Hi,
I try to convert a XFA pdf to a standard flatten pdf.
i try this :
Aspose.Pdf.Document document = new Aspose.Pdf.Document(fileName);
// document.Form.Type = Aspose.Pdf.InteractiveFeatures.Forms.FormType.standard;
document.Flatten();
document.Save(FileNameOut);
If i force the type to Standard, apose create an exeption (see attach)
Without this form.type, a pdf is create but javascrip is allways in the pdf destination.
How can I convert xfa pdf ?
Thks.
<Textbox Name="textbox1"> ......<Style> ......</style><value> AsposePdf4RS </value><CustomProperties><CustomProperty><Name>Footnote</Name><Value> An optional PDF renderer for SSRS from Aspose</Value></CustomProperty></CustomProperties></Textbox>
Good Morning,
I am creating a set of tables using the PDF Generator whose cells in column 1 (the headers) are set as follows:
headerCell.VerticalTextRotationAngle = VerticalTextRotationType.AntiClockWise;
headerCell.VerticalAlignment = VerticalAlignmentType.Center
headerCell.Alignment = AlignmentType.Left;
Some of these are single cells with vertical text, and some are cells with a nested table which display a name displayed vertically (ex. Time in Seat) and a set of periodicity measurements (ex. 30/60/90) displayed horizontally at the bottom.
All of the tables use the same code to generate the tables, and the first set of headers (in white) are common across all tables, with the blue and gray being added on dependent upon the Subject's requirements. Also, the section holding all of the tables has the isLandscape option set to true.
On occasion, some of the tables extend past the page length, so I set the isVerticalBroken option for the table to true. However, the combination of Anticlockwise and isVerticalBroken seems to throw off the formatting (see the tables for subject 0 and Subject 1). If the table fits within the page, the formatting is fine (Subject 1), but if the table extends past the end of the page, triggering a vertical split, the formatting becomes incorrect.
Can you provide me with any advice on how to correct the problem? Also, is there any way to repeat column1 on vertical split?
Thank you in advance for your help in this matter.
V/R,
Cunning
private String extractText(byte[] inputContent) throws IOException{
ByteArrayInputStream stream = new ByteArrayInputStream(inputContent);
Document pdfDocument = new Document(stream);
// Create TextAbsorber object to extract text
TextAbsorber textAbsorber = new TextAbsorber();
// Accept the absorber for all the pages
pdfDocument.getPages().accept(textAbsorber);
// Get the extracted text
String extractedText = textAbsorber.getText();
returnextractedText;
}
I am also attaching the java code and the pdf file.
We have detected many problems in our servers which many threads of Aspose Pdf (and some of Aspose Words) get stuck while working with documents. These problems appears when users work with documents at same time, so we cannot attatch the "problematic" documents. These threads never ends and stay running consuming CPU until we kill the java process.
Here is an snapshot of Java Mission Control when these problems appear, threads with the highest cpu usage (Total CPU Usage) are the ones using Aspose and it consumes lots of memory as you can see in column Allocated Bytes, and you can see that the stack trace occurs on Aspose code:
String fPath = "whatever...pdf";
com.aspose.pdf.Document pdfDocument = new com.aspose.pdf.Document(fPath);
PageCollection pages = pdfDocument.getPages();
for (int i = 1; i <= pages.size(); i++){
Page page = pages.get_Item(i);
com.aspose.pdf.Form form = document.getForm();
com.aspose.pdf.Field[] fields = form.getFieldsInRect(page.getRect());
if(null != fields){
for(Field fld : fields){
// get field info here
}
}
}
My questions:
1. How do I know if a field is TextField, or a CheckBox, or a Button, etc?
2. When I read coordinates of a field like:
double x_ = fld.getRect().getLLX();
double y_ = fld.getRect().getLLY();
it gives me values if the fields were "vertically flipped". E.g. if field A is located near to top (say: x=10, y = 10), the above code would give me coordinates close to the bottom. If the page height was 500 then I would get x_ = 10, y_ = 490. How should I interpret it?
