I need to extract XML file embedded in PDF. I looked into module 'CAM::PDF' by Chris Dolan, but I could not find suitable examples. I need to do the extraction as part of a larger Perl program, without calls to third party tools like 'pdfdetach' or 'pdftk'. I would much appreciate any suggestion that could help me to achieve this task.
Below is fragment of dictionary, returned by method 'getRootDict()'; you can see the name of XML file referenced there:
$VAR1 = {
'Type' => bless( {
'gennum' => 0,
'value' => 'Catalog',
'type' => 'label',
'objnum' => 83
}, 'CAM::PDF::Node' ),
'Names' => bless( {
'gennum' => 0,
'value' => {
'EmbeddedFiles' => bless( {
+ 'gennum' => 0,
+ 'value' => {
+ 'Names' => bless( {
+ 'gennum' => 0,
+ 'value' => [
+ bless( {
+ 'gennum' => 0
+,
+ 'value' => 'Z
+UGFeRD-invoice.xml',
+ 'type' => 'st
+ring',
+ 'objnum' => 8
+3
+ }, 'CAM::PDF::N
+ode' ),
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