[] Poor performance merging PDFs using a stream - Slow performance using

The following code serves a PDF document that is merged from 40 single page PDF files. This process can take up to 30 seconds or more depending on how many PDFs are merged.





MemoryStream stream = new MemoryStream();
var docWriter = new DocumentWriter();
docWriter.BeginDocument(stream, DocumentFormat.Pdf);
PdfDocumentOptions pdfOptions = docWriter.GetOptions(DocumentFormat.Pdf) as PdfDocumentOptions;
pdfOptions.OneBitImageCompression = OneBitImageCompressionType.FaxG4;
docWriter.SetOptions(DocumentFormat.Pdf, pdfOptions);
using (var codecs = new RasterCodecs())
{
foreach (JToken token in oPaths)
{
var rasterPage = new DocumentWriterRasterPage();
using (rasterPage.Image = codecs.Load(token.ToString(), 1))
{
docWriter.AddPage(rasterPage);
}
}
docWriter.EndDocument();
stream.Flush();
}

Note the time for the DocumentWriter to complete can depend on a variety of factors including available system resources, where the source documents are located in the event they require transfer from a network location (which includes the possiblity of network latency and traffic) and the complexity of the input documents.

You may be able use our PDFFile.MergeFiles() functionality as it's optimized for this type of operation.
https://www.leadtools.co.../pdffile-mergefiles.html
https://www.leadtools.co...-to-single-pdf-file.html

Alternatively since you're writing to a raster format, you can combine the PDFs as a RasterImage and save it as RasterImageFormat.RasPdfG4.
https://www.leadtools.co...rasterimage-addpage.html

Does this occur with all PDF documents or only a combination of specific ones? Which version of the toolkit are you using?