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how  to embed a pdf file into a JSF page

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Ankur - 02 Nov 2006 14:21 GMT
i had a pdf file which i want to be embedded into a JSF (jsp)File. how
can i do this.

thankx in advance
Kroll, Michael - 02 Nov 2006 14:55 GMT
Hi,

do you have take a look to 'iText' ?
http://www.lowagie.com/iText/

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Ankur schrieb:

> i had a pdf file which i want to be embedded into a JSF (jsp)File. how
> can i do this.
>
> thankx in advance
Diego - 02 Nov 2006 19:41 GMT
Ankur ha scritto:
> i had a pdf file which i want to be embedded into a JSF (jsp)File. how
> can i do this.
>
> thankx in advance

If you have to generate a pdf from scratch you can look at iText or at
Apache FOP.

Otherwise, you can open your file as a stream of byte and write it to
the response output stream. Remember to set the content length with the
lenght of the byte[] array and the content type to application/pdf type.

I don't have an example code at hand, so I hope it helps anyway!

bye!


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