Class PDFLaunch

All Implemented Interfaces:
PDFWritable

public class PDFLaunch extends PDFAction
This class represents the /Launch action.
  • Constructor Details

    • PDFLaunch

      public PDFLaunch(PDFFileSpec fileSpec)
      Creates a new /Launch action.
      Parameters:
      fileSpec - the file specification to launch
    • PDFLaunch

      public PDFLaunch(PDFFileSpec fileSpec, boolean newWindow)
      Creates a new /Launch action.
      Parameters:
      fileSpec - the file specification to launch
      newWindow - boolean indicating whether the target should be displayed in a new window
    • PDFLaunch

      public PDFLaunch(PDFReference fileSpec)
      Creates a new /Launch action.
      Parameters:
      fileSpec - a reference to the file specification
  • Method Details

    • getAction

      public String getAction()
      represent the action to call this method should be implemented to return the action which gets called by the Link Object. This could be a reference to another object or the specific destination of the link
      Specified by:
      getAction in class PDFAction
      Returns:
      the action to place next to /A within a Link
    • toPDFString

      public String toPDFString()
      This method returns a String representation of the PDF object. The result is normally converted/encoded to a byte array by toPDF(). Only use this method to implement the serialization if the object can be fully represented as text. If the PDF representation of the object contains binary content use toPDF() or output(OutputStream) instead. This applies to any object potentially containing a string object because string object are encrypted and therefore need to be binary.
      Overrides:
      toPDFString in class PDFObject
      Returns:
      String the String representation
    • contentEquals

      protected boolean contentEquals(PDFObject obj)
      Check if the other PDFObject has the same content as the current object.

      Note: This function has a contract which is less binding than Object.equals(Object). Whereas equals would require all values to be identical, this method is not required to check everything. In the case of PDFObjects, this means that the overriding function does not have to check for PDFObject.getObjectID().

      Overrides:
      contentEquals in class PDFObject
      Parameters:
      obj - object to compare to.
      Returns:
      true if the other object has the same content.