If you're using the PDFMergerUtility class you can specify a
MemoryUsageSetting parameter when calling mergedDocuments. Use its
setupTempFileOnly method to create a temporary file instead of doing it
in-memory.
On Thu, Jan 6, 2022 at 6:27 PM John Lussmyer wrote:
> I have a need to merge a couple
On Fri Jan 07 08:55:38 PST 2022 ke...@trumpetinc.com said:
>If you use the temporary file memory storage, it should be possible to work
>with very large files.
Thanks, I was hoping there was some way to deal with this case.
I just ran a quick test, generating a 2000 page PDF by placing a 1 page P
Yes that's a good idea. However it will be much slower, and the objects
will still be in memory, only the stream contents (e.g. images, fonts,
content streams) will be on disk.
Tilman
Am 07.01.2022 um 17:55 schrieb Kevin Day:
If you use the temporary file memory storage, it should be possible
If you use the temporary file memory storage, it should be possible to work
with very large files.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11301818/pdfbox-working-with-very-large-pdfs/38859566
This isn't streaming (pdf is not really amenable to streaming like you are
asking), but the disk based scrat
Am 06.01.2022 um 18:26 schrieb John Lussmyer:
I have a need to merge a couple thousand PDF's into one humongous PDF.
The old tool we use for PDF manipulation runs out of memory as it builds the
result PDF in memory, and only writes it out when done.
Can PDFBox do something more like streaming t
I have a need to merge a couple thousand PDF's into one humongous PDF.
The old tool we use for PDF manipulation runs out of memory as it builds the
result PDF in memory, and only writes it out when done.
Can PDFBox do something more like streaming the output as it's built? or even
not load all
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