No, the file would of course be public.
I can still have a look about whether PDFBOX can now handle these files,
however I suspect that this would bring you in trouble with the law even
if I promise you all you want.
PDFBOX does support JBIG2, you need the levigo plugin.
Tilman
Am 12.03.2014 18:33, schrieb Alin Mazilu:
I have a scanned accident police reports that have people names, addresses
and phone numbers in them. I had a problem printing these files with pdfbox
and I had to improvise by using a command prompt print utility as a
Process. I could maybe give you one if you agree not to release it to the
public.
Alin
On Wed, Mar 12, 2014 at 1:19 PM, Tilman Hausherr <thaush...@t-online.de>wrote:
Hello all,
I'd need a PDF with JBIG2 encoding that can be distributed. So it should
not have anything on it that is copyrighted, i.e. artwork or a real text.
Just some random lines or a lorem ipsum text. The image should be black &
white, i.e. not have other elements in it that have a color like a
watermark. Some unserviced Xerox copiers might produce such images, or some
software from Adobe, IRIS etc. If you have such a file, sent it to me,
tilman at snafu dot de, not to the list.
I want to use this PDF for a unit test that checks whether the PDF is
decoded with the JBIG2 plugin. A fail would be an empty image. This way we
check that the JBIG2 plugin is properly attached.
Tilman
