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I want to remove content separately from a PDF file in Java:
  • Full viewer < / Li>
  • Image
  • Link

    Is it also possible to get the following?

    • Document Meta Tags
    • Title Only>
    • Documents like input elements

      Manipulate me or PDF does not need to render i files Which library would be most suitable for that kind of purpose?

      UPDATE

      Well, I tried Peedifboks of:

        document luceneDocument = LucenePDFDocument.getDocument (new File (Path)); Field content = luceneDocument.getField ("content"); Println (contents.stringValue ());   

      But output is zero. Field "Summary" though okay.

      The next snippet works fine.

        PDDocument doc = PDDocument.load (path); PDFTextStripper Stripe = new PDFTextStripper (); String text = stripe.gettext (doctor); Println (text); Doc.close ();   

      But then, I have no clue how to remove images, links, etc.

      UPDATE 2

      I found an example of removing images, but how to remove I have not received any response yet: <

    • Link
    • Document Meta Tags like Title, Description or Author <
    • Only Header
    • Input Element If there is a form in the document Li>

      It is difficult to parse all reciprocal text with sections of the com.itextpdf.text.pdf.parse package ... but those classes are not aware of clipping. You can easily force page size to be parsed.
        // All text on the page, position of occurs regardless PdfTextExtractor.getTextFromPage (Reading, New page);   

      really need to override that takes a Tekstakstrkshn strategy, filtered strategy. it is interesting fairly quickly, but I think that whatever you want The week she can get "out of the box".

      • Image

        Yes, through the same package classes. Image listeners are not supported as well as text listeners, but are present.

        • Link

          Yes Links are "Annotations" for various PDF pages. Finding them is a simple thing of looping through the "annotation array" of each page and selecting link annotations.

            pdfDictionary pagedict = myReader.getPageN (1); PDFAirotSotts = Pagedict.GetAsere (PDFNM.ANOTS); ArrayList & LT; String & gt; Dests = New Arrestist & lt; String & gt; (); If (annually! = Zero) {for (int i = 0; i   

          you can find.

          • input element

            certainly Se.afafaa (Lie And Seekle Designer) or for old tech "accraform" forms, iText can find all the fields and their values. Fields for myReader (string fldName: fieldNames) {System.out .println (fldName + ":" + fields.getField (fldName));} does not have any informative information ... but it '

            Previous> Maps & lt; S tring, string & gt; Info = myPdfReader.getInfo (); System.out.println (notification); In addition to the original author / title / etc, there is a fairly complex XML schema that you can access through reader.getMetadata () .

            • headlines only

              A text render filter the criteria you want Depending on the text, you can ignore the text. Depending on your comment, the font size looks correct.

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