c# - Using iText (iTextSharp) to populate XFA form fields in PDF? -


I have to fill out the XFA form field in PDF (created with Adobe Live Sequel Designer). We are trying to use iText (actually iTextSharp) to use the CD to parse PDF, populate the XFA field, and then save the modified PDF from the outside.

All examples that I can find with iText (many iTextSharp examples) talk about modifying the acroform field. This PDF does not have acronym fields and uses only XFA.

Indicators of any non-standard resources will be helpful (I have already done googling on the subject and I did not find anything useful).

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If you can get a data packet in PDF, the XFA runtime in Acrobat will populate those areas with data in the data packet.

If you want to see that one of these looks like LiveCycle Create a form in the designer (comes with Acrobat Pro), add some fields to it, and save it as a dynamic PDF. Open Form in Acrobat Type some values ​​in the field and save it.

Open PDF with a device that lets you peer on PDF data and you will find a catalog / AcroForm / XFA that includes a & Lt; xfa: dataset & gt; This packet with your typed values ​​will require you to create and insert it in PDF.

The XDP Speak contains the details of data packet and merge algorithms. Get it here As a result,

Alternatively, you buy a LiveCycle server from Adobe that gives you this program through a variety of ways through a web service call.


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