Hello,
I have checkboxes that have only one appearance state. I.e. AP->N not being a
dictionary but
a stream containing only BBox. As I understand this construktion seems Ok, as
in PDF/A AP->N must not
be a dictionary and the "Off" state can be left away (this is because PDF/A
does not allow multiple appearance states).
acroFields.getAppearanceStates returns an empty Array in this case.
The AS (Appearance state) is "Off" as long as the Chekbox is unticked.
When I tick it in Acrobat and save the file, the AS is set to "Ja".
If i use AcroFileds.setField this does not work because the metod isInAP which
is used inside
setField returns false.
Now I tried to set the AS value directly to "Ja" and this works!
The Value "Ja" is show as "export value" for this field in Acrobat Pro and, as
stated before,
Acrobat writes "Ja" to AS when I tick the box and save the file.
Now my remaining problem ist he following:
I have no idea where Acrobat takes this ticked-value ("Ja") from.
I cannot find it anywhere inside the file, nor am I able to retrieve it
programatically.
The value "Off" seems to be fixed (according to Standards), but the value "Ja"
is not.
Does anybody know, how this "Ja" value can be found inside the pdf?
I'm using iText 2.1.7 right now, but I also tried using latest v5 to solve the
problem.
I am not the producer oft he PDF so i cannot modify it in any way and the PDF/A
conformance
must be retained. So I cannot change the appearance(s) oft he checkbox.
I can provide a reduced version of the problematic file (35kb) if that might be
helpful.
sincerly
Thomas
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