Richard Braman wrote:
My guess is that
there is a way to interate thorugh the dictionary and get what I want
(like Bruno showed me how to do with the AcroForm.Fields), any code to
do that would be great.
You need the class PRTokeniser to do this,
I don't recommend it because it won't work for
most PDF files, but glancing at the content stream
you have posted, this might work (note that you
shouldn't expect this code to work for every PDF)
byte[] streamBytes = PdfReader.getStreamBytes(stream);
PRTokeniser tokenizer = new PRTokeniser(streamBytes);
while (tokenizer.nextToken()) {
if (tokenizer.getTokenType() == PRTokeniser.TK_STRING) {
System.out.println(tokenizer.getStringValue());
}
}
br,
Bruno
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