I don't see any problem, but I never created a form object from scratch.
The PDRectangle(1,1) looks unusual but might still work, I remember that
there is some math when forms are rendered.
Your image isn't displayed, it's probably a non-inline attachment. I
don't have Safari.
A solution wou
Hi,
Please share the PDF. (upload to sharehoster)
I also recommend to use getFieldTree() instead of getFields() but your
approach is also correct. Maybe your file has only field annotations and
not the actual fields, this happens sometimes.
Tilman
On 14.06.2023 01:49, Bruno Jullien wrote:
Hi,
Hi,
I am trying to get the form field names and values of some signed PDF
(tried with several PDF files) and I cannot see them when using
getChildren() below.
I only see the signature field!!!
this is the OUTPUT i get from the code below:
FullyQualifiedName: ENVELOPEID_47C2241C2E9B492B892DA48
it took a little longer than anticipated to look at the files.
First some explanation about Need Appearances.
Normally a PDF should have the visual state of the form fields
generated so that when a reading application views the PDF the visual
appearance can be drawn.
Need Appearances being set t
Hello,
I am using PDFBox to add an image as an annotation into a PDF.
When I open the PDF into Safari (macOS) the width of the image is reduced
(the image does not look like it should be)
[image: LoremIpsum_Test_simple_2_pages-testA_pdf.png]
This is the PDF :
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lP6v
The thing is that I am doing a code review of a large code base and I see that
developpers forgot to close the PDPageContentStream in thousands of places.
They only closed the PDocument.
That's way I would like to know if it is strictly necessary or not when the
PDocument is closed, as the devs
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