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| Build an eDoc Reader for your iPod Part 1 - User Interface Part 2 - Document Reading Engine Part 3 - Integration with PDFBox | A three part article that discusses the implementation of the PodReader application. PodReader is Cocoa application written in Objective-C and article discusses how to use the Cocoa-Java bridge to integrate with the Java version of PDFBox. |
| Lucene In Action | A book that discusses integrating with the lucene search engine. One chapter discusses how to index various file formats and highlights PDFBox for indexing PDF documents. |
| Java Developers Journal - March 2005 | An article written by the lead developer of PDFBox discussing text extraction and AcroForm integration using PDFBox functionality. |
| Refactoring trends across N versions of N Java open source systems: an empirical study | This article describes an empirical study of multiple versions of a range of open source Java systems in an attempt to understand whether refactoring occur and, if so, which types of refactoring were most (and least) common. PDFBox is used as a case study. |