Hi,
If you get the dictionary, you could call
COSDictionary.removeItem(COSName.O), or do the same with the AA element.
To get the dictionary from an element, usually .getCOSObject() delivers.
To get a better look at the structure of a PDF, try PDFDebugger.
Like I said, rename the PDF to .TXT and put that one into a ZIP and
upload that one. This way one could have a look without an antivirus
blocking it.
Tilman
Am 23.07.2019 um 16:44 schrieb Kodjo Afriyie - iSite Eng:
I have tried all the possible ways but i can not remove the javascript
element:
*PDF Comment '%PDF-1.5\n'*
*
*
*PDF Comment '%öäüß\n'*
*
*
*obj 1 0*
* Type: /Catalog*
* Referencing: 2 0 R, 3 0 R, 4 0 R, 5 0 R*
*
*
* <<*
* /Type /Catalog*
* /Outlines 2 0 R*
* /Pages 3 0 R*
* /Names 4 0 R*
* /AA 5 0 R*
* >>*
*
*
*
*
*obj 6 0*
* Type:*
* Referencing:*
*
*
* <<*
* >>*
*
*
*
*
*obj 2 0*
* Type: /Outlines*
* Referencing:*
*
*
* <<*
* /Type /Outlines*
* /Count 0*
* >>*
*
*
*
*
*obj 3 0*
* Type: /Pages*
* Referencing: 7 0 R*
*
*
* <<*
* /Type /Pages*
* /Kids [7 0 R]*
* /Count 1*
* >>*
*
*
*
*
*obj 4 0*
* Type:*
* Referencing:*
*
*
* <<*
* >>*
*
*
*
*
*obj 5 0*
* Type:*
* Referencing:*
*
*
* <<*
* >>*
*
*
*
*
*obj 7 0*
* Type: /Page*
* Referencing: 3 0 R, 8 0 R*
*
*
* <<*
* /Type /Page*
* /Parent 3 0 R*
* /MediaBox [184 105 295 275]*
* /AA*
* <<*
* /O*
* <<*
* /JS 8 0 R*
* /S /JavaScript*
* >>*
* >>*
* >>*
