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Mon, 2011-02-28 21:02 — sivaneshl

Is there any way to password protect the pdf file generated through PDFInclude?


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Tue, 2014-02-04 03:17 — phil_hanna

Password Protect PDF Document

I have followed the instructions in the documentation and get the following error

Value 4294967292 too large to fit in INTEGER datatype (13682)

I am running Openedge 10.2B on a 32 bit Windows 7 platform.

Am I missing something?


Tue, 2011-03-01 03:41 — Tharanga_Herath

Password Protection

Yes, You can set passwords to PDF files ceated from PDFInclude
Required dll's and other files

procryptlib.dll
procryptlib.lib
md5.exe

{ pdf_inc.i " "}

RUN pdf_new IN h_PDFinc ("Spdf","path and file name for pdf").
RUN pdf_new_page IN h_PDFinc ("Spdf").

RUN pdf_text IN h_PDFinc ("Spdf", "Hello World!").

RUN pdf_set_parameter("Spdf","Encrypt","True").
RUN pdf_set_parameter("Spdf","UserPassword","upul").

RUN pdf_close IN h_PDFinc ("Spdf").


Wed, 2014-03-12 00:21 — phil_hanna

Password Protection

I have tried this as per the documentation and get the following message.

Value 4294967292 too large to fit in INTEGER datatype (13682).

Is there something else I need to do? I am running Openedge 10.2B on a Windows 7 32 bit platform.


Tue, 2014-02-04 03:19 — phil_hanna

Password Protection

I have tried this as per the documentation and get the following message.

Value 4294967292 too large to fit in INTEGER datatype (13682).

Is there something else I need to do? I am running Openedge 10.2B on a Windows 7 32 bit platform.


Tue, 2014-03-18 12:59 — jice

there is a regression

there is a regression introduced by OE10 I believe.
In pdf_inc.p, DetermineUserKey40, you have to add the following line:
vP-str = -1.
at this place:
ASSIGN p_AllowForms = 1
p_AllowExtract = 1
p_AllowAssembly = 1.

vP-str = -1.
PUT-BITS(vP-Str,1,1) = 0. /* Reserved */
PUT-BITS(vP-Str,2,1) = 0. /* Reserved */
PUT-BITS(vP-Str,3,1) = p_AllowPrint. /* Print the Document */

Regards
JC


Tue, 2011-03-01 18:36 — sivaneshl

where can i download these

where can i download these files?


Wed, 2011-03-02 02:27 — Tharanga_Herath

Password protect

Please refer PDFInclude documentation. It should come with your PDFInclude download.

You can download Full version of PDFInclude at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdf-inc/
Hope this will help you.
cheers


Wed, 2011-03-02 15:31 — jice

nope, not from sf.net

Hi

I'm the maintainer for PDFInclude.

The Sourceforge site is obsolete, unfortunately nobody could give me the passwords so that I can shut it down or write a notice there.

The download of PDFInclude must be done from here (OEHive):
* The last official version: http://www.oehive.org/files/PDFinclude3.3.3.zip (a little bit outdated)
* The current version, directly from the source control management tool, but stable and used everyday in production (I should publish version 3.4 officially one of those days): http://websvn.oehive.org/dl.php?repname=pdfinclude&path=%2Ftrunk%2F&rev=... - this version is the 3.3.3 plus a lot of bugfixes.
Regards,
jice

PS: there is a new version coming, with a much better support for external pdf masks or forms (will support any pdf file as input, including version > 1.4 as those produced by Acrobat), and with much more bugfixes that will be published soon. This will start the new branch PDFInclude 4.