A possible problem is that CP is set, but CAP doesn't exist. The
specification mentions that CP is valid only if CAP is true.
So I wonder what happens if you remove CP ("inline" is the default anyway).
Also, IT is empty, should be a name, LineArray or LineDimension, so
maybe this code isn't go
Hi,
Using losslessFactory is the only idea I had. I don't know where the
line comes from. I suspect it's a "feature" in the graphics engine of
some products.
Tilman
On 02.08.2023 22:05, JJ Blodgett wrote:
This image limitation is a pain. But here is some code:
var mediaBox = newPDPage.getMe
This image limitation is a pain. But here is some code:
var mediaBox = newPDPage.getMediaBox();
var imgWidth = Int(mediaBox.getUpperRightX());
var imgHeight = Int(mediaBox.getUpperRightY());
var bufferedImage = objRender.renderImageWithDPI(i, dpi,
objImageType[url.colorSpace]);
var newPDImage =
Ok. Gotcha. What I'm doing is to create the image on the fly (as buffered
image), then directly drawing the image using a JPEGFactory response. So maybe
that's where it's getting hosed up. There are options to drawImage from content
read from a file but we're trying to avoid that if possible to
Hi,
Yes, reducing logging is the way. I don't know if there are more.
I'd also be interested in the "unionsq" file, I wonder if this is a
false positive. This happens because "uni" is a valid glyph name.
There is unionsqdisplay and unionsqtext too, but not unionsq.
Tilman
On 02.08.2023
Not sure what you mean about ARGB being jpeg. The examples I provided should
have been PNG.
The use case and reason we're doing this has to do with file sizes. These are
insurance documents. There could be 20-50 different individual templates at
play depending on the exact makeup of each insura
Hi Kai,
so you have an approach you can follow. If there are further issues let
us know.
caption-style is likely using rich text settings which PDFBox doesn't
support.
Maybe you can submit a snippet of the XFDF containing that attribute so
that we can take a look if time permits.
BR
Maruan
Am
Hi Maruan,
the process was mentioned in the original mail and is as follows:
XFDF is parsed to DOM
DOM is used to create a FDFDocument
FDFAnnotation(s) are read from
FDFDocument.getCatalog().getFDF().getAnnotations()
For each FDFAnnotation, a PDAnnotation is created from the
FDFAnnotation's.get
Hello Kai,
Am Mittwoch, dem 02.08.2023 um 09:24 + schrieb Kai Keggenhoff:
> Hi Maruan,
>
> we let Adobe Reader submit a form with flags set for XFDF, include
> annotations and "ExclNonUserAnnots" (table 237 in the PDF 32000-
> 1:2008 spec)
> The XFDF is sent to a server address specific for t
Hi Maruan,
we let Adobe Reader submit a form with flags set for XFDF, include annotations
and "ExclNonUserAnnots" (table 237 in the PDF 32000-1:2008 spec)
The XFDF is sent to a server address specific for the document and then
processed.
Usually, when sent by Adobe Reader, the full XFDF contain
Hi,
we're using PDFBox 3.0.0-beta1 to extract text from PDFs. This produces lots of
warnings about missing unicode mappings. Is there a programmatic way to
suppress those messages or would it be better to configure the logging to do
that?
If it's better to configure logging, I would try to con
Hello Kai,
Am Mittwoch, dem 02.08.2023 um 07:56 + schrieb Kai Keggenhoff:
>
>
>
> Hi Tilman,
>
> thank you for the suggestion. Turns out, it's “Line” annotations.
> When I import
>
>
> http://ns.adobe.com/xfdf/"; xml:space="preserve">
>
>
Hi again,
the attachment with the screenshot didn't make it through, let me try an inline
image.
[cid:image002.png@01D9C528.2A0E3C40]
Von: Kai Keggenhoff
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 2. August 2023 09:57
An: users@pdfbox.apache.org
Betreff: AW: Adding annotations to PDFs - "expected a name object"
CAU
Hi Tilman,
thank you for the suggestion. Turns out, it's "Line" annotations.
When I import
http://ns.adobe.com/xfdf/"; xml:space="preserve">
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