To add annotation to existing an page, do this: PDPage page = (PDPage) doc.getDocumentCatalog.getAllPages.get(0); try List annotations = page.getAnnotations; Your code mostly works in 1.8, it's the annotation that is hard to see. Some code errors: change PDFParser pps = new PDFParser(new FileInputStream(Filepath); to PDFParser pps = new PDFParser(new FileInputStream(Filepath)); and change List annotations = pages.getAnnotations; to List annotations = pages.getAnnotations; Also, it is better to get your document like this: PDDocument doc = PDDocument.loadNonSeq(new File(.), null); To see where your annotation is, either click in Adobe Reader on the last page on 'Comments', 'Comments list'.
To make the annotation more visible, add this: PDGamma colourBlue = new PDGamma; colourBlue.setB(1); txtMark.setColour(colourBlue).
I started working on iText 5.3.2. I want to add annotations to an existing PDF document. I achieved it using the code found here Now my concern is how to:. set the position of popup being opened on click of the annotation. set the font of the popup data.
set the subject of the annotation. set the default state of the popup (open or close) (i used the this constructor but it didn't helped, notice the true,second last arguement)- PdfAnnotation.createText(writer, new Rectangle(400,480,420,500), 'Title', 'Text', true, 'Help'); I have taken the reference from. I've written the book from which you've taken the example, and your question is a tad confusing. I thought you were talking about a popup as described in section 7.4.3 (p229-230), but you're using the code from p220. Adapting the code from listing 7.28 instead of using the code of listing 7.21 will already help you in the right direction. Set the position of the popup being opened: that's exactly what you do with a Popup annotation. Set the font of the popup data, that's not a property of the Popup annotation but of the parent annotation that is being 'popped up'.
I own date for add annotation that title & contents & pageNo & coordinate value.I want add annotation to existing PDF using these data. I tryed to add. Java annotation API has ability to export annotated PDF and Word documents complete with annotations for offline review and editing. PDF annotations, in turn, can be imported to GroupDocs for online review, markup and commenting.
In the case of a Text annotation, you'd do this with Rich Text (not to be confused with RTF). It's very similar to HTML. I don't know if you can define different font families though. I've tried this in Acrobat, and I can only change the font style, not the font family.
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If you really want to show a different font, you'll need to create your own appearance (see for instance figure 7.13). Set the Subject: this will depend on the type of annotation. I think you're looking for the Title key: /T. That's a property of the Popup annotation. There are many different ways to solve your problem. Please read the book from which you've taken the code. Spore spaceships.
Please don't just copy/paste that code. I've spent a lot of time writing that book, and I'd appreciate it if you mention the source of the material you're posting online.