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Dennis Adler updated TIKA-577:
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Description:
When cracking a Word 03 document (which, unfortunately, I cannot upload -- it
has client-confidential data), an index out of bounds exception occurs in the
POI code used by the WordExtractor. To try to make up for the unavailable doc
file, I've included the results of a couple of hours stepping through the code
to find the failure point. The error occurs because point[0] = point[1] = 301;
upperbound of _paragraphs = 301. This is in the method
org.apache.poi.hwpf.usermodel.CharacterRun() .
The method + line numbers are:
public CharacterRun getCharacterRun(int index)
line 792: int[] point = findRange(_paragraphs, _parStart,
Math.max(chpx.getStart(), _start), chpx.getEnd());
line 794: PAPX papx = _paragraphs.get(point[0]); // <<< This is the
source of the exception
STACK at time of exception:
Range.GetCharacterRun(int) line 794
PicturesTable.getAllPictures() line 191
WordExtractor$PicturesSource.<init>(HPWFDocument) line 429
WordExtractor$PicturesSource.<init>(HPWFDocument, WordExtractor#1) line 419
WordExtractor.parse(POIFSFileSystem, XHTMLContentHandler) line 75
OfficeParser.parse(CompositeParser).parse(InputStream, ContentHandler,
Metadata, ParseContext) line 187
DefaulttParser(CompositeParser).parse(InputStream, ContentHandler, Metadata,
ParseContext) line 197
AutoDetectParser(CompositeParser).parse(InputStream, ContentHandler, Metadata,
ParseContext) line 197
AutoDetectParser.parse(InputStream, ContentHandler, Metadata, ParseContext)
line 137
... (my project) ...
As noted, this occurs in a Word 2003 doc which has no pictures (it is a table);
147 character runs (0 - 146) found in first pass. Problem occurs on
first pass (not sure if there will be others) on this run. Last run in this
code section from org.apache.poi.hwpf.model.PicturesTable.getAllPictures(),
lines 186-191:
public List<Picture> getAllPictures() {
ArrayList<Picture> pictures = new ArrayList<Picture>();
Range range = _document.getOverallRange();
for (int i = 0; i < range.numCharacterRuns(); i++) {
CharacterRun run = range.getCharacterRun(i);
Error occurs on getCharacterRun(i) when i = 146, which is the last run in the
range. If I change point[0] to 300 (in getCharacterRun), the call returns
nicely to
WordExtractor$PicturesSource<init>(HPWFDocument) line 429, setting the List all
to an empty List. Fails again later on subsequent call to
getAllPictures with same error.
POTENTIAL FIX: if point[0] > papx.Length then return an EMPTY CharacterRun for
the paragraph in question.
Cannot send repro document - contains confidential client data.
was:
When cracking a Word 03 document (which, unfortunately, I cannot upload -- it
has client-confidential data -- an index out of bounds exception occurs in the
POI code used by the WordExtractor. To try to make up for the unavailable doc
file, I've included the resutls of a couple of hours stepping through the code
to find the failure point. The error occurs because point[0] = point[1] = 30;
upperbound of _paragraphs = 301. This is in the method
org.apache.poi.hwpf.usermodel.CharacterRun() .
The method + line numbers are:
public CharacterRun getCharacterRun(int index)
line 792: int[] point = findRange(_paragraphs, _parStart,
Math.max(chpx.getStart(), _start), chpx.getEnd());
line 794: PAPX papx = _paragraphs.get(point[0]); // <<< This is the
source of the exception
STACK at time of exception:
Range.GetCharacterRun(nit) line 794
PicturesTable.getAllPictures() line 191
WordExtractor$PicturesSource.<init>(HPWFDocument) line 429
WordExtractor$PicturesSource.<init>(HPWFDocument, WordExtractor#1) line 419
WordExtractor.parse(POIFSFileSystem, XHTMLContentHandler) line 75
OfficeParser.parse(CompositeParser).parse(InputStream, ContentHandler,
Metadata, ParseContext) line 187
DefaulttParser(CompositeParser).parse(InputStream, ContentHandler, Metadata,
ParseContext) line 197
AutoDetectParser(CompositeParser).parse(InputStream, ContentHandler, Metadata,
ParseContext) line 197
AutoDetectParser.parse(InputStream, ContentHandler, Metadata, ParseContext)
line 137
... (my project) ...
