Description
Some PDF have an empty string as CreationDate & ModDate in the Information Dictionary.
According to the PDF specification, this two element are optional.
My first fix was to test the null & the empty string in the toCalendar(String, String[]) method and I return null if one of the both condition is verified.
But according to a test case(TestDateUtil) a NullPointer is expected on null value of text. Can you explain why this behaviour has been adopted?
To fixe this unexpected exception in my execution path, I have added a test on the empty string in the deprecated method toCalendar(String). (Patch in attachment)
I'm waiting your comment before commit this patch (or change it by my first implementation)
BR,
Eric
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Issue Links
- is depended upon by
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TIKA-1233 PDFBox can throw StringIndexOutOfBoundsException on some dates
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- Resolved
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- is required by
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PDFBOX-1684 DateConverter source is in three places and has diverged
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- Open
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