Hello ASPOSE,
I tried the code provided at http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Get+All+Attachments+from+a+PDF+Document
But no attachment was found even I can see the attachment in Adobe.
The PDF was formerly created with ASPOSE.PDF.Generator. The aspose.pdf.dll version I use is 10.2.0.
Please tell me how I can access the attachment correctly.
Regards
Gerd
PS: the code I used
I tried the code provided at http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/pdfnet/Get+All+Attachments+from+a+PDF+Document
But no attachment was found even I can see the attachment in Adobe.
The PDF was formerly created with ASPOSE.PDF.Generator. The aspose.pdf.dll version I use is 10.2.0.
Please tell me how I can access the attachment correctly.
Regards
Gerd
PS: the code I used
// Open document Document pdfDocument = new Document(@"c:\temp\DownloadablesWithAttachmentsTest.pdf"); // Get embedded files collection EmbeddedFileCollection embeddedFiles = pdfDocument.EmbeddedFiles; // Get count of the embedded files Console.WriteLine("Total files : {0}", embeddedFiles.Count); // Loop through the collection to get all the attachments foreach (FileSpecification fileSpecification in embeddedFiles) { Console.WriteLine("Name: {0}", fileSpecification.Name); Console.WriteLine("Description: {0}", fileSpecification.Description); Console.WriteLine("Mime Type: {0}", fileSpecification.MIMEType); // Check if parameter object contains the parameters if (fileSpecification.Params != null) { Console.WriteLine("CheckSum: {0}", fileSpecification.Params.CheckSum); Console.WriteLine("Creation Date: {0}", fileSpecification.Params.CreationDate); Console.WriteLine("Modification Date: {0}", fileSpecification.Params.ModDate); Console.WriteLine("Size: {0}", fileSpecification.Params.Size); } // Get the attachment and write to file or stream byte[] fileContent = new byte[fileSpecification.Contents.Length]; fileSpecification.Contents.Read(fileContent, 0, fileContent.Length); FileStream fileStream = new FileStream(fileSpecification.Name, FileMode.Create); fileStream.Write(fileContent, 0, fileContent.Length); fileStream.Close(); }