Hi,
You need to ask this on github, we're not doing support for the Android
project.
The best would be to try. Open an encrypted file and don't include
BouncyCastle and see if it works.
Our own code does not use BC in StandardSecurityHandler which is why
it's optional dependency. It is used
Hello,
I wanted to confirm if BC dependencies are strictly necessary for
decrypting documents with standard security.
I'm testing PDFBox 3.0.0-RC1 on android and to my surprise I was able to
decrypt a password protected document without including BC dependencies.
I looked a little bit at the
Thanks! I opened issue https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PDFBOX-5714
On 2023/11/11 19:41:33 Derek Wickern wrote:
> Hi,
> I tried to sign up for JIRA but was denied. I'll upload the code + PDF
> files there once you approve it.
>
> ---
>
> I have an FDF file containing an Acrobat "sticky
Hi,
I tried to sign up for JIRA but was denied. I'll upload the code + PDF
files there once you approve it.
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I have an FDF file containing an Acrobat "sticky note", which consists of
two annotations: text (2 0 obj) and popup (3 0 obj). The annotations
reference each other. The text
Thanks for the document, I'll do some testing.
This isn't a viewer issue though, we need to move from that :D
These lines are missing when printing to a 203 DPI printer on MacOS but
they're rather randomly missing (some render, some do not).
Forcing rasterization fixes it.
Since a reproducible
On 09.11.2023 22:30, Tres Finocchiaro wrote:
I can reproduce with an example provided with Apache FOP:
./fop -fo examples/fo/basic/border.fo -pdf foo.pdf
It seems to use the same trapezoidal vector borders as the originating
PDF. When printing to a 4x6 label printer, some of the borders
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