Hi, I’ve created an issue, https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PDFBOX-2786 Attached to the issue is a test case.
Kind regards, Johanneke Lamberink Op 4/5/15 14:24 schreef Johanneke Lamberink <[email protected]>: >Hi, > >Thank you for the quick reply. As I stated in my original email, I ask >PDFBox for the pagenumber of a bookmark, and I use that exact number to >set the pagenumber of a bookmark. No switching between user/development >environment. > >The bookmark was added in Adobe Acrobat Pro, on the second page. When >inspecting the bookmark, it states that the page destination is page 2. >When programmatically setting the bookmark to the same page as returned by >PDFBox for the original PDF, the bookmark in the resulting PDF is on the >third page. > >The code I use for reading the bookmark and then creating the bookmark is >pasted below. > >Reading a PDF to extract the bookmarks to XML: >// item instanceof PDOutlineItem >if ( item != null ) { > PDDestination destination = item.getDestination(); > PDAction action = item.getAction(); > if ( action instanceof PDActionGoTo && destination == null ) { > PDActionGoTo gotoAction = (PDActionGoTo) action; > destination = gotoAction.getDestination(); > } > if ( destination != null ) { > Map<String, String> properties = new HashMap<String, String>(); > properties.put( Bookmark.ACTION, "GoTo" ); > if ( destination instanceof PDNamedDestination ) { > PDNamedDestination namedDest = (PDNamedDestination) destination; > properties.put( Bookmark.NAMED, namedDest.getNamedDestination() >); > } else if ( destination instanceof PDPageDestination ) { > PDPageDestination pageDest = (PDPageDestination) destination; > int pagenumber = pageDest.findPageNumber(); // this results in >Œ2¹ for the original PDF, with a bookmark created on the second page in >Adobe Acrobat Pro > LOGGER.debug( "Page in PDF = " + pagenumber ); > properties.put( Bookmark.PAGE, String.valueOf( pagenumber ) ); > } > } > } > > > >Creating bookmarks programmatically in the PDF: >int pagenumber = Integer.parseInt( xml ); >COSArray destinationArray = new COSArray(); > destinationArray.add( 0, COSNumber.get( "" + > pagenumber ) ); > destinationArray.add( 1, COSName.getPDFName( > "Fit" ) ); > actionDict.setItem( "D", destinationArray ); > pdAction = new PDActionGoTo( actionDict ); >// I added this to check the correct setting of the destination > PDActionGoTo gotoAction = (PDActionGoTo) > pdAction; > PDPageDestination dest = (PDPageDestination) >gotoAction.getDestination(); > LOGGER.debug( "New page in PDF = " + > dest.findPageNumber() ); >// results in page Œ2¹, same as the original PDF. > > > > >I¹ve tried correcting the pagenumber myself by adding/subtracting 1, but >this only works once. Setting the pagenumber to 1 (for example), will >result in a correct PDF with a working bookmark. When extracting the >bookmarks a second time however (as is needed for my application), I get >pagenumber = 1. This means that I never know when to correct for the >0-index. > > > > > >Op 4/5/15 14:09 schreef Gilad Denneboom <[email protected]>: > >>PDF pages (like almost anything else in arrays or lists) are 0-based. >>That >>means that 0 refers to the first item, 1 to the second one, etc. So PDF >>page #2 refers to the third physical page in the document. >>Acrobat is a user-facing application so it uses the more conventional >>1-based way of referring to the these items, so the first page in a >>document is #1, the second page is #2, etc. >>This is something you always have to keep in mind when switching between >>a >>development environment and a user environment. >> >>On Mon, May 4, 2015 at 1:26 PM, Johanneke Lamberink < >>[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> In my project I am exporting bookmarks from a PDF to an XML file, and >>>at >>> another stage importing the bookmarks from the XML file into the PDF. >>>In >>> doing this I've noticed an issue with the index of the page returned by >>>the >>> PDPageDestination methods. >>> >>> My situation is as follows: >>> I have a PDF with a bookmark on the second page. That bookmark is >>> represented by a PDOutlineItem with a PDActionGoTo and a >>>PDPageDestination. >>> Calling PDPageDestination.findPageNumber() on the bookmark's >>>destination >>> results in the integer 2. So far so good. I write to my XML file that >>>the >>> bookmark is on page 2. >>> When reading the XML, I create a new PDGoTo action with a >>> PDPageDestination. This PDPageDestination receives an array with the >>> integer 2 as the first element. >>> When I ask this new PDPageDestination for its pagenumber, using >>> PDPageDestination.findPageNumber(), I receive 2. Since this is the same >>> code I used to determine the bookmarked page in the first place, I >>>would >>> expect the bookmark to be made for the correct page at this point. >>> >>> However, when I open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat Pro and inspect the >>> bookmark, it says the page destination is 3! When going to the bookmark >>> destination, I end up on the third page of the PDF. >>> >>> Is this a bug in PDFBox? And does anyone have a solution on how to fix >>> this? >>> >>> Kind regards, >>> >>> >>> Johanneke Lamberink >>> > > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] >For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
