acrofields

I am creating a PDF in which the AcroForm fields will be rendered inside a table. I am having issue with RadioButtons when they spread across two pages. I have modified example shown on this link http://itextpdf.com/sandbox/acroforms/CreateRadioInTable . Only the craetePdf method from above example is modified. public void createPdf(String dest) throws IOException, DocumentException { Document document = new Document(); PdfWriter writer = PdfWriter.getInstance(document,new FileOutputStream(dest)); document.open(); PdfFormField radiogroup = PdfFormField.createRadioButton(writer, true);

I have PDF with acroForm that was created using Adobe Acrobat Standard DC. There is Chekcbox field that I populate using Java iText 5. When I was creating it in Properties I set it up Check Box Style to "Check" so it will put "V" style symbol when it is checked. And it does really work if I open the form in Preview mode and check this CheckBox: But when I set this field to checked state using iText 5 it checks it is Cross: I can't figure out why it is changing style? My code is simple: void populateCheckBox(AcroFields form, String searchKey, String value) throws IOException, DocumentException

I have a process that inserts a table of content into an existing Acroform, and I am able to track where I need to start that content. However, I have existing Acrofields below that point that will need to be moved up or down, based on the height of the tables I insert. With that, how can I change the position of an Acrofield? Below is code that I can use to "get" the position...but now I also need to be able to "set" it. .... // Initialize Stamper ("output" is a MemoryStream object) PdfStamper stamper = new PdfStamper(pdf_rdr, output); // Get Reference to PDF Document Fields AcroFields fields

I am trying to add a fillable form (so the end-user can insert information into it using acrobat reader and then save it) to a PDF I generate using Apache FOP. I can't seem to find any information on how this is done, if it is possible. Google doesn't give much relevant information, mostly on the fact that it's not possible, but most of that information dates from the early 2000's. Is there a way to add acrofields using FOP? lfurini (disclosure: I'm a FOP developer, though not very active nowadays) The XSL-FO language , which is FOP's input language, does not have formatting objects defining