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August 29, 2006

Class On Using PDF Files And Forms With ColdFusion

Sterling Ledet is offering a class entitled "Using ColdFusion or Java with PDF files and eForms". If you work with PDF files and forms check this out (select "ColdFusion - Using ColdFusion or Java with PDF files and eForms" from the drop down).

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Ben, I am trying to use the iText class built into coldfusion to dynamically generate a PDF on the fly (cfdocument is way too limited). I have no problem setting the images at absolute positions, however when I try to set text at absolute positions using various methods, I get an error that says "Class coldfusion.runtime.java.JavaProxy can not access a member of class com.lowagie.text.pdf.PdfWriter with modifiers "protected". I am just trying to create a PDFtable and then set its absolute position (not alignment etc..).
# Posted By Rick | 1/6/07 12:58 AM
I wish someone could answer this question because I am getting the same error. Unfortunatley, I need to place text at absolute positions also. HELP!
# Posted By NetDvlpr | 1/9/07 9:00 PM
Sorry, I've never used the iText libraries myself, but it sounds like you are trying to access a method or property that you should not.

--- Ben
# Posted By Ben Forta | 1/9/07 11:09 PM

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