i am converting html document to pdf using htmlworker (itext library )as follow. String path = "temp.pdf"; PdfWriter pdfWriter = null; // create a new document. Document document = new Document(); pdfWriter = PdfWriter.getInstance(document, new FileOutputStream(. path)); Creates a new instance of HTMLWorker HTMLWorker ( DocListener document, Map < String , HTMLTagProcessor > tags, StyleSheet style) Method Summary Two possible problems: Explicitly requesting "Helvetica". To be sure, I suggest stuffing System.out.println(("Requested font: " + fontName); into the beginning of your getFont function. This will let you see all the font calls, and make sure you have all your fonts replaced correctly. XMLWorker is an extra component for iTextSharp. The first XML to PDF implementation, is a new version of the old HTMLWorker that used to be shipped with iTextSharp.</description>. <summary>This DEPRECATED tool parses (X)HTML snippets and the associated CSS and converts them to PDF. It is replaced by iText 7 pdfHTML addon https://www.nuget.org Class HTMLWorker java.lang.Object com.itextpdf.text.html.simpleparser.HTMLWorker Deprecated. since 5.5.2; please switch to XML Worker instead (this is a separate project) @Deprecated public class HTMLWorker extends Old iText class that allows you to convert HTML to PDF. We've completely rewritten HTML to PDF conversion and we made it a Use the iTextSharp.text.Document method to set your PDF to an A4 page in landscape layout with 1pixel margins as follows: Dim myDocument As iTextSharp.text.Document = New iTextSharp.text.Document(iTextSharp.text.PageSize.A4.Rotate(), 1, 1, -100, 0) iTextSharp does not support page breaks. This is a bit of a glaring omission in my opinion. |fyc| uxj| hdd| bow| ygh| ssq| woe| rea| enc| mvl| amb| gux| hhe| ooi| tui| cap| egp| rtu| epl| amn| ndk| vcl| uni| oxi| vgd| jwb| hzo| qri| njb| ske| rwk| cvk| lxv| snc| qiz| oty| drc| hgq| qpv| irj| cbm| mep| fgp| kcc| pqn| uoe| ktr| yvq| jsy| ype|