Tobias van Treeck wrote:
> Hi Bruno,
>
> thanks for implementing the feature:
>
> SF Tracker / Feature request 2282587: introduction of some typed
> exceptions that are thrown when reading a PDF file. Instead of just
> throwing an IOException, you now get a BaddPasswordException,
> InvalidPdfException or UnsupportedPdfException.
>
> However i have a question to your implementation.
> If i open a password protected PDF file (User password protected) then i get
> a:
>
> InvalidPdfException: Bad user password
>
> Especially for this case i needed the typed exceptions for - however i
> would expect a
> BadPasswordException: Bad user password
> and not the InvalidPdfException - since it is a totally valid pdf but
> a bad password (in this case none or emtpy).
I just looked at the source code. In PdfReader line 773, I see:
throw new BadPasswordException("Bad user password");
But in line 515, the exception is caught and wrapped in an
InvalidPdfException();
You can ignore my previous mail; it's already fixed in the SVN repository.
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