Did you call dispose()?
Paulo
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From: "Panurgy" <panurgy@(protected)>
To: <iText-questions@(protected)>
Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2006 9:19 PM
Subject: [iText-questions] Working with "large" PDF document
>I have an application that uses JGraph to display a "large" amount of
> objects - 2000 cells with a background gradient, 500 lines connecting
> them,
> 2500 Strings/text, and about 5000 ImageIcons (16x16 in size). I'm able to
> paint the JGraph to a PdfGraphics and save it to a file, but Acrobat
> Reader
> 7.0.8 on Windows just shows a blank document. Acrobat does show the
> correct
> dimensions of the document (about 1000 x 4000), but it's completely empty.
> The PDF file is over 4 megs in size.
>
> I tried opening it with the Acrobat Professional 7.0.0 trial, and got the
> same result - a big empty document.
>
> I tried opening it with kpdf 0.4.2 on Linux, and everything shows up
> nicely!
>
> If I paint/save a "smaller" JGraph, then Acrobat Reader 7.0.8 can open it
> and all of the objects show up.
>
> Is there some size restriction or object limit that I'm hitting? Is there
> some way I can get Acrobat to tell me what it doesn't like about my PDF
> document?
>
> Any ideas? Thanks!
> --Ben
>
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