Uses of Class
org.faceless.pdf2.FormElement

Packages that use FormElement
org.faceless.pdf2 Contains the classes used to create a PDF document 
 

Uses of FormElement in org.faceless.pdf2
 

Subclasses of FormElement in org.faceless.pdf2
 class FormBarCode
           A type of form element representing a BarCode.
 class FormButton
           A type of FormElement representing a "Push Button", of the kind used to trigger an action like submitting or resetting a form.
 class FormCheckbox
          A type of form element representing a Check Box, which can be either "checked" or "cleared" (on or off), in the same way as the HTML "checkbox" input type.
 class FormChoice
           A "ListBox" type of form element, where the user can select an entry off a list of several predefined options.
 class FormRadioButton
          A type of form element representing a Radio Button, which can be either "checked" or "cleared" (on or off), in the same way as the HTML "radiobutton" input type.
 class FormSignature
           This class represents a public key "Digital Signature" which can be used to sign a PDF document.
 class FormText
           A type of form element representing a Text Field.
 

Methods in org.faceless.pdf2 that return FormElement
 FormElement FormElement.duplicate()
          Create an exact copy of this FormElement, but with no annotations
 FormElement Form.getElement(String name)
          Return the specified element from the form.
 FormElement WidgetAnnotation.getField()
          Return the FormElement that this annotation represents on the page.
 FormElement Form.removeElement(String name)
          Remove the specified element from the form, if it exists.
 

Methods in org.faceless.pdf2 with parameters of type FormElement
 void Form.addElement(String name, FormElement element)
           Add an element to the form.
static String FDF.getCanonicalDate(FormElement field)
          For the given field, if it is a Date field return it's value in the "canonical" date format described in the PDF specification (necessary for form submission).
 String Form.getName(FormElement element)
          Given a FormElement, return the name by which this element is stored in the form, or null if it doesn't exist in this form.
 



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