Dinamically Generate PDF File - Design Question

Question

Hello there,
I'd like to dinamically generade a PDF file but because I've never done that before I have some design / structure questions.
The workflow I imagine works as follows.
1. I created a new menu item with which a new Page is created. Idealy I would be able to generate the title and the subtitles of that new page already.
2. The user imports other pdf documents to the newly created page and annotates stuff.
3. The first page is then dynamically extended with the information from the annotated stuff.
I already found a code sample in the Adobe SDK that I think is usefull. My question is how to structue the PDF file I'm generating. Is it a good idea to store every subtitle-category within a PDEContent element and then add the PDEText elements to it? Is it possible to add textfields, this is form elements too? Or, would it be possible to use a template for the basic structure that can be dinamically extended at runtime?
I hope this description was understandable and I'm looking forward to your sugestions.

Answer 1

You need to do some research on PDF first to understand how PDF works - both standard page content as well as the various Forms capabilities.  Then, armed with that knowledge, you need to evaluate the PDFs that users will be importing as well as the final document presentation & functionality that you desire.
Then you'll have a design that we can comment on how to implement...