On Mon, 27 Sep 2010, Zachary Mitchell wrote:
In v 3.6 of the POI library, there is an undocumented, private
methodgetPictureBytesStartOffset(...,...,);
Try with 3.7 beta 3, the source code has a few more comments in it
There obviously isn't a getPictureBytesEndOffset.
Correct. In the constructor, we figure out the length
Is this "Secret" private method entirely completed?
Nope. As myself and others have tried to explain a number of times, we
don't fully understand the header that sits before the image data.
I'm still confused. With my "array search" algorithm, I try to search my
word document byte [] for occurences of my picture byte [].
I've tried to explain this one to you several times now.... Please re-read
my responses!
So I am trying to reverse engineer from an OO file example. As such,
I'm a little confused as to why I need ever care about a gif/jpg image
file header, unless there is more work to be done for insertion into
HWPFDocument that just taking the straight bytes.
There very much is more work to be done. See my earlier replies for
details on what the process is, and what new code and reverse engineering
is needed
Nick
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