At 09:33 AM 3/14/2006, Segev, Eli wrote:
Your example is incomplete. XMP is based on RFD and it is more
convoluted than in your example.
RDF, Resource Definition Format, not RFD ;).
But RDF is really just another XML grammar, so it can be
treated as such.
The XMP packet in the byte array is composed of XMP headers and RDF
data. I don't know at this point of any Java XMP parser that handles
both. My solution is to update the RFD data with an RFD parser and to
add the XMP headers like this:
Again, you can either treat it as RDF (which would be the
higher level) OR as just straight XML (and then apply RDF to
that). Either way, that's up to you and outside the bounds of iText.
result.append("<?xpacket begin='\uFEFF' id='W5M0MpCehiHzreSzNTczkc9d'?>");
You probably want your id created on the fly instead of static...
Leonard
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