Hi Michael,
Your explanation brings everything together very understandably --
thanks very much.
So for now, I agree -- there is no point in pursuing this further until
I have a sample from the supplier to work with. If/when that happens I
will repost with the sample.
Many thanks again to you,
Hi Michael,
Your explanation brings everything together very understandably --
thanks very much.
So for now, I agree -- there is no point in pursuing this further until
I have a sample from the supplier to work with. If/when that happens I
will repost with the sample.
Many thanks again to yo
Paul,
Paul Gatewood wrote:
>
> Especially the comment you made regarding an "XRef stream style PDF" was
> very useful -- this tells me that there are indeed cases where a PDF
> legitimately does not have a trailer.
>
More exactly, these PDFs do have a file trailer. This file trailer, though,
Michael,
Thank you very much for the feedback. I'm sorry I did not read all of
your response earlier -- I was replying to Leonard and Bruno.
Especially the comment you made regarding an "XRef stream style PDF" was
very useful -- this tells me that there are indeed cases where a PDF
legitimate
Thanks Leonard -- I am working on getting a test case from the source of
the original document.
In the meantime, did you have a chance to take a look at the text at the
end of sectoin 7.5.8.1 of
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/acrobat/pdfs/PDF32000_2008.pdf?
> The value following the start
I can't explain why Acrobat isn't adding the trailer w/o seeing the original -
sorry :(.
Leonard
On 6/11/09 5:04 PM, "Paul Gatewood" wrote:
Hi Bruno,
Sorry for the confusion -- yes, the problem still exists.
Again, here is exactly what I did, using Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro, Version
9.1.1 on Wind
Yes, that is right -- the original file did not have a trailer.
This arises when I am creating a combined PDF from several files. At
the point when I instantiate a PdfReader for the original file, I get
the IOException, with the "missing trailer" message.
I have contact information from the or
OH - the original file didn't have a trailer either???
Leonard
On 6/11/09 3:28 PM, "Paul Gatewood" wrote:
Hi Leonard,
Thanks for the very speedy feedback.
I am using Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro, Version 9.1.1 on Windows XP.
I am going to repeat my steps here, just to be sure.
1) Start Acrobat
2) Op
Hi Bruno,
Sorry for the confusion -- yes, the problem still exists.
Again, here is exactly what I did, using Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro, Version
9.1.1 on Windows XP.
1) Start Acrobat
2) Open original file (without trailer)
(sorry I can not supply this -- it has confidential information
from a
Paul Gatewood wrote:
> Please ignore the text
> "Yes, I produced the file as follows: "
> after my name -- I had started to describe what I had done before I
> decided to just do it again, step-by-step, to be sure.
I don't understand: is there still a problem?
Or did redoing everything step-
09 1:19 PM
Subject: [iText-questions] question regarding missing trailer
Is the trailer element always required in a PDF document?
I have recently encountered documents without the trailer (IOException
"trailer not found" when instantiating PdfReader).
In the past, the "save as"
Please ignore the text
"Yes, I produced the file as follows: "
after my name -- I had started to describe what I had done before I
decided to just do it again, step-by-step, to be sure.
Paul Gatewood wrote:
> Hi Leonard,
>
> Thanks for the very speedy feedback.
>
> I am using Adobe Acrobat
wgap,
wgap wrote:
>
> I have recently encountered documents without the trailer (IOException
> "trailer not found" when instantiating PdfReader).
>
> [...]
>
> I can not supply the PDF I received, due to its confidential content.
> I have, however, edited it with Acrobat 9 to remove all the c
Hi Leonard,
Thanks for the very speedy feedback.
I am using Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro, Version 9.1.1 on Windows XP.
I am going to repeat my steps here, just to be sure.
1) Start Acrobat
2) Open original file (without trailer) (sorry I can not supply this --
it has confidential information from a 3rd
Yes - without the trailer you can't find anything else in the PDF.
I find it VERY hard to believe that you saved that file from Adobe Acrobat 9.x
- it would have a trailer. Please provide the file that you opened originally
in Acrobat 9 and then any information about the saving process. Did you
Is the trailer element always required in a PDF document?
I have recently encountered documents without the trailer (IOException
"trailer not found" when instantiating PdfReader).
In the past, the "save as" feature of Acrobat produced a PDF with the
trailer.
Now I am using Acrobat 9 and the
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