As noted, this occurs in a Word 2003 doc which has no pictures (it is a table);
147 character runs (0 - 146) found in first pass. Problem occurs on
first pass (not sure if there will be others) on this run. Last run in this
code section from org.apache.poi.hwpf.model.PicturesTable.getAllPictures(),
lines 186-191:
public List<Picture> getAllPictures() {
ArrayList<Picture> pictures = new ArrayList<Picture>();
Range range = _document.getOverallRange();
for (int i = 0; i < range.numCharacterRuns(); i++) {
CharacterRun run = range.getCharacterRun(i);
Error occurs on getCharacterRun(146) -- which is the last run in the range. If
I change point[0] to 300, the call returns nicely to
WordExtractor$PicturesSource.<init>(HPWFDocument) line 429, setting <all> to an
empty list. Fails again later on subsequent call to
getAllPictures with same error.
POTENTIAL FIX: if point[0] > papx.Length then return an EMPTY CharacterRun for
the paragraph in question.
Cannot send repro document - contains confidential client data.
Fix typos
> IndexOutOfBounds Exception looking for Picture in Word 03 doc that has no
> pictures
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: TIKA-577
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TIKA-577
> Project: Tika
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: parser
> Affects Versions: 0.8
> Environment: Win Pro 7, x64, jdk1.6.0_22, jre 6.0.220.4
> Reporter: Dennis Adler
>
> When cracking a Word 03 document (which, unfortunately, I cannot upload -- it
> has client-confidential data), an index out of bounds exception occurs in the
> POI code used by the WordExtractor. To try to make up for the unavailable doc
> file, I've included the results of a couple of hours stepping through the
> code to find the failure point. The error occurs because point[0] = point[1]
> = 301; upperbound of _paragraphs = 301. This is in the method
> org.apache.poi.hwpf.usermodel.CharacterRun() .
> The method + line numbers are:
> public CharacterRun getCharacterRun(int index)
> line 792: int[] point = findRange(_paragraphs, _parStart,
> Math.max(chpx.getStart(), _start), chpx.getEnd());
> line 794: PAPX papx = _paragraphs.get(point[0]); // <<< This is the
> source of the exception
> STACK at time of exception:
> Range.GetCharacterRun(int) line 794
> PicturesTable.getAllPictures() line 191
> WordExtractor$PicturesSource.<init>(HPWFDocument) line 429
> WordExtractor$PicturesSource.<init>(HPWFDocument, WordExtractor#1) line 419
> WordExtractor.parse(POIFSFileSystem, XHTMLContentHandler) line 75
> OfficeParser.parse(CompositeParser).parse(InputStream, ContentHandler,
> Metadata, ParseContext) line 187
> DefaulttParser(CompositeParser).parse(InputStream, ContentHandler, Metadata,
> ParseContext) line 197
> AutoDetectParser(CompositeParser).parse(InputStream, ContentHandler,
> Metadata, ParseContext) line 197
> AutoDetectParser.parse(InputStream, ContentHandler, Metadata, ParseContext)
> line 137
> ... (my project) ...
> As noted, this occurs in a Word 2003 doc which has no pictures (it is a
> table); 147 character runs (0 - 146) found in first pass. Problem occurs on
> first pass (not sure if there will be others) on this run. Last run in this
> code section from org.apache.poi.hwpf.model.PicturesTable.getAllPictures(),
> lines 186-191:
> public List<Picture> getAllPictures() {
> ArrayList<Picture> pictures = new ArrayList<Picture>();
> Range range = _document.getOverallRange();
> for (int i = 0; i < range.numCharacterRuns(); i++) {
> CharacterRun run = range.getCharacterRun(i);
> Error occurs on getCharacterRun(i) when i = 146, which is the last run in the
> range. If I change point[0] to 300 (in getCharacterRun), the call returns
> nicely to
> WordExtractor$PicturesSource<init>(HPWFDocument) line 429, setting the List
> all to an empty List. Fails again later on subsequent call to
> getAllPictures with same error.
> POTENTIAL FIX: if point[0] > papx.Length then return an EMPTY CharacterRun
> for the paragraph in question.
> Cannot send repro document - contains confidential client data.
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