Yes Ben, You are right.
This would be correct functionality from technical perspective. But look
it my way with application programmer eyes reporting to big boss that c.
30% of doc we cope with could not be indexed because of this stupid
limitation. Neither he or me have any influence on pdf owners and any
ideas about what made them create files with documet security set.
In short, if You also could implement this "uncorrect functionality" the
"closed source" guys did, it would be really great!
As far as sponsoring is concerned I would be ready to hack (or at least to
try) it even for 1/3 of that fortune:)))
J.
Ben Litchfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
25.10.2004 14:02
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PDFBox does not 'stumble' when it gives that message, that is correct
functionality if that permission is not allowed.
If your company is willing to pay a 'fortune' why not sponsor a change to
an open source project for half a fortune.
Ben
http://www.pdfbox.org
On Mon, 25 Oct 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> PDFbox stumbles also with "class java.io.IOException with message: -
You
> do not have permission to extract text" in case the doc is copy/print
> protected.
> I tested now the snowtide commercial product and it looks like it could
> process these files as well. Performance was also not so bad.
Unfortunatly
> the test result could not be considered as 100%, because the free
version
> processed just first 8 pages. After all this product costs a fortune
> (as long the company is ready to pay I don't realy mind:))
>
> J.
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> Robert Newson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Hello all,
> >
> > I need a piece of advice/experience..
> >
> > What pdf parser (written in java) u'd recommend?
> >
> > I played now with PDFBox-0.6.7a and would not say I was satisfied too
> much
> > with it
> >
> > On certain pdf's (not well formated but anyway readable with acrobate)
> it
> > run into dead loop (this I could fix in code),
> > and on one file it produced "out of memory error" and killed jvm:(
(this
>
> > problem I could not identify yet)
> >
> > After all the performance was not too great as well: it took c. 19 h.
to
>
> > index 13000 files (c. 3.5Gb)
> >
> > Regards,
> > J.
> >
> >
> >
>
> On the specific problem of the "dead loop", I reported an instance of
> this to Ben a week or so ago and he has fixed it in the latest
> nightlies. I expect an official release will include this bugfix soon.
> The file in question was unreadable with any PDF software I have, but
> someone managed to create it somehow...
>
> http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1037145&group_id=78314&atid=552832
>
> I've found pdfbox to be pretty good. The only time I get problems is
> with corrupted or egregiously bad PDF files.
>
> B.
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