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CAP edited comment on PDFBOX-4317 at 9/14/18 7:46 AM:
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Hello Mr. Hausherr,
that is exactly what is confusing me. The PDF does contain all necessary
information in a valid form, to display the image and ie the PDF Debugger never
complained about the containing page and displays the image just fine.
Also I am not able to find anything, that is "special" about this jpeg and I
have already disected it to the best of my ability. We have already added
similar jpegs to PDF files (using PDFbox) and never encountered a behaviour
like this.
*The problem*
When opening the PDF in Adobe applications like Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat
Pro DC, the application will still claim, that the image's stream is erroneous
(appended screenshots).
As the PDF has been created using the given code, this can only be referring
to the image stream (as the stream is the only thing contained in the PDF).
*Where did you get it?*
The image has been send to us by a customer and "Has been shot using an
Android-Handy. Has been send to another user via WhatsApp and has finally been
appended to a mail (*.eml) file."
*EDIT*
I appended a PDF file, that has been created by Adobe Acrobat Pro DC and does
seem to contain the image in a "valid" stream.
*Adobe Acrobat Pro DC*
!image-2018-09-14-09-14-45-358.png!
*Adobe Reader (an internal Error occurred)*
*!image-2018-09-14-09-15-40-860.png!*
was (Author: cap-softvision):
Hello Mr. Hausherr,
that is exactly what is confusing me. The PDF does contain all necessary
information in a valid form, to display the image and ie the PDF Debugger never
complained about the containing page and displays the image just fine.
Also I am not able to find anything, that is "special" about this jpeg and I
have already disected it to the best of my ability. We have already added
similar jpegs to PDF files (using PDFbox) and never encountered a behaviour
like this.
*The problem*
When opening the PDF in Adobe applications like Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat
Pro DC, the application will still claim, that the image's stream is erroneous
(appended screenshots).
As the PDF has been created using the given code, this can only be referring to
the image stream (as the stream is the only thing contained in the PDF).
*Where did you get it?*
The image has been send to us by a customer and "Has been shot using an
Android-Handy. Has been send to another user via WhatsApp and has finally been
appended to a mail (*.eml) file."
*Adobe Acrobat Pro DC*
!image-2018-09-14-09-14-45-358.png!
*Adobe Reader (an internal Error occurred)*
*!image-2018-09-14-09-15-40-860.png!*
> Some feature of the given JPEG leads to erroneous results, when adding
> (drawing) it to a PDPageContentStream.
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: PDFBOX-4317
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PDFBOX-4317
> Project: PDFBox
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Writing
> Affects Versions: 2.0.9
> Reporter: CAP
> Priority: Major
> Attachments: IMG-20180719-WA0000.jpg, UsingAdobeDC.pdf,
> image-2018-09-14-09-13-56-216.png, image-2018-09-14-09-14-45-358.png,
> image-2018-09-14-09-15-40-860.png, out.pdf
>
>
> Some feature of the given JPEG leads to erroneous results, when adding
> (drawing) it to a PDPageContentStream.
> The document itself is created just fine and the page is displayable in the
> "PDF Debugger" application, but for example the Adobe Reader is reporting an
> "internal Error", when opening the created PDF.
> Reproducable via:
> {code:java}
> try(PDDocument document = new PDDocument()){
> PDPage page = new PDPage();
> try(PDPageContentStream pcs = new PDPageContentStream(document, page)){
> PDImageXObject pdImage = PDImageXObject.createFromFile("path to jpeg",
> document);
> pcs.drawImage(pdImage, 30, 30);
> }
> document.addPage(page);
> document.save(new File("output file"));
> }{code}
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