PDFmulti", "PDF").getBytes());
As you can see FIS varialbe is ByteArrayInputStream and Bean.getValoreString("PDFmulti",
Andre Nobili I have the following situation and I have a method: ByteArrayInputStream fis = new ByteArrayInputStream(Bean.getValoreString("PDFmulti", "PDF").getBytes());
As you can see FIS varialbe is ByteArrayInputStream and Bean.getValoreString("PDFmulti",
Mohamed Awad I am using itext lib to generate PDF files. I want to write Arabic words. When I run the following code, the word characters are displayed in reverse. Code used: PdfContentByte cb = docWriter.getDirectContent();
BaseFont bfBold = BaseFont.createFo
Mohamed Awad I am using itext lib to generate PDF files. I want to write Arabic words. When I run the following code, the word characters are displayed in reverse. Code used: PdfContentByte cb = docWriter.getDirectContent();
BaseFont bfBold = BaseFont.createFo
Mohamed Awad I am using itext lib to generate PDF files. I want to write Arabic words. When I run the following code, the word characters are displayed in reverse. Code used: PdfContentByte cb = docWriter.getDirectContent();
BaseFont bfBold = BaseFont.createFo
Mohamed Awad I am using itext lib to generate PDF files. I want to write Arabic words. When I run the following code, the word characters are displayed in reverse. Code used: PdfContentByte cb = docWriter.getDirectContent();
BaseFont bfBold = BaseFont.createFo
Nitin I am using Itext7. I have two PDFs. The source PDF contains some content. The target PDF has headers and footers. I have a requirement to add content from the source PDF to the target PDF in the middle of the page without overlapping the header and foote
Nitin I am using Itext7. I have two PDFs. The source PDF contains some content. The target PDF has headers and footers. I have a requirement to add content from the source PDF to the target PDF in the middle of the page without overlapping the header and foote
Agnes Borges I have this code which should insert text after image in pdf. // Read the data from input file
string reader = "C:\\InesProjetos\\PrintTextWithImage\\PrintTextWithImage\\cat.pdf";
string dest = "C:\\demo.pdf";
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RealHowTo: I have a simple HTML page from which iText can generate a PDF. Great, but the checkbox is ignored. what should I do? import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.StringReader;
import com.itextpdf.text.Document;
import com.itextpdf.text.PageSize;
alexyz78: I would at least check if the documentation claims it is PDF/A compliant. How to do this with iText? Tag memory: what. The PDF/A spec contains the answer (which won't do well unless someone pays to get it). You can dig the same information from iText
Allegiance: I'm using iText to watermark a PDF file (text: "SuperEasy You Done") as described in How to watermark a PDF with text or image ? ( TransparentWatermark2.java ). Check out the project source code on GitHub . Right now, an example of the PDF I get is
jimdrang : I'm trying to complete an example that draws a graph and writes it to a PDF, but I keep getting the error that the PDF has no pages. If I add something simple with document.add() after opening it works fine, I never see the graph. Here is my code: D
alexyz78: I would at least check if the documentation claims it is PDF/A compliant. How to do this with iText? Tag memory: what. The PDF/A spec contains the answer (which won't do well unless someone pays to get it). You can dig the same information from iText
jimdrang : I'm trying to complete an example that draws a graph and writes it to a PDF, but I keep getting the error that the PDF has no pages. If I add something simple with document.add() after opening it works fine, I never see the graph. Here is my code: D
RealHowTo: I have a simple HTML page from which iText can generate a PDF. Great, but the checkbox is ignored. what should I do? import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.StringReader;
import com.itextpdf.text.Document;
import com.itextpdf.text.PageSize;
Allegiance: I'm using iText to watermark a PDF file (text: "SuperEasy You Done") as described in How to watermark a PDF with text or image ? ( TransparentWatermark2.java ). Check out the project source code on GitHub . Right now, an example of the PDF I get is
Chi Nguyen I'm having trouble trying to export a Vietnamese document to PDF using iText. I put Vietnamese words in .xml file like this <td fontfamily="Helvetica" fontstyle="0" fontsize="9" align="0" colspan="48" lineoccupied="1">T\u1ED5 ch\u1EE9c tham gia</td>
RealHowTo: I have a simple HTML page from which iText can generate a PDF. Great, but the checkbox is ignored. what do I do? import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.StringReader;
import com.itextpdf.text.Document;
import com.itextpdf.text.PageSize;
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alexyz78: I would at least check if the documentation claims it is PDF/A compliant. How to do this with iText? Tag memory: what. The PDF/A spec contains the answer (which won't do well unless someone pays to get it). You can dig the same information from iText
jimdrang : I'm trying to complete an example that draws a graph and writes it to a PDF, but I keep getting the error that the PDF has no pages. If I add something simple with document.add() after opening it works fine, I never see the graph. Here is my code: D
Allegiance: I'm using iText to watermark a PDF file (text: "SuperEasy You Done") as described in How to watermark a PDF with text or image ? ( TransparentWatermark2.java ). Check out the project source code on GitHub . Right now, an example of the PDF I get is
Allegiance: I'm using iText to watermark a PDF file (text: "SuperEasy You Done") as described in How to watermark a PDF with text or image ? ( TransparentWatermark2.java ). Check out the project source code on GitHub . Right now, an example of the PDF I get is