ExceptionConverter:* java.io.IOException*: The document has no pages

[tramalingam]

Hello
I am using iText framework.
Getting the following error. The error is occurring when documet.close() is invoked.

ExceptionConver ter:* java.io.IOExcep tion*: The document has no pages.
at com.nri.xenos.r epor*t.text.pdf .PdfPages.*writ ePageTree(PdfPa g*es.java:107)
at com.nri.xenos.r epor*t.text.pdf .PdfWriter*.clo se(PdfWriter.ja v*a:850)
at com.nri.xenos.r epor*t.text.pdf .PdfDocume*nt.c lose(PdfDocumen t*.java:1043)
at com.nri.xenos.r epor*t.text.Doc ument.clos*e(Do cument.java:497 )*

What is the meaning of this?
How shall I overcome it?
please help me.

Regards
Thiru

[r035198x]

Hello
I am using iText framework.
Getting the following error. The error is occurring when documet.close() is invoked.

ExceptionConver ter:* java.io.IOExcep tion*: The document has no pages.
at com.nri.xenos.r epor*t.text.pdf .PdfPages.*writ ePageTree(PdfPa g*es.java:107)
at com.nri.xenos.r epor*t.text.pdf .PdfWriter*.clo se(PdfWriter.ja v*a:850)
at com.nri.xenos.r epor*t.text.pdf .PdfDocume*nt.c lose(PdfDocumen t*.java:1043)
at com.nri.xenos.r epor*t.text.Doc ument.clos*e(Do cument.java:497 )*

What is the meaning of this?
How shall I overcome it?
please help me.

Regards
Thiru

Well, the error message says "the document has no pages" doesn't it?
That is supposed to be a vital piece of information.

[tramalingam]

Well, the error message says "the document has no pages" doesn't it?
That is supposed to be a vital piece of information.

There are pages in that particular document.Still i'm getting the error message.

[r035198x]

There are pages in that particular document.Still i'm getting the error message.

Your word against the computer's now.

Care to post the code? And please make sure you use code tags for posting it.

[tramalingam]

Your word against the computer's now.

Care to post the code? And please make sure you use code tags for posting it.

Thirs is what the code:

import com.lowagie.tex t.pdf.PdfReader ;
import com.lowagie.tex t.Document;
import com.lowagie.tex t.pdf.PdfImport edPage;
import com.lowagie.tex t.pdf.PdfCopy;
import com.lowagie.tex t.pdf.PdfStampe r;
import com.lowagie.tex t.pdf.AcroField s;
import com.lowagie.tex t.DocumentExcep tion;
import com.lowagie.tex t.pdf.PdfWriter ;
import com.lowagie.tex t.Anchor;

import java.io.FileOut putStream;
import java.io.IOExcep tion;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.regex .*;
import java.rmi.Remote Exception;

//extends Object;
//implements DocListener;
public class Document1{
// creation of the document with a certain size and certain margins
public static void main(String[] args) {
Document document = new Document();

try {
// creation of the different writers
PdfWriter pdf = PdfWriter.getIn stance(document ,
new FileOutputStrea m("C:/Documents and Settings/TRamalingam/Desktop/HelloWorldPdf.p df"));
// we add some meta information to the document
document.addSub ject("This is the result of a Test.");

// we open the document for writing
document.open() ;
Anchor pdfRef = new Anchor("see Hello World in PDF.");
}
catch(DocumentE xception de) {
System.err.prin tln(de.getMessa ge());
}catch (IOException ioe) {
System.err.prin tln(ioe.getMess age());
}
document.close( );
}
}

[r035198x]

So you've ignored my remark about having to use code tags?

Here is the link to the itext tutorial.