pdf-generation

I am using Flying Saucer to render some PDF documents from strings to XHTML. My code is something like: iTextRenderer.setDocument(documentGenerator.generate(xhtmlDocumentAsString)); iTextRenderer.layout(); iTextRenderer.createPDF(outputStream); What I'm trying to understand is, when using this method, where are relative paths in the XHTML resolved from? For example, for images or stylesheets. I am able to use this method to successfully generate a text-based document, but I need to understand how to reference my images and CSS. The setDocument() method takes two parameters: document and url.

I have one PDF in that there is one table that table is dynamic and I want to add another table below to that table dynamically in my existing PDF. Is there any way to add the table in existing PDF at specific place that existing table(that is not at the end of document) is completed then I want to add my table. How can I add? Please suggest me some good way. As you can see below image. Thanks, using iTextSharp.text; using iTextSharp.text.pdf; /// Function which will create pdf document and save in the server folder private void ExportDataToPDFTable() { Document doc = new Document(iTextSharp

First question from me; I'm currently fixing a graphing service that uses XSLFO to convert our syntax to FO, and converting it to PDF in the end. Previously we've been using PNG graphs from the web in the PDF exports, but this creates really ugly results, so we've decided to go with SVG for PDF instead. However, the SVG doesn't seem to scale into the SVG canvas properly. Here is the syntax before run into XSLFO: <img src="someimage.svg"> And here is the XSLFO I'm using: <xsl:template match="img"> <fo:block space-after="12pt"> <fo:instream-foreign-object width="20cm" height="15cm" content-width

I am using R markdown to create a PDF R course. I want to insert a quiz like the following: --- output: pdf_document --- What is the class of the following R object? 1. `pi` ```{r} class(pi) ``` Which, as expected, creates a PDF with this content: However, I would like the reader to not have such an easy access to the answer. These are the ideas I've had so far to achieve this: Paint the answer and code white, so the reader would have to select the text to see the answer; Include a tooltip that would work on mouse over question. Flush the answer to the end of the document; Setting the answer

I am using this to convert the html to PDF.The conversions are really good.But the problem is to add header and footer in the PDF pages.In the options if i add the header text i got the result what i expected. //Options var options = { "header": { "height": "45mm", "contents": "<div style='text-align: center;'>Author: Marc Bachmann</div>" // If i add image in content it wont work // sample i tried }, "footer": { "height": "28mm", "contents": "<span style='color: #444;'>{{page}}</span>/<span>{{pages}}</span>" } } // Tried this in contents <img src="image path" /> var result = <div class=

I know this is a little subjective, but I'm looking into the following situation: I need to produce a number of documents automatically from data in a SQL Server database. There will be an MVC3 app sat on the database to allow data entry etc. and (probably) a "Go" button to produce the documents. There needs to be some business logic about how these documents are created, named and stored (e.g. "Parent" documents get one name and go in one folder, "Child" documents get a computed name and go in a sub-folder. The documents can either be PDF or Doc(x) (or even both), as long as the output can be