I am new in PDFBOX, and I am trying to move text from a coordinate into another coordinate. is it possible to move an existing text?
here is my pdf screenshot.
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I want to move B.
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I need to create a comment box using PDFBox. I won't be aware of the coordinates of the text. How do I create a division of color surrounding the text without knowing the coordinates?
I have found how to create a division of color by using the coordinates using AddRect function. I need to do it without knowing the coordinates.
Expected output:
I want the output to look like the comment boxes present in the output of this image I have attached
I am using Itext pdf java library to generate pdf document.
Need to add an image to pdf page after some text snippet. As per current design, the first text will be added to pdf and later on based on the PdfPageEventHelper images will be added.
Now the problem is text snippet can be of any length. So while adding the image I need to provide x and y coordinates. How can I calculate that based on the length of text snippet on that page so that text and image don't overlap?
I'm using PDFBox to extract the images out of a PDF. My code is based on the example provided by PDFBox, here.
However, some images are being extracted as a number of horizontal 'strips', i.e. a single image in the PDF is extracted as 5 (for example) images that need stitching back together to form the whole image.
Why is this happening, and how do I stop it happening so I can extract the full single image?
I need to delete a text in several PDF files, which is always at the same position. How to achieve this with iText?
I've tried to use the PdfStamper and draw a white filled rectangle over this. This was ok, but the text wasn't really deleted and each PDF Reader (Acrobta, Foxit, etc.) were able to mark the content (ctrl+a), copy and paste it.
I am writing text from right to left.
how can i add an image at the end of the text (alligned nicely)?
The question isn't entirely clear.
The order of objects added to a Document is always respected, except in the case of Image objects. If an Image object doesn't fit the page, it can be forwarded to the next page, and other content can be added first. If you want to avoid this, use writer.setStrictImageSequence(true);
However: you're writing from Right to Left (probably in Hebrew), so the above doesn't apply, not the previous answer by Anshu. You can only use RTL in ColumnText and PdfPTable.
It's not clear what you want to do.
Do you want to add an Image at the bottom of the text? That's easy: just add the text first, then add the Image. Do you want to add an Image inline? In that case, you can wrap the Image in a Chunk as is done in this example: http://itextpdf.com/examples/iia.php?id=54
My interpretation is: you want to add the image at the bottom left, and you want the text to be added next to the image. That's more difficult to achieve. You'd need to add the Image and the text separately. Add the Image at an absolute position and add the text using 'irregular columns'. That is: ColumnText in text mode (as opposed to composite mode). For an example showing how to use irregular columns, see http://itextpdf.com/examples/iia.php?id=67