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Core Api Attach File
Hello,
i want attach a file to my pdf. Your documentation will help not really, because the interfaces are not really describe. Help needed.
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i want attach a file to my pdf. Your documentation will help not really, because the interfaces are not really describe. Help needed.
Best regards,
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hello edvschu,
HTH
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LIBNAME.IPXC_NameTree pTree = pDoc.GetNameTree("EmbeddedFiles");
string sFilePath = "D:\\YourFile.txt";
LIBNAME.IPXC_FileSpec pFS = pDoc.CreateEmbeddFile(sFilePath);
LIBNAME.IPXC_EmbeddedFileStream pEFS = pFS.EmbeddedFile;
pEFS.UpdateFromFile2(sFilePath);
pTree.Add("YourFile", pFS.PDFObject);
pDoc.WriteToFile("D:\\YourNewFile.pdf");
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hi Sasha,
Code works. Create Support. Thanks a lot.
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Code works. Create Support. Thanks a lot.
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Re: Core Api Attach File
With Property AFRelationship of IPXC_FileSpec the Relationships for associated files are described. Which Values stands for Source, Data, Alternative ... ?
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To work with atoms use
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//PDFXEdit.IPXS_Inst pSInt
pFS.AFRelationship = pSInt.StrToAtom("Alternative");
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Re: Core Api Attach File
It seems to work. I have implemented it in VB.NET. Get a value of 6893.
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Re: Core Api Attach File
If you have methods that take atom as an argument, you should use StrToAtom. That will convert atom string value (that is given in the PDF specification) into a number that is used by our inner code.
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Re: Core Api Attach File
I try this:
HasAtom returns True only StrToAtom is executed before. Why?
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MsgBox(pxsInst.StrToAtom("Alternative"))
MsgBox(pxsInst.HasAtom("Alternative")
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Re: Core Api Attach File
The thing is that we don't have all of the atoms registered when the application starts. These few atoms are registered by the first usage of the StrToAtom function or by manual registering of the atom. But these atoms "live" only in the IPXS_Inst lifespan so do be careful with such atoms.
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Re: Core Api Attach File
I attach a XML File on a PDF, but no MIME Type text/xml is included. How can resolve this?
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hi, edvschu.
This is how you can change the Mime type:
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This is how you can change the Mime type:
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//Getting structure document
IPXS_Document pSDoc = pDoc.CosDocument;
{
//Locking document for writing
pSDoc.LockDocumentExclusive();
//Setting MimeType (Subtype)
pEFS.PDFObject.Dict_SetName("Subtype", "text/xml");
//Unlocking document
pSDoc.UnlockDocumentExclusive();
}
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Re: Core Api Attach File
You're the Best, Sasha. Thanks a lot .
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hello,
the PDF with attachment does not meet the requirements that I need.
The relationship of attachment is set alternative. But in PDF the object of the relationship, so the data structure to
which the relationship is to apply missing. Specifically, the Catalog object (root object) must have an /AF entry that
must point to an array of all "Associated Files". The appendix includes a sample PDF and a picture that explains what I mean.
Is there a way to implement it?
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the PDF with attachment does not meet the requirements that I need.
The relationship of attachment is set alternative. But in PDF the object of the relationship, so the data structure to
which the relationship is to apply missing. Specifically, the Catalog object (root object) must have an /AF entry that
must point to an array of all "Associated Files". The appendix includes a sample PDF and a picture that explains what I mean.
Is there a way to implement it?
Best Regards,
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hi edvschu,
I need a little clarification.
Currently your sample document has such a structure:
Do you need to replace this structure with yours (provided in sample)? And where do you want your Catalog dictionary to be?
I need a little clarification.
Currently your sample document has such a structure:
Do you need to replace this structure with yours (provided in sample)? And where do you want your Catalog dictionary to be?
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hi Sasha,
Sorry. I have delivered only a partial section of the required specification. In the appendix you can find the full specification.
Thus, the PDF will be declared as valid, must meet the required specification.
Reference to the structure that you have posted, i see the attachment is completely embedded differently.
Is there a way to meet the required specification?
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Sorry. I have delivered only a partial section of the required specification. In the appendix you can find the full specification.
Thus, the PDF will be declared as valid, must meet the required specification.
Reference to the structure that you have posted, i see the attachment is completely embedded differently.
Is there a way to meet the required specification?
