Details
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Bug
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Status: Closed
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Major
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Resolution: Fixed
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2.0.15
Description
When parsing certain pdf's, I'm encountering an IndexOutOfBoundsException in WindowsFontDirFinder.java on line 106:
psFontsDir = new File(windir.substring(0, 2) + File.separator + "PSFONTS");
WindowsFontDirFinder is used by the statement on line 128 in FontMapperImpl.java in my case:
private static final FontProvider INSTANCE = new FileSystemFontProvider(fontCache);
The cause of the error is that the value of windir is "" (empty string), at least during debugging in Windows. However, I should mention that parsing of the same document also fails on ubuntu. While I don't know the exact mechanism of the failure on ubuntu, I assume it is related.
The code checks whether windir is null before doing the substring operation, but not whether the length is in fact >2. I'm not sure why windir ends up being "" here, as the windir env var is C:\WINDOWS.
A working fix for me was to change the windir null check on line 94 to:
if (windir != null && !windir.equals(""))