Yes, the input is a inputstream. I can try it direct from file.
But in general we get the pdf from an document management system as stream.
Does make sense that i save the pdf to file before?
Why is there so an big performance difference beetween the version from
May and the current version, if we use it with useScratchFiles = true ?
regarts, Manfred
Am 14.07.2015 um 12:02 schrieb Andreas Lehmkühler:
Hi,
Manfred Pock <pock.manf...@gmail.com> hat am 14. Juli 2015 um 11:39
geschrieben:
Ok, we load the pdf with useScratchFiles = true, if we load them with
false the performance is better, but a little bit slower than the old one.
What do you use as input, a stream or a real file? If the latter you should use
the load method with the file parameter.
PDFBox needs ramdom access to the pdf and if a stream is provided PDFBox copies
the data to a file (lower memory usage, slower performance) or to the memory
(higher memory usage, better performance).
BR
Andreas
But now it need more memory. I cannot load some pdfs with the current
version with the same java-memory configuration.
Am 14.07.2015 um 11:26 schrieb Manfred Pock:
Hi,
we use the Pdfbox-trunkversion to render pdf's, currently we use the
version from 12. May 2015.
Today i have done an update to the current version and have test it.
It seems to be that it need now much more time to render pdf's, it
depends of the size of the pdf.
for example you can try this one:
http://cloud.directupload.net/15bu
It need five times more then the version from May 2015.
regarts, Manfred
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