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Filling pdf makes it unable to after process it
9 years 4 months ago - 9 years 4 months ago #11425
by nermeen
Replied by nermeen on topic Filling pdf makes it unable to after process it
Hi,
We've tested your issue, and we couldn't reproduce it with the demo latest version and iText java version 5.5.9...
We cannot test it using iTextSharp
We have used your fillPdf method, and the modified pdf can be opened and modified correctly using the following iText code:
I invite you to retry with our latest demo
Note: you are missing a p.Close() after p.FlatAnnots();
We've tested your issue, and we couldn't reproduce it with the demo latest version and iText java version 5.5.9...
We cannot test it using iTextSharp
We have used your fillPdf method, and the modified pdf can be opened and modified correctly using the following iText code:
Code:
PdfReader mPdfReader = new PdfReader(pdfPath);
PdfStamper stamper = new PdfStamper(mPdfReader, new FileOutputStream("Test_filled.pdf"), '0', true);
stamper.addSignature("Signature", 1, 100, 100, 300, 300);
stamper.close();
I invite you to retry with our latest demo
Note: you are missing a p.Close() after p.FlatAnnots();
Code:
p.FlatAnnots();
p.Close();
currentPage++;
Last edit: 9 years 4 months ago by nermeen.
9 years 3 months ago #11442
by fdelcaz
Replied by fdelcaz on topic Filling pdf makes it unable to after process it
I added the line and it still show the same error
9 years 3 months ago #11443
by support
Replied by support on topic Filling pdf makes it unable to after process it
Which iTextC# are you using?
Is equivalent to the Java version we're adopting?
One test we might do is:
- you should open the PDF with your C# code
- save it without any modifcation
- send us: the original file, the modified by radaee, the saved by itext
Note: we will do deeper check using Adobe and PDF/Association's tools. If such tools will give positive result we can't guarantee to make fixes tight to iText behavior.
Is equivalent to the Java version we're adopting?
One test we might do is:
- you should open the PDF with your C# code
- save it without any modifcation
- send us: the original file, the modified by radaee, the saved by itext
Note: we will do deeper check using Adobe and PDF/Association's tools. If such tools will give positive result we can't guarantee to make fixes tight to iText behavior.
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