Re: Changing xml-part of PDF and inject it to the final PDF file

Ricardo Matos <ricardo.matos <at> link.pt> writes:

> - With something like this, I can add the "hiding" attribute to the
> nodes I want
> and have a xmldoc with the xml I need. My question now is: how do I "inject"
> these changes to the Stamper? How can I set my stamper, so I can close it and
> have the result I wish in my output pdf file?
>
> I tried using MergeXfaData, SetXfa, ... but with no results. I just can't
> find a way to do it.

Ok. Forget it! I've found the answer!

Just had to use, in the end:
xfaForm.SetXfa(stamper.Writer);

I had tried the setXfa function...but apparently the wrong way! ;)

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