easytable | Small table drawing library built upon Apache PDFBox | Grid library
kandi X-RAY | easytable Summary
kandi X-RAY | easytable Summary
This is a small project that builds upon Apache's PDFBox and should allow you to create tables in a fairly simple way. It emerged from the need in another project. Therefore, it also may miss some crucial features. Nevertheless, there is:. One can also override classes that are responsible for table/cell drawing, i.e. their drawing behaviour can be customized to a pretty high extent. It is also possible to draw a table over multiple pages (even with the header row being repeated on every new page).
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- Fill merge with settings
- Fill the border settings
- Merge border style settings
- Merge the text color settings
- Draws a single page
- Calculates the height of the first rows in the table
- Draws a single row
- Draw a row with a starting point
- Draws the content of the cell
- Draw text
- Draws the background of the cell
- Draws a rectangle to the PDP content stream
- Draws the content of the cell
- Creates and returns an AnnotationDrawListener for the drawing context
- Draws the content stream
- Returns the size of the image
- Draw the borders of the cell
- Draws a PDP line
- Adds new lines to the paragraph
- Draws a PDF document
- Set the width of this paragraph
- Set the Y offset to start a new page
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QUESTION
I'm working on an Spring Boot application in which I would like to create a pdf when the user presses a button. I'm using apache.pdfbox and vandeseer.easytable in order to generate the PDF. So far so good.
But when I hit the button to generate the PDF (see the function below), it just gives me an "java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/vandeseer/easytable/structure/Table" for where I start building the table ("Table.TableBuilder myTable....).
Have I missed something in implementing easyTable? Generating an empty PDF was working before I added in easyTable...
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Answered 2021-Nov-18 at 20:38Do you have the following dependency in your pom.xml
QUESTION
I am trying to use vandeseer's easytable to create a table with a header row and then a number of rows created using a for loop.
The best i've been able to do is create two seperate table and align them under each other. The first table being the header row and the second table where I want the for loop to populate a number of rows. This is what it looks like when rendered using PDFBox.
My current code:
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Answered 2021-Sep-01 at 11:45That should be straightforward. Have you had a look at this Q/A? I guess you want to repeat the header row on every new page, right? If so, it should be as simple as:
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I am building an FPDF document which forms a contract and is working ok and to help with the layout i am using easytable. on the document I capture a signature and then save it in to a folder called signatures and give it the persons name.
The problem is trying to display the signature in a table cell using the php variable. I have an example which shows how to do it, if it is a static image.
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Answered 2021-May-03 at 16:15I managed to solve it, i thought i had already tried writing it like this, but guess i hadn't. The signature image now displays perfectly
QUESTION
I need to generate a printout that has two cells aligned above each other in a single row as shown in the image below. I am used Vandeseer's Easytable and PDFBox but cannot find any examples of how to do this. Is it possible?
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Answered 2021-Feb-14 at 19:55It's definitely possible:
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