According to the iText website, in v5.0.0 they deliberately removed the RTF and HTML writers. On their history page ( itextpdf.com/history ), they say.
According to the iText website, in v5.0.0 they deliberately removed the RTF and HTML writers. On their history page (itextpdf.com/history/), they say: "The toolbox and RTF support have been removed: they are now in a separate project at SourceForge. " I believe this is the link to the new separate iText RTF project: sourceforge.net/projects/itextrtf And according to this thread: old.nabble.com/HTML-to-RTF-td26280439.html, the HTML support is taken over by the xhtmlrenderer project at https://xhtmlrenderer.dev.java.net.
IText's rtf capabilities are still around. I would just like to add more information because the prior answers did not completely state what you have to do. First, visit mirrors.ibiblio.org/pub/mirrors/maven2/c... to get itext-rtf.jar.
This has the entire rtf package, however it is not sufficient to work with RTF documents. One class needed quite commonly when using the rtf package is com.lowagie.text. Document which is not included in the itext-rtf.
Jar distribution. Secondly, visit grepcode.com/snapshot/repo1.maven.org/ma.... Here you want to download itext-2.1.7.jar.
This is the itext jar file you will need in order to work with the iText-rtf library. This is different than the current iText which now manages only pdf documents. At 5.0.0, rtf broke off and pdf kept the current numbering system.
The rtf version number restarted and the rtf package now requires a different iText which will have the same version number as the rtf version number. With these two downloads, you should be golden. EDIT Other resources I know of: IText Rtf API Some Examples - Take with a grain of salt because it really is not Java and it is older, but some of the code snippets work anyway when you cut/paste I generally just answer the question/comment asked, however one can see the precarious position one might be in when doing new coding in itext-rtf.
Proceed with caution.
I have a new book for IText where rtf genetration is not covered. Can you provide a resource where I can find how to generate an RTF file from servlet. Thanks in advance – dsplatonov Oct 7 '11 at 5:54.
According to the maven repository, the last version of itext to support rtf is 2.0.8 the itextrtf link on sourceforge in the previous answer seems to be vaporware, as there are no files available for download.
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