with the resources embedded before presenting it to an end
user so that the user does not need to change the settings on the reader to
use the external resources.
Edward W. Rouse
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Everyone hates slow websites. So do we.
Make
This happens when you split PDFs with embedded images/fonts/other template
type data that needs to be available for every PDF after the split. If you
have a header image that is 3Mb that is on every page, it is in the 110 page
PDF once, but needs to be included in each PDF after the split, adding
Adobe PDF reader has some built in highlighting you could use, either via
JavaScript or as a URL parameter, depending on how you are serving the PDF
to the consumer. That might be a lot easier than trying to build the
highlights into the PDF. Plus, if the consumer saves a copy, the highlight
would
If you can get the creator of the PDF to do so, the easiest way I found was
to have them create a bookmark for each document and then separate by the
bookmark. I have set it up with our customers so that the bookmark contains
metadata that we use for indexing purposes and, when I do the split I
Linux has no concept of C:. If you don’t know that much you really need to hit
the books.
From: Siddhartha Rathi [mailto:siddhar...@chirayusoftwares.in]
Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2011 11:55 PM
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [iText-questions] Saving the PDF created on
I had a similar problem a few years back using iText 2.1.7 with extremely
large PDF files. It is related to a buffer that has a (approx) 2Gb limit.
And that is a hard limit imposed by java. I worked around it by breaking the
initial doc into several smaller ones using iText code that doesn't
When you say open the PDF document I assume you are using a viewer, Adobe
perhaps? And if the viewer combines the subject and keywords under the
Keywords properties of the Description tab, how is that an iText issue when
the other method you use shows them correctly? Seems to be an issue with the
Try calling flush before close if it’s available.
From: Alexis Pigeon [mailto:pigeon.ale...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2011 3:30 PM
To: Post all your questions about iText here
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Fixing EOFException In Version 2.0.8
Hi NerdManJr
On 11 August 2011
I can tell you that the changes from IE7 to IE8 are major. It broke a lot of
my websites as well. And compatibility mode isn't really all that
compatible. You definitely need to go to Microsoft for this one.
Edward W. Rouse
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From: 1T3XT BVBA [mailto:i...@1t3xt.info
4 - 8 page pdfs in less than 2 hours. I hesitate to attach the files,
but I can send them to you if you want to take a look.
Edward W. Rouse
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From: LA [mailto:lasse...@tiscali.it]
Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2010 3:56 AM
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject
.
Interesting example, but the US has its share of over-the-top judgments re
copyrights. It was one of the driving forces behind the GPL. I'm on the
fence about a fork, but I'm pretty sure the LGPL allows it.
Edward W. Rouse
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Sent: Thursday
unsure if this is the right path. I am also unsure if scaling works the same
for a pdf using PdfCopy for instance as it does for an image.
Just need to be pointed in the right direction. Also I am currently
constrained to using the 2.1.x version at this time.
Edward W. Rouse
Comsquared System
that belong to a
smaller pdf stay in the same subfile. That and preserving all of the
original bookmark info in the subfiles.
But it's the challenges that keep the job interesting ;)
Edward W. Rouse
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wanted to give everyone a heads up if you are experiencing strange
performance issues on Sol10.
Edward W. Rouse
Comsquared System, Inc.
770-734-5301
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So maybe I am looking at this the wrong way. If the xref table only uses int
pointers, then pdf files shouldn't be able to be larger than 2Gb. So are you
saying the pdf xref table or the iText xref table? I guess I need to take
another look at the pdf spec.
Edward W. Rouse
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Found it. Thanks.
Edward W. Rouse
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So maybe I am
want what customers want. Or am I
using this wrong and there is another way to process extremely large files?
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Thanks for the info. I will pass it on.
Edward W. Rouse
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, not an option)
Edward W. Rouse
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iText doesn't support files
At this point I am considering commercial solutions. So far I haven't found
any with Java API's or that can be run on a Unix (Solaris) command line. At
least not any that have all of the features I need.
Edward W. Rouse
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the processing of the chunks. That is what I am in the
process of doing right now. I'll let ya know how that works when I get it
finished and tested.
