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Oracle Oracle Technology Network > Java Article Why, Where, and How JavaFX Makes SensePeekABoo
The PeekABoo example is part of the book iText in Action (ISBN 9781935182610). It's a small standalone application . You can use this example for inspiration, but please buy the book if there's something you don't understand about the example. Read Chapter 15 for more info. Chapter 15: Page content and structure If you want this example to work, you need the following jars: iText.jarExtractImages
The ExtractImages example is part of the book iText in Action (ISBN 9781935182610). It's a small standalone application . You can use this example for inspiration, but please buy the book if there's something you don't understand about the example.MyImageRenderListener
The ShowTextMargins example is part of the book iText in Action (ISBN 9781935182610). It's a small standalone application . You can use this example for inspiration, but please buy the book if there's something you don't understand about the example.
ShowTextMargins
ExtractPageContentArea
The ExtractPageContentSorted2 example is part of the book iText in Action (ISBN 9781935182610). It's a small standalone application . You can use this example for inspiration, but please buy the book if there's something you don't understand about the example. Read Chapter 15 for more info. Chapter 15: Page content and structure
ExtractPageContentSorted2
The ExtractPageContentSorted1 example is part of the book iText in Action (ISBN 9781935182610). It's a small standalone application . You can use this example for inspiration, but please buy the book if there's something you don't understand about the example. Read Chapter 15 for more info. Chapter 15: Page content and structure If you want this example to work, you need the following jars: iText.jar
ExtractPageContentSorted1
ExtractPageContent
The ExtractPageContent example is part of the book iText in Action (ISBN 9781935182610). It's a small standalone application . You can use this example for inspiration, but please buy the book if there's something you don't understand about the example.InspectPageContent
The InspectPageContent example is part of the book iText in Action (ISBN 9781935182610). It's a small standalone application . You can use this example for inspiration, but please buy the book if there's something you don't understand about the example. Read Chapter 15 for more info. Note that this example depends on MovieTemplates , and maybe some other examples. Chapter 15: Page content and structureMyTextRenderListener
The MyTextRenderListener example is part of the book iText in Action (ISBN 9781935182610). It's a helper class for another example . You can use this example for inspiration, but please buy the book if there's something you don't understand about the example.ParsingHelloWorld
The ParsingHelloWorld example is part of the book iText in Action (ISBN 9781935182610). It's a small standalone application . You can use this example for inspiration, but please buy the book if there's something you don't understand about the example. Read Chapter 15 for more info.The ParseTaggedPdf example is part of the book iText in Action (ISBN 9781935182610). It's a small standalone application . You can use this example for inspiration, but please buy the book if there's something you don't understand about the example.
ParseTaggedPdf
The StructuredContent example is part of the book iText in Action (ISBN 9781935182610). It's a small standalone application . You can use this example for inspiration, but please buy the book if there's something you don't understand about the example. Read Chapter 15 for more info. Note that this example depends on StructureParser , ContentParser , and maybe some other examples.

