From PD4ML documentation:
[language=java:3jrsrudr]/**
* “pd4ml.disable.external.attachments”
* if “true”, it does not load attachments (
* @see PD4ML#setDynamicParams(java.util.Map)
*/
public static final String PD4ML_DISABLE_EXTERNAL_ATTACHMENTS = “pd4ml.disable.external.attachments”;[/language:3jrsrudr]
Attachments come from Lotus Notes/Domino XML (DXL) are inline, that is the reason the setting does not disable them by default.
There are workarounds:
1.
PdfAgentR7.java sample code has the following section:
[language=java:3jrsrudr]if ( dontPassAttachmentsToXalan ) {
xml = extractAttachments(xml);
}[/language:3jrsrudr]
extractAttachments() method extracts inline attachments from DXL, stores them as temporal files and inserts references to the temp files instead on the attachment bodies. In the case PD4ML_DISABLE_EXTERNAL_ATTACHMENTS flag works as expected.
2. Suppress attachments on CSS level:
[language=java:3jrsrudr]pd4ml.addStyle(“pd4ml-attachment {display: none}”, true);[/language:3jrsrudr]
In the case an invoking of extractAttachments() also makes sense, as it prevents bulky base64-encoded attachment data from being passed to XALAN.
