Thanks, I will look into that.
Sean Conlon wrote:
>
>
> 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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