PDF/A-1a standard. This level includes all the requirements of PDF/A-1b and additionally requires that document structure be included (also known as being “tagged”), with the objective of ensuring that document content can be searched and repurposed.
Note that exporting the document structure significantly increases the memory consumption, especially for the large documents.
PdfA1b
public static final int PdfA1b
PDF/A-1b (ISO 19005-1). PDF/A-1b has the objective of ensuring reliable reproduction of the visual appearance of the document.
PdfA2a
public static final int PdfA2a
PDF/A-2a (ISO 19005-2) standard. This level includes all the requirements of PDF/A-2u and additionally requires that document structure be included (also known as being “tagged”), with the objective of ensuring that document content can be searched and repurposed.
Note that exporting the document structure significantly increases the memory consumption, especially for the large documents.
PdfA2u
public static final int PdfA2u
PDF/A-2u (ISO 19005-2) standard. PDF/A-2u has the objective of preserving document static visual appearance over time, independent of the tools and systems used for creating, storing or rendering the files. Additionally any text contained in the document can be reliably extracted as a series of Unicode codepoints.
PdfUa1
public static final int PdfUa1
PDF/UA-1 (ISO 14289-1) standard. The primary purpose of PDF/UA is to define how to represent electronic documents in the PDF format in a manner that allows the file to be accessible.
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