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Hi all,
I am a new to iText and going through the tutor.
I find the information provided by the site is very useful and espacially mail
archives .
My question is :
if I want to create a document and send it accross the fie(I dont have any
other use after sending) , do I compulsorily need to create one file using
PdfWriter.getInstance(document, new FileOutputStream("DefaultPage.pdf"));
This will waste my space each time user request with new requirement parameter.
How can I create a document on the fly without needing to specify a
fileOutputStreame
protected PdfWriter(PdfDocument document,
OutputStream os)
Constructs a PdfWriter. Remark: a PdfWriter can only be constructed by
calling the method getInstance(Document document, OutputStream os).
I dont want to save the file, but just to send it. Is there an alternative to
achive this. Please let me know
Thanks and Regards:
Sagri
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Hi all,<br> I am a new to iText and going through the tutor.<br> I find the
information provided by the site is very useful and espacially mail archives .
<br> <br> My question is :<br> if I want to create a document
and send it accross the fie(I dont have any other use after sending) , do I
compulsorily need to create one file using <br> PdfWriter.getInstance
(document, new FileOutputStream("DefaultPage.pdf"));<br> <br> This will waste my
space each time user request with new requirement parameter.<br> <br> How can I
create a document on the fly without needing to specify a fileOutputStreame<br>
<br> <pre>protected <b>PdfWriter</b>(<a href="file:///home/quayum/Desktop/docs
.tar.gz_FILES/com/lowagie/text/pdf/PdfDocument.html" title="class in com.lowagie
.text.pdf">PdfDocument</a> document,<br> <a href="http:/
/java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/api/java/io/OutputStream.html" title="class or
interface in
java.io">OutputStream</a> os)</pre> <dl> <dd>Constructs a <code
>PdfWriter</code>. <div> Remark: a PdfWriter can only be constructed by
calling the method <code>getInstance(Document document, OutputStream os)</code
>.</div></dd> </dl> <br> I dont want to save the file, but just to send it. Is
there an alternative to achive this. Please let me know<br> <br> Thanks and
Regards:<br> Sagri<br> <dl> <dt><br> </dt> </dl> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br
> <p> 
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