A bookmark doesn't point to a range of pages. It *can *point to a single page, and then the next one points to another page, etc. The range between those two bookmarks is imaginary, as the second bookmark can do something else entirely (like open a web-page), or point to a page before the previous bookmark, or do nothing at all... So what you need to do is get the next sibling (which you are doing), and then check what it does. If it indeed points to a page number, and that number is greater than (or equal to) the page number pointed to by the current bookmark then you have your "range" and you can do with it as you wish. You also need to decide how to handle the last bookmark. Is the "range" it's pointing to a single page? Or is it that page until the end of the file? etc.
On Fri, Jul 14, 2017 at 9:48 PM, Mustafa Farooqui <[email protected] > wrote: > Adding to my previous email this is the basic structure > > *PDF -> MainBookMark -> subBookMark1 -> pages( 1- 10 etc..)* > > > > > On Fri, Jul 14, 2017 at 2:33 PM, Mustafa Farooqui < > [email protected] > > wrote: > > > Below is my code and pdf structure which am working on. I am stuck at a > > point where i am trying to get the pages which are under the > "subBookMark1". > > These pages are basically forms which are more than one pages. I am not > > sure how to iterate over these pages under subBookMark1. Like page 1, > page2 > > , page 3 etc. Hope this information helps you to understand my issue? > > > > > > Below is my PDF structure > > > > *MainBookMarkName > > |_subBookMark1 (1-10 pages) > > -page1 > > -page2 > > -page3 > > -page4 > > - . > > - . > > -page10 > > |_**subBookMark2** (1-5 pages)* > > * -page1 > > -page2 > > -page3 > > -page4 > > -page5 > > |_**subBookMark3 ** (1-8 pages)* > > * -page1 > > -page2 > > -page3 > > - . > > - . > > -page8 > > |_**subBookMark4* > > * > > |_ > > |_ > > |_**subBookMark5* > > > > My Code > > > > public static PDPage printBookmark(PDDocument document, PDOutlineNode > > node, String indentation) > > throws IOException { > > PDOutlineItem mainBookMark= node.getFirstChild(); > > PDOutlineItem subBookMark1= mainBookMark.getFirstChild(); > > > > while (subBookMark1!= null) { > > System.out.println(subBookMark1.getTitle()); > > > > if (subBookMark1.getDestination() instanceof PDPageDestination) { > > > > if (subBookMark1.getTitle().equals("subBookMark1 Title")) { > > > > > > PDPageDestination pd = (PDPageDestination) subBookMark1.getDestination(); > > > > System.out.println("Destination page: " + (pd.retrievePageNumber() + > 1)); > > > > return pd.getPage(); > > > > } > > } > > printBookmark(document, subBookMark1, indentation + " "); > > subBookMark1= subBookMark1.getNextSibling(); > > } > > return null; > > > > } > > > > > > > > On Fri, Jul 14, 2017 at 11:10 AM, Gilad Denneboom < > > [email protected]> wrote: > > > >> What exactly is the issue? Do you know how to access the Outline root? > Do > >> you know how to proceed from there to the children/siblings (this will > >> require a recursive function, unless you know there is only a fixed > amount > >> of levels in the bookmark hierarchy)? Do you know how to access the > >> action(s) associated with each bookmark? > >> It would be helpful if you could let us know to which point you've > >> arrived, > >> and where you got stuck... > >> > >> On Fri, Jul 14, 2017 at 4:55 PM, Mustafa Farooqui < > >> [email protected] > >> > wrote: > >> > >> > Hi, > >> > > >> > I am trying to access the pages which are under the sub bookmark . > >> > Below is the structure of the pdf file and under it there sub > >> > bookmarks. These sub bookmarks have multiple pages which are basically > >> > forms extended to more than one page. I am able to get to those sub > >> > bookmark. However, cannot iterate over those pages or get any specific > >> > page i need to edit or resize? > >> > > >> > Can anyone please suggest or help? I can share the code but cannot > >> > share the confidential pdf which I am working on. I tried finding the > >> > sample document online but couldn't find any. My question is similar > >> > to the below link which i found on stackover flow. > >> > > >> > https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45002625/how-to- > >> > load-the-pages-which-are-under-the-sub-bookmark-using-pdf-box > >> > > >> > > >> > Below is the structure of my PDF document > >> > > >> > MainBookMarkName|_firstBookMark (1-10 pages) > >> > -page1 > >> > -page2 > >> > -page3 > >> > -page4 > >> > - . > >> > - . > >> > -page10|_secondBookMark (1-5 pages) > >> > -page1 > >> > -page2 > >> > -page3 > >> > -page4 > >> > -page5|_thirdBookMark (1-8 pages) > >> > -page1 > >> > -page2 > >> > -page3 > >> > - . > >> > - . > >> > -page8|_FourthBookMark|_|_|_lastBookMark > >> > > >> > > >> > Thanks > >> > > >> > Mustafa > >> > > >> > > > > >