Edward W. Rouse
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has been preparsed. Plus we have a general
idea of how much memory those process are going to use because we control
the file size.
We took a process that was running in 14 hours down to 3 hours this way.
Hope this helps.
Edward W. Rouse
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Oops, step 3 is missing a bit. I continue to process the original file,
creating many intermediate size pdfs until the entire original pdf is
parsed, THEN I release the original reader to free up the memory.
Edward W. Rouse
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Lol, it wasn't a complaint, it was a question. And it was a valid question.
I would expect that if I used setCompressionLevel(9) that the resulting file
should be smaller than using no compression at all. It isn't.
Edward W. Rouse
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it isn't, then how is setCompressionLevel
supposed to be used with PdfCopy?
Edward W. Rouse
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as
it's asked for to prevent this type of response in the future.
Edward W. Rouse
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of
the document structure is probably the problem with GS. I didn't find that
little tidbit during my research of the issue.
Thanks, that was most helpful.
Edward W. Rouse
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setCompressionLevel was not available for PdfCopy in that version. Is it
just that the compression for PdfCopy is still being worked on? Or did I
miss something else I should do when using setCompressionLevel with PdfCopy?
Thanks,
Edward W. Rouse
I already checked on that. Was told (not able to personally verify) that it
is the newest version of GS for Solaris 10.
Edward W. Rouse
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Sent: Friday, August 08, 2008 5:05 PM
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We have a customer with some pretty unrealistic expectations, one of which
gave me this error:
Exception in thread main java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Size exceeds
Integer.MAX_VALUE
at sun.nio.ch.FileChannelImpl.map(FileChannelImpl.java:707)
at
. Usually it is set to 1 to split on the
top level bookmarks, but you can set it to split at
lower levels if you need to. Hope this helps.
Edward W. Rouse
ComSquared Systems, Inc.
770-734-5301
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In the book and some replies to questions on the list, reference is made to the
toolbox, code contained in the subject package. I
downloaded version 2.0.7 and I didn't get that package. Is there something else
I need to download or did I somehow get an
incomplete file?
Edward W. Rouse
I know version 2 was just recently released, but is there a date for the
release of an updated version of the iText book?
Edward W. Rouse
ComSquared Systems, Inc.
770-734-5301
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Thanks for the update. I look forward to a time when your son is healthy and
new books are on the horizon.
Best wishes.
Edward W. Rouse
ComSquared Systems, Inc.
770-734-5301
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can look at the underlying
text easy enough, but the error shown is of no help in pinpointing what part of
the document is the cause. So far Google hasn't
turned up anything.
Edward W. Rouse
ComSquared Systems, Inc.
770-734-5301
don't know their own page numbers.
Of course all this assumes that you don't need to split a page. If you do, then
I think you need to go back and get the project
scope changed.
Edward W. Rouse
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, there is no way to force the browser to use a 'Save
As' dialog against the users wishes.
Edward W. Rouse
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Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 11:42 AM
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Subject: Re
That would work but the user would have to know to rename the extension to .pdf
when they save it. And once they understand how you
tricked the browser they could always just associate the application/xpto type
to the reader and you'd be back to no 'Save As'
dialog.
Edward W. Rouse
Exactly, which is why it is an exercise in futility to even worry about it ;)
Just leave it as a pdf and let the user decide what to
do with it since you really can't control what they do anyway.
Edward W. Rouse
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to no avail. I'm guessing it added
the dictionary, but not the content the dictionary
referred to.
Edward W. Rouse
ComSquared Systems, Inc.
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Dictionary of type: /Page :
/Parent = 55 0 R
/Contents = 53 0 R
/Type = /Page
/Resources = 5 0 R
/MediaBox = [0, 0, 498, 792]
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To create a new pdf. How do I get the above onto a new PDF?
Edward W. Rouse
ComSquared Systems, Inc
dictionaries, which include the indirect
references. I just haven't been able to figure out how to
use that information to get the page number required by the getImportedPage
method of PdfCopy. If it is not possible to do this,
then I will look for another solution.
Thanks.
Edward W. Rouse
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