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I konw the IText maybe could draw the form elements to the output PDF, and It seems also could transfer the HTML to pdf, but if the HTML with CSS, it doesn't support.<br />
And the flying saucer based on IText , and It support the CSS style, and my XHTML is with CSS.<br />
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Could I using flying saucer to transfer the form elements to the pdf output? 
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I konw the IText maybe could draw the form elements to the output PDF, and It seems also could transfer the HTML to pdf, but if the HTML with CSS, it doesn't support.
And the flying saucer based on IText , and It support the CSS style, and my XHTML is with CSS.

Could I using flying saucer to transfer the form elements to the pdf output?

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Only got a link to the iText faq.
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Hi,<br />
Background of Flying Saucer:<br />
Flying Saucer is an XML/CSS renderer, which means it takes XML files as input, applies formatting and styling using CSS, and generates a rendered representation of that XML as output. The output may go to the screen (in a GUI), to an image, or to a PDF file.<br />
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I wonder whether flying saucer could transfer the form elements to the pdf output?<br />
Such as :<br />
1.Input Feild<br />
2.Radio Buttion<br />
3.Checkbox<br />
I want to display above elements on the PDF file, could I? and how?<br />
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Hi,
Background of Flying Saucer:
Flying Saucer is an XML/CSS renderer, which means it takes XML files as input, applies formatting and styling using CSS, and generates a rendered representation of that XML as output. The output may go to the screen (in a GUI), to an image, or to a PDF file.
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I wonder whether flying saucer could transfer the form elements to the pdf output?
Such as :
1.Input Feild
2.Radio Buttion
3.Checkbox
I want to display above elements on the PDF file, could I? and how?




Using flying suacer to render the XHTML to PDF, Could I render the form elements to the PDF?

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