That feature is an extension to the PDF language that is currently
proprietary to Adobe.
that said, there is nothing preventing you from looking inside the
PDFs that are created with this feature and finding common elements
that could be checked for using the low level APIs of iText.
Leonard
On Aug 21, 2007, at 3:09 PM, Jim Hendricks wrote:
Greetings ^_^
Acrobat Pro has this nifty new feature in version 8 where you can
setup a “Shared Review” where comments posted on a PDF are stored
at a central location as an RSS feed, and Acrobat Pro or Acrobat
Reader can gather all the comments made on the PDF and also publish
them as well.
Unfortunately, Adobe doesn’t have a whole lot of documentation
describing the fine details of how this is implemented, but, from
what it looks like, all the information on where the comments are
located are written on the PDF itself. That way you can send the
PDF anywhere you want and it knows exactly where to look for the
comments.
I’d like to find out whether or not a particular PDF is setup for a
Shared Review programmatically, but I haven’t come across any
success. I was wondering… Does iText have any support for
detecting whether or not a PDF has been setup in this manor?
I couldn’t find an easy answer searching through iText
documentation or playing around with the PDF objects in iText. :/
Thanks ^_^
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