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Re: Core Api Attach File
This code will take all of the items from the EmbeddedFiles tree and copy them to the new AF array in the root variant:
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private void AddAFArrayToRoot(LIBNAME.IPXC_Document pDoc, LIBNAME.IPXC_Inst pInst)
{
if (pDoc == null)
return;
//Getting IPXS_Inst if you don't have it
LIBNAME.IPXS_Inst pSInt = (LIBNAME.IPXS_Inst)pInst.GetExtension("PXS");
LIBNAME.IPXS_Document pSDoc;
LIBNAME.IPXS_PDFVariant pRootVar;
LIBNAME.IPXC_NameTree pNameTree;
do
{
//Getting root variant
pSDoc = pDoc.CosDocument;
if (pSDoc == null)
break;
pSDoc.LockDocumentExclusive();
do
{
pRootVar = pSDoc.Root;
if (pRootVar == null)
break;
LIBNAME.IPXS_PDFVariant pAFVar = pSInt.NewVar_Array(0, pSDoc, false);
if (pAFVar == null)
break;
uint nAFAtom = pSInt.StrToAtom("AF");
pRootVar.Dict_SetA(nAFAtom, pAFVar, false);
pNameTree = pDoc.GetNameTree("EmbeddedFiles");
if (pNameTree == null)
break;
uint nCount = pNameTree.Count;
for (uint i = 0; i < nCount; i++)
{
LIBNAME.IPXS_PDFVariant pItemVar;
string sName;
pNameTree.Item(i, out sName, out pItemVar);
if (pItemVar == null)
continue;
pAFVar.Arr_Insert(pItemVar, i + 1, true);
}
} while (false);
pSDoc.UnlockDocumentExclusive();
pDoc.WriteToFile("D:\\YourNewFile.pdf");
} while (false);
}
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Re: Core Api Attach File
It works. Incredible support. Thanks .
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hi Sasha,
it would be a great help for me, if you could provide a small sample project, that uses your famous code to attach a file to an existing pdf.
How do I regfree include the needed reference to PDFXCoreAPI.dll to my solution?
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it would be a great help for me, if you could provide a small sample project, that uses your famous code to attach a file to an existing pdf.
How do I regfree include the needed reference to PDFXCoreAPI.dll to my solution?
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hello cew,
What coding language are you using?
What coding language are you using?
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Hi Sasha,
I use c#.
I use c#.
Sasha - Tracker Dev Team wrote:Hello cew,
What coding language are you using?
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hi cew,
So the problem is how to add PDFXCoreAPI.dll to your project as reference?
There is a video sample on how to attach the EditorSDK dll as reference - the Core API SDK dll should be added in the similar way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3I0oteI13s
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So the problem is how to add PDFXCoreAPI.dll to your project as reference?
There is a video sample on how to attach the EditorSDK dll as reference - the Core API SDK dll should be added in the similar way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3I0oteI13s
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Sorry for the missing information.
I have to use the lib regfree in a WPF project, not in WinForms.
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I have to use the lib regfree in a WPF project, not in WinForms.
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hello cew,
Here's your sample
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Here's your sample
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hi Sasha,
great example, but how do I load an existing PDF instead of creating a new one by code to attach a document?
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great example, but how do I load an existing PDF instead of creating a new one by code to attach a document?
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hello cew,
If all of your documents don't have a password specified - then you can open them like this:
https://forum.pdf-xchange.com/ ... 907#p94907
If you need to handle password protected documents - then use this:
https://forum.pdf-xchange.com/ ... 913#p94913
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If all of your documents don't have a password specified - then you can open them like this:
https://forum.pdf-xchange.com/ ... 907#p94907
If you need to handle password protected documents - then use this:
https://forum.pdf-xchange.com/ ... 913#p94913
HTH,
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hello Sasha,
the following code looks fine, but how do I instantiate pInst?
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the following code looks fine, but how do I instantiate pInst?
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private void OpenDocumentFromFileSample(string sFilePath, LIBNAME.IPXC_Inst pInst)
{
LIBNAME.IPXC_Document pDoc = pInst.OpenDocumentFromFile(sFilePath, null, null, 0, 0);
}
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Hello cew,
Look in the sample project I post you.
And look how and where was it initialized and destroyed.
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Look in the sample project I post you.
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public PDFXCoreAPI.PXC_Inst g_Inst = new PDFXCoreAPI.PXC_Inst();
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hi Sasha,
Using the following method works fine, but only the first time.
The second call leads to an exception:
What's wrong?
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Using the following method works fine, but only the first time.
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public static void AttachFileToDocument(string document, string attachment, string pdfXChangeCoreApiKey) {
if (!File.Exists(document)) {
throw new FileNotFoundException(document);
}
if (!File.Exists(attachment)) {
throw new FileNotFoundException(attachment);
}
PDFXCoreAPI.PXC_Inst g_Inst = new PDFXCoreAPI.PXC_Inst();
g_Inst.Init(pdfXChangeCoreApiKey);
var attachmentDisplayName = Path.GetFileName(attachment);
try {
PDFXCoreAPI.IPXC_Document pDoc = g_Inst.OpenDocumentFromFile(document, null, null, 0, 0);
PDFXCoreAPI.IPXC_NameTree pTree = pDoc.GetNameTree("EmbeddedFiles");
PDFXCoreAPI.IPXC_FileSpec pFS = pDoc.CreateEmbeddFile(attachment);
PDFXCoreAPI.IPXC_EmbeddedFileStream pEFS = pFS.EmbeddedFile;
pEFS.UpdateFromFile2(attachment);
pTree.Add(attachmentDisplayName, pFS.PDFObject);
pDoc.WriteToFile(document, null, 0);
if (pDoc != null)
pDoc.Close();
pDoc = null;
} finally{
g_Inst.Finalize();
g_Inst = null;
}
}
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System.ArgumentException was unhandled
HResult=-2147024809
IsTransient=false
Message=Der Wert liegt außerhalb des erwarteten Bereichs.
