We use the code snippet below to extract custom properties from a
directory full of powerpoint files.
File pptFileRef = ...
...
FileInputStream pptFile = new FileInputStream(pptFileRef);
PowerPointExtractor txex1 = new PowerPointExtractor(pptFile);
DocumentSummaryInformation dsi =
txex1.getDocSummaryInformation();
CustomProperties prop = dsi.getCustomProperties();
if (prop == null)
{
continue;
}
Object data = prop.get("Custom Property1");
if (data!= null)
{
// do something with data
}
Every so often, this line
PowerPointExtractor txex1 = new PowerPointExtractor(pptFile);
causes the message
Found a TextHeaderAtom not followed by a TextBytesAtom or
TextCharsAtom: Followed by 4006
to be displayed to the console.
What is causing this? The PPT file looks fine when I open it.
Is there a way to suppress or handle these messages?
