Extract File Attachment In Pdf

• Extract Pdf Files

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Hello:I've done this with an open InfoPath form, connected to the Changed event on a picture control using the following code: string time = DateTime.Now.ToString( 'ddMMyyyyhhmmss' );string fileName = selectedField + time;byte data = Convert.FromBase64String(picBase);//write the fileFileStream outFile = new FileStream (path + fileName + '.jpg', FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write);outFile.Write(data, 0, data.Length);outFile.Close;Where selectedField is a string value from a node in the form, and path is the file path. I'm not sure how this would work with a file - I'm also not sure how to get the extension of any file that may be attached, but it might get you started.

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Extract Pdf Files

I have some PDF's all with two attached files with static names. I would like to use iTextSharp to extract these files to a temp directory so that I can work with them further. I tried following the tutorial but I ran into problems when the iTextSharp.text.pdf.PdfReader didn't have a getCatalog method as shown in the bottom example.Any advice on how I can extract the attachments? Let's just say for ease that the PDF document is at 'C:test.pdf' and the two attachments are stored as 'attach1.xml' and 'attach2.xml'. I ended up finding a way to do this - although not exactly programmatically. I included a binary called 'pdftk.exe' which is PDF ToolKit, which has command-line options to extract the attachments.To clarify, I added pdftk.exe, then called it via Process.Start('./pdftk', 'containsattachments.pdf unpackfiles output 'C:outputdirectory').

Note that pdftk will not output to a folder with a trailing backslash. You can find pdftk here:After adding the.exe file to the project, you need to set its properties to 'Copy always' or 'Copy if newer'.