StackTrace: bei PDFXCoreAPI.IPXC_Inst.OpenDocumentFromFile(String lpszFileName, IPXC_DocAuthCallback pAuthCallback, IProgressMon pProgressMon, UInt32 nFlags, UInt32 nRestrictPerms)
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Great, it works!
At least there are two questions:
1. What do I have to do to get just the filename as name of the attachment instead of the complete filepath?
2. If I open an attached file, and close immidiatly the programm, started by the PDFXChange Viewer, the viewer prompts a hint, that the PDF has been changed. If I choose YES, I get an an exception, that the file could not be saved, because it is used by another process.
a) Why is the PDF detected as changed?
b) Why is the original pdf in use?
This behaviour only occurres, if a file has been attached by the api. Even if I attach another file to that pdf just using the viewer.
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At least there are two questions:
1. What do I have to do to get just the filename as name of the attachment instead of the complete filepath?
2. If I open an attached file, and close immidiatly the programm, started by the PDFXChange Viewer, the viewer prompts a hint, that the PDF has been changed. If I choose YES, I get an an exception, that the file could not be saved, because it is used by another process.
a) Why is the PDF detected as changed?
b) Why is the original pdf in use?
This behaviour only occurres, if a file has been attached by the api. Even if I attach another file to that pdf just using the viewer.
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hi Sasha,
how can I use the core api regfree in our application?
I just found hints to manifests for the editor api.
Could you please enhance the sample with the necessary manifest or whatever is needed to lead to a regfree use of the core api?
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how can I use the core api regfree in our application?
I just found hints to manifests for the editor api.
Could you please enhance the sample with the necessary manifest or whatever is needed to lead to a regfree use of the core api?
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Re: Core Api Attach File
1) The name of the Embedded file dictionary is specified when you do this:
The name that would be shown in the attachments view is specified here:
These code was taken from sample that I've sent you.
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pTree.Add("Test", pFS.PDFObject);
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PDFXCoreAPI.IPXC_FileSpec pFS = pDoc.CreateEmbeddFile("Test.tsst");
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Ok, it works. The sample has a little bug...
But now i know what the method CreateEmbeddFile is for
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string filePath = System.IO.Directory.GetParent(System.Environment.CurrentDirectory).Parent.FullName + "\\Test.txt";
PDFXCoreAPI.IPXC_FileSpec pFS = pDoc.CreateEmbeddFile(filePath);
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Well the sample did not contain a bug - I've just modified it and screenshoted the code for better understanding - that' all =)
I did not manage to reproduce the modified file behavior that you've described in the post above.
And what did you mean "use the core api regfree in our application"?
I did not manage to reproduce the modified file behavior that you've described in the post above.
And what did you mean "use the core api regfree in our application"?
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hi Sasha,
https://sdkhelp.pdf-xchange.com/vie ... stribution
This page just shows examples for the PDFXEditCore.
How has the manifest for the PDFXCoreAPI.x86.dll to look like?
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We want to redistribute the core api using the "Registration-Free(Click-Once) Method" described inSasha - Tracker Dev Team wrote: And what did you mean "use the core api regfree in our application"?
https://sdkhelp.pdf-xchange.com/vie ... stribution
This page just shows examples for the PDFXEditCore.
How has the manifest for the PDFXCoreAPI.x86.dll to look like?
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hello cew,
Maybe it's better to use "Using the C-export Method" described in the same link that you've post. Because you use the Core API and it does not have a manifest. So using LoadLibrary in your case will be better.
Maybe it's better to use "Using the C-export Method" described in the same link that you've post. Because you use the Core API and it does not have a manifest. So using LoadLibrary in your case will be better.
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Do I need a mapping class like Trackers XCPRO40Declares.cs for the C-Export Method
// Initialize PDF object
[DllImport("xcpro40")]
public static extern int PXCp_Init(out int pObject, string Key, string DevCode);
// Deinitialize PDF Object
[DllImport("xcpro40")]
public static extern int PXCp_Delete(int pObject);
...
If so, could you provide that?
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// Initialize PDF object
[DllImport("xcpro40")]
public static extern int PXCp_Init(out int pObject, string Key, string DevCode);
// Deinitialize PDF Object
[DllImport("xcpro40")]
public static extern int PXCp_Delete(int pObject);
...
If so, could you provide that?
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Hello cew,
We've updated the sample project for the manifest use. Note that the manifest file was added and modified and also, the project settings were updated - check on that.
All you need to do now is copy your dll to the exe file and it will work.
HTH,
Alex
We've updated the sample project for the manifest use. Note that the manifest file was added and modified and also, the project settings were updated - check on that.
All you need to do now is copy your dll to the exe file and it will work.
HTH,
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Re: Core Api Attach File
Great support, thank you!!!
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Glad that worked for you
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