Susan BordaFYI it took roughly 341 hours to process 175K PDF files with #veraPDF #arlington I haven’t started looking at the results yet. #digipres
Out of these 175K+ files #veraPDF indicatesd that 85 were ‘invalid PDFs’. #JHOVE thinks that 31 of these 85 #pdfs are valid. Hmmm… #digipres #digitalpreservation
Bertrand CaronAs #veraPDF feature reports may be very long, I created a basic XSL file to extract only elements identified by @bitsgalore in his post https://bitsgalore.org/2023/05/25/identification-of-pdf-preservation-risks-with-verapdf-and-jhove.html
Certainly not perfect, but it seems to work...
https://gist.github.com/BertrandCaron/a4e07f2e0c9f1db79cb265d112bc05ab
Georgia Moppett#veraPDF 1.28.2 is out now! This release sees updated dependencies with vulnerability warnings, updates to (PDF/UA-2, WTPDF) and fixed validation of Unicode ✍️🧑💻 Read more: https://openpreservation.org/news/verapdf-1-28-2-released/?q=3
As always, HUGE shout to the Dual Lab development team for all their efforts! #digipres
LupinoI don't care if #Acrobat thinks, something with an alt-text shouldn't be embedded in somthing else that also has an alt-text. Both #PAC and #VeraPDF are happy with the PDF/UA-1, and so am I... https://publishup.uni-potsdam.de/opus4-ubp/frontdoor/deliver/index/docId/67222/file/pardes30.pdf #TeXLaTeX #accessibility
Johan van der KnijffSort of a #PDF #doubleTrouble release day at the Open Preservation Foundation today, with new releases of both #veraPDF (which checks conformance to PDF/A and PDF/UA) and the #Arlington PDF Checker (which checks conformance to the Arlington PDF model):
https://openpreservation.org/news/verapdf-and-arlington-1-28-released/
Good stuff!
Hello @Georgia !
I wanted to use the online public demo #veraPDF #Arlington model at https://arlington.verapdf.org/ but it returns a 502 "Bad gateway" error...
🚀 Join @carl today at #iPRES2024 where he demonstrates #veraPDF's #Arlington, an invaluable resource for anyone developing or testing #PDF #DigitalPreservation tools.
📍 De Bijloke - Kraakhuis
Check the release notes here + our thanks go to all contributors, particularly the Dual Lab development team, for their work on this : https://openpreservation.org/news/arlington-pdf-model-checker-released/
Just found out there's now a development prototype of veraPDF-rest, which exposes #VeraPDF's functionality through a REST API:
https://github.com/veraPDF/veraPDF-rest
Will need to try this out, but this definitely looks really useful!
This could also be good for developing performant VeraPDF wrappers in other programming languages, like Python (similar to how Tika-python currently wraps around #Apache #Tika's REST API).
