#37255

Hi! Before we analyzed and fixed the issue you could try to use a hybrid solution: pd4ml_tl.jar from v3 + pd4ml.jar from v4
This combination is used by a number of our clients because porting of JSPs utilize PD4ML v3 taglib is not always possible.

#37256

We are preparing a new build of Jakarta, but due to unexpected technical problems with our CI/CD environment, it has been delayed.

BTW: Have you had the opportunity to test the older adapted version in Tomcat 10?
https://pd4ml.com/v4/older/pd4ml-bin-4.0.15fx1-jakarta.zip

#37269

Still no news from you… I had to purchase support because of this problem, and it seems we wasted our money, two months waiting for the any comment and we are still empty handed

#37270

Ah.. sorry! We did not forget, but we still have problem with our CI/CD environment after system upgrade: it still cannot build specific versions (like the one for Jakarta Tomcat) from the most recent codebase state. I expected it to be resolved over the weekend, but obviously I underestimated the complexity. We’ll let you know you as soon as there is news.
Sorry again it takes that long!

#37271

We did some small tests with pd4ml-bin-4.0.15fx1-jakarta.zip and they seemed to work fine.

Unfortunately we ran into an endless loop with 4.0.15fx2 (javax version) some months ago. At the time we could not reproduce the error in our development environment and simply switched back to 4.0.9fx5 because of time constraints. So the idea was to try the newest version with Tomcat 10 and see if the problem with the loop still exists…

#37287

Hi! We’ve just published v4.0.17 snapshot for Jakarta: https://pd4ml.com/v4/
Please give it a try

#37309

Good morning, we are experiencing issues with font families and input text fields. When we view the HTML, the input text fields have the font correctly applied, but when we generate the PDF, the fields are displayed with a default font. We are using version 4.1.0-SNAPSHOT. We have attached both the original HTML, the generated PDF, and the fonts. Please note that we are not including the <style> part of the HTML within the body; instead, we are using the parameter pd4ml.addStyle(css, true).

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#37316

Historically, PD4ML only allows you to define the form font for an entire document through API call parameters:

public void generateForms(boolean enable, String useTtfFont);
public void generateForms(boolean enable, String useTtfFont, String formFontCharRange)

However, there are no longer technical reasons to maintain the restriction. We’ll look into adding the ability to override the font via CSS

#37319

Hello, we have this font in our pd4fonts.properties file:
Calibre\ Black=Calibre-Black.ttf
We are using the method like this: pd4ml.generateForms(true, “Calibre Black”); but we are not getting the correct font to display (that font is used in texts outside of input fields and is drawn correctly)

Is there something misconfigured in the properties file or in the way you are calling the method?

#37320

We need time to take a closer look at this issue. I was able to reproduce something similar: internally the PDF looks correct and has the correct font links, but Acrobat falls back to Arial/Helvetics. We’ll let you know asap.

#37323

Currently I only get a white page (besides the menu bar and title “Apply For Evaluation License”) when opening https://pd4ml.com/downloads/apply-for-evaluation-license/

#37324

Thanks for pointing this out. We will fix this as soon as possible

#37325

It should work now

#37326

It does, thank you

#37327

Does Pd4ml jar support JDK 17 and JDK 21. Please confirm

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