Using iText7 to Flatten XFA PDF












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I'm looking for an example of the following:




  1. Identifying whether a PDF is a XFA format

  2. Reading the XFA fields and pulling the data

  3. Flattening the XFA PDF

  4. Rendering the Flattened PDF to a byte array image for database storage.


I accomplished this in iTextSharp, but it appears to be completely different in iText7.










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    I'm looking for an example of the following:




    1. Identifying whether a PDF is a XFA format

    2. Reading the XFA fields and pulling the data

    3. Flattening the XFA PDF

    4. Rendering the Flattened PDF to a byte array image for database storage.


    I accomplished this in iTextSharp, but it appears to be completely different in iText7.










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      I'm looking for an example of the following:




      1. Identifying whether a PDF is a XFA format

      2. Reading the XFA fields and pulling the data

      3. Flattening the XFA PDF

      4. Rendering the Flattened PDF to a byte array image for database storage.


      I accomplished this in iTextSharp, but it appears to be completely different in iText7.










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      I'm looking for an example of the following:




      1. Identifying whether a PDF is a XFA format

      2. Reading the XFA fields and pulling the data

      3. Flattening the XFA PDF

      4. Rendering the Flattened PDF to a byte array image for database storage.


      I accomplished this in iTextSharp, but it appears to be completely different in iText7.







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