Op 5/03/2011 6:29, webtrol schreef:
> Just to clarify: Does reader.getJavaScript() return all the JS in the file?
It returns all the JavaScript stored in the Names name tree, but as
Leonard rightly pointed out, JavaScript can be stored in other objects
as well.
> I very much appreciate all cons
Just to clarify: Does reader.getJavaScript() return all the JS in the file?
I very much appreciate all constructive comments.
As always, Yes Im reading Itext life, and looking at PDF spec, but as a new
user it will be a while before I run out of the easy questions.
Sincerely,
Trol
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Sent: Friday, March 04, 2011 3:49 PM
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] detecting presence of Javascript and OpenActions
in PDF
Question 1:
Do you know the answer to the first question:
Question 1:
Do you know the answer to the first question: Does reader.getJavaScript()
return all the JS in the file?
Question 2:
Do you have best recommendation on method of doing it.
Remember I'm only interested in detecting not in making any changes.
I was considering:
Getting the number of obj
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Subject: [iText-questions] detecting presence of Javascript and OpenActions in
PDF
Hi,
Please forgive me basic nature of my questions, but im new to Itext.
I would like to detect presence of any JS or OpenAction (/AA /JS etc) in a
pdf.
Using PdfReader I can either do
Hi,
Please forgive me basic nature of my questions, but im new to Itext.
I would like to detect presence of any JS or OpenAction (/AA /JS etc) in a
pdf.
Using PdfReader I can either do reader.getJavaScript() <--- question 1 does
that give me JS from the whole document or just front page etc.
Que
