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Are Husby updated PDFBOX-2788:
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Description:
I use PdfBox to insert a little bit of text at the top of my PDF-documents. I
have found one case (one input document) where the resulting document appears
to become semi-corrupted by PdfBox.
I will try to attach to this Jira issue a zip file with the PDF document in
case and a small, self-contained Java application that allows you to easily
reproduce the problem.
The text I try to insert is inserted okay and is not the problem. The problem
is that other parts of the documents seem to get destroyed. You see this by
comparing the original document with the processed document in a PDF document
viewer.
The problem manifests itself in different ways depending on which PDF document
viewer application I use. I have tried Evince (comes as default on Ubuntu Linux
14.04), Firefox (also as default in Ubuntu), Google Chrome, and Adobe Acrobat
Reader v.11 (both on Windows 7 Enterprise and in Ubuntu with Wine, the Windows
emulator).
I you use for example Adobe ACrobat Reader, look in particular for the logo
image in the upper right corner of both pages, the fonts and the formatting of
the line on the second page near the bottom that says "Fakturasum: 2 572,50".
was:
I use PdfBox to insert a little bit of text at the top of my PDF-documents. I
have found one case (one input document) where the resulting document appears
to become semi-corrupted by PdfBox.
I will try to attach to this Jira issue a zip file with the PDF document in
case and a small, standalone Java application that allows you to easily
reproduce the problem.
The text I try to insert is inserted okay and is not the problem. The problem
is that other parts of the documents seem to get destroyed. You see this by
comparing the original document with the processed document in a PDF document
viewer.
The problem manifests itself in different ways depending on which PDF document
viewer application I use. I have tried Evince (comes as default on Ubuntu Linux
14.04), Firefox (also as default in Ubuntu), Google Chrome, and Adobe Acrobat
Reader v.11 (both on Windows 7 Enterprise and in Ubuntu with Wine, the Windows
emulator).
I you use for example Adobe ACrobat Reader, look in particular for the logo
image in the upper right corner of both pages, the fonts and the formatting of
the line on the second page near the bottom that says "Fakturasum: 2 572,50".
> Seemingly good document gets semi-corrupted
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> Key: PDFBOX-2788
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PDFBOX-2788
> Project: PDFBox
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 1.8.9
> Environment: Ubuntu Linux 14.04, Java SE 7
> Reporter: Are Husby
> Attachments: Reproduce possible bug in PdfBox.zip
>
>
> I use PdfBox to insert a little bit of text at the top of my PDF-documents. I
> have found one case (one input document) where the resulting document
> appears to become semi-corrupted by PdfBox.
> I will try to attach to this Jira issue a zip file with the PDF document in
> case and a small, self-contained Java application that allows you to easily
> reproduce the problem.
> The text I try to insert is inserted okay and is not the problem. The problem
> is that other parts of the documents seem to get destroyed. You see this by
> comparing the original document with the processed document in a PDF document
> viewer.
> The problem manifests itself in different ways depending on which PDF
> document viewer application I use. I have tried Evince (comes as default on
> Ubuntu Linux 14.04), Firefox (also as default in Ubuntu), Google Chrome, and
> Adobe Acrobat Reader v.11 (both on Windows 7 Enterprise and in Ubuntu with
> Wine, the Windows emulator).
> I you use for example Adobe ACrobat Reader, look in particular for the logo
> image in the upper right corner of both pages, the fonts and the formatting
> of the line on the second page near the bottom that says "Fakturasum: 2
> 572,50".
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