PdfReader reader reader = new PdfReader("yourFile.pdf" null);
reader.isRebuilt();
I remember this had something to deal with determining whether the file
was corrupt, but I read that a while back. Hope this at least leads you
to the correct answer.
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I am new to iText.
Does iText have a built-in function for checking if a specified PDF file
is
corrupt (e.g., like getting page counts)?
If not, I saw in another thread that looping through all the objects in
the
dictionary would throw an exception if the object is corrupt. Is this
the
recommended approach for solving this problem or is there a better
approach?
If I detect a corrupt object this way, is there an easy way to determine
what page the object resides on?
Thanks for any assistance you can provide.
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