jasperreport生成pdf_jasperreport 导出excel_jasperreport json(44)

MSung-Light

Japanese HeiseiKakuGo-W5

HeiseiMin-W3

Korean HYGoThic-Medium

HYSMyeongJo-Medium

For more details about how to work with fonts when generating PDF documents, check the iText

library documentation.

PDF Encoding

When creating reports in different languages and wanting to export them to PDF, you have to make

sure that you choose the appropriate character encoding type.

For example, an encoding type widely used in Europe is Cp1252, also known as LATIN1. Other

possible encoding types are:

The JasperReports Ultimate Guide

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Character Set Encoding

Latin 2: Eastern Europe Cp1250

Cyrillic Cp1251

Greek Cp1253

Turkish Cp1254

Windows Baltic Cp1257

Simplified Chinese UniGB-UCS2-H

UniGB-UCS2-V

Traditional Chinese UniCNS-UCS2-H

UniCNS-UCS2-V

Japanese UniJIS-UCS2-H

UniJIS-UCS2-V

UniJIS-UCS2-HW-H

UniJIS-UCS2-HW-V

Korean UniKS-UCS2-H

UniKS-UCS2-V

You can find more details about how to work with fonts and character encoding when generating PDF

documents, here, in the iText library documentation.

PDF Embedded Fonts

If you want to use a TTF file when exporting your reports to PDF format and you want to make sure

everybody will be able to view it without problem, you have to make sure that at least one of the

following conditions are met:

_ they all have that TTF font installed on their systems;

_ you embed the font in the PDF document itself.

Its not easy to comply with the first condition and this is why the preferred way to do it is to embed the

TTF in the generated PDF documents that you are distributing.

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