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QUESTION
I have this pdf and I'm trying to work on it's very first table.
The issue happens when the name of the employer (EMPREGADOR) reaches two lines.
I'm using the following command to try to strip the data correctly:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-13 at 22:06As mentioned by Stefano Fiorucci in the comments, Camelot currently does not support the feature needed. Solution was to manipulate the data manually.
QUESTION
I have been using the following code to merge encrypted pdf files programmatically.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-19 at 11:11Revision 6 of the standard security handler is not supported in iText 5 or iText 7.0.2. It was introduced in iText 7.1.0 in the context of PDF 2.0 support.
I have slightly tweaked your code sample to test. Note that you were not passing the password to the PdfReader
instance.
Also note that the password you shared for the sample PDFs (123456
) is the user password, not the owner password.
A user password, also called open password, is used to open a PDF document, i.e. to give access to the content. All other restrictions are handled by an owner password, also called permissions password, e.g. allowing/preventing a document being printed.
For your sample documents, both the open password and permissions password are set:
If you have the owner password available, you should use it the process the PDF, i.e. pass it to the PdfReader
instance. That allows you to avoid the unethicalreading
setting.
Test code:
QUESTION
It seems to be an easy thing, but I continuously failing to create a link for a text in a PDF file. I have already checked the specifications, also checked previous answers here. This is what I created so far: DOWNLOAD
- An object - numbered as 6 - is created holding the hyperlink as :
<> /F 4 /A << /Type /Action /S /URI /URI (http://google.com/) >>
- In the page object I made a reference to this annotation:
<>
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-03 at 22:38You have placed the Annots in an intermediate node of the pages tree, not a leaf node. Annots don't inherit down the tree hierarchy, so you need to put the Annots array in the page leaf node, not the tree.
What you have is:
QUESTION
I have a program that generates an invoice to be printed on a printer (Lq350 Epson) is special sizes.
When i save in PDF , open and print this PDF invoice from a desktop PDF program, it is correct But if i printing from the browser the print is incorrect
and this link to download pdf example
What can I do to solve this problem?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-20 at 12:59You can change or add the paper size from the printer settings to suit printing, you can see this link for an explanation
QUESTION
I am supposed to use the method exactly(all my methods have to return void)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-06 at 10:39How would I create a local ArrayList that is accessible outside the scope of the first method?(if thats what I am supposed to do)
here:
QUESTION
we are trying to generalize fabric-ca sample to run on multiple hosts. as is it runs on a single host and thus is of no use in a real-world scenario.
The problem we are facing is this: we spin up the Root CA on host 1. Then when we spin up the ICA on host 2, we need to provide it the cert of root CA in FABRIC_CA_SERVER_INTERMEDIATE_TLS_CERTFILES variable. In the sample this is done by mounting a shared volume which is a hack that works if containers are on single host.
in env.sh
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-29 at 02:30If the intermediate CA is trying to connect to a root CA server with TLS enabled, then yes you will need to get the root CA server's TLS certificate file out of band. Other than that you really have no way of establishing a secure connection.
Another option you could go with is to do all network bootstrapping without TLS and get all the appropriate chain files, and then enable TLS on all the servers.
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In my app I have a home component that is rendered after a user logins. In this home component's componentDidMount I fetch the documents associated with the logged in user. The fetch call works and the response is populated with the correct data. I take this data and make a this.setState call, setting the fetched data to this.state.
In the home components render function I insert JSX that calls a function to map over this.state.docs and display that data. Even though the data in this.state can be logged successfully in the Home component's render function, the result of mapping over the data always returns undefined.
If i create a new document it does get inserted and displays correctly, but the older documents never display.
Here's my home component:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-30 at 03:58You are setting the docs
in state to [resp.data.docs]
, which is an array inside of an array. Use the resp.data.docs
array directly instead:
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