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There indeed is a utility class for removing such layers in the iText Xtra package (not the extrajars, but itext-xtra.jar): com.itextpdf.text.pdf.ocg.OCGRemover which makes use of the class OCGParser in the same package.
There are a few ways to getting to know that you used itext, fe. define tags in pdf which will be generated by itext. But most of all: if you are running into commercial softwareprojects you are also running into commercial-/software law-situations. It is not very hard to be forced to a source check by a independent company (which will be specialized in source-analysis).
Library to create and manipulate PDF documents in Java and C#. Use this tag for code using iText versions up to 5.5.x. For iText versions from 7.0.0 onwards a separate tag "itext7" is available. Remember to also add the tag for the language you're using.
iText is a PDF library for Java which was originally developed by Bruno Lowagie. You can still see that in the old versions of iText (prior to 5.0.0), the packages are called com.lowagie.* Some years ago, Bruno Lowagie founded a company around his iText product, iText Software. At the time the domain name itext.com was not available, so he registered itextpdf.com. Starting from version 5.0.0, the package names were renamed from com.lowagie.* to com.itextpdf.*. It is a common practice to name your packages after the reverse of your domain name.
In my form I have several 'Single Select' questionnaire. Each of which has
two 'Select Item'. 'Yes' and 'No'. I've assigned Select items itext value
to 'yes' and 'no'. But, it gets changed automatically (yes1,no1,yes2,no2
etc) for every question. In another form I can see the values unchanged but
it gets changed when I see the actual xml file. In this case question id
gets changed. Why this is happening? Any solution to this?
We did recently deploy a change to Vellum that included this feature. The
problem is that people were accidentally creating forms that had
conflicting itext ids and then were complaining that changing one option
somewhere resulted in it changing in another question and it was not easy
for them to undo that operation. We decided that for the time being it
would be better to not allow them to use shared itext, since the GUI tool
doesn't do a good job at explaining the underlying functionality. Like you
noticed, for advanced users we still support parsing and correctly editing
a form that already uses shared itext.
It would be good to enable this functionality in the UI somehow, but we
want to make sure we don't break our users who don't care about itext. Do
you have any ideas on a compromise that might work for both cases?
If I'm not mistaken, the necessity of an itext arises from trying to
identify a particular question (in English) and match it to the relevant
international text (local language), in a way that prevents data
duplication. If I have 10 questions each of which offers two single select
options, yes/no, which is equivalent to হ্যঁ/ন in Bengali, then either I
could have 10 'হ্যঁ' against 10 'yes' and 10 'ন' against 10 'no' (each
with distinct itext ids), OR just one 'হ্যঁ' and one 'ন' set to yes/no,
that get mapped to those 10 questions. Now, from the description of your
scenario, I think the best way is to:
On the other hand, if we try to be more ambitious we could do a bit more
computing by trying to ensure that same strings get one itext ids. Like, if
we can detect 10 'হ্যঁ' we could automatically convert them to 1 'হ্যঁ',
give it a unique itext id and map it to those 10 questions. But, it is
pragmatic is the main question.
identify a particular question (in English) and match it to the relevant
international text (local language), in a way that prevents data
duplication. If I have 10 questions each of which offers two single select
options, yes/no, which is equivalent to হ্যঁ/ন in Bengali, then either I
could have 10 'হ্যঁ' against 10 'yes' and 10 'ন' against 10 'no' (each
with distinct itext ids), OR just one 'হ্যঁ' and one 'ন' set to yes/no,
that get mapped to those 10 questions. Now, from the description of your
scenario, I think the best way is to:
Paragraph allows to set the alignment and the indentation. Forthis example create project "de.vogella.itext.position" similar to thepreviously created ones.Create the following class "PositionPdf.java".
Create a new Java project"de.vogella.itext.readpdf" with the package"de.vogella.itext.read".Create a folder"lib" and put the iText library(jar file) intothisfolder.Add the jar to your classpath.Create the following class "ReadAndUsePdf.java